About

ASCE

History 


ASCE was established to tap the expertise of universities to help address the threat foreign adversaries pose to U.S. academic institutions. The group initially consisted of universities that conduct classified research on campus and focused on specific procedures and activities to protect information. The group has since expanded both its membership and its focus to deal with broader policy issues related to universities and security concerns.

FEDERAL AGENCY SUPPORT


The success of ASCE and overall academic security counter exploitation effort depends upon close collaboration with key federal agencies. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (DCSA), Department of State, and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) in particular have been actively involved in the formation of ASCE.

HOW TO JOIN


For questions or to join, contact Dr. Kevin Gamache (ascep@tamus.edu; 979.862.1965).


Benefits of Joining ASCE

Join now and gain access to these benefits.

Network

Access to the Academic Security & Counter Exploitation Portal on the Homeland Security Information Network

Listserv

Access to the Academic Security & Counter Exploitation Listserv

Resources

Access to publication of EFFECTIVE PRACTICES related to countering the threats

Training

Support for academic institutions to promote security and limit undue influence on institutions and personnel

Connections

Participation in the annual Academic Security & Counter Exploitation Conference

Newsletter

Receipt of quarterly Academic Security Newsletter