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A Biographical Synopsis

As a Political Scientist with a life-long passion for Israel and the Middle East, I specialized in

International Relations, doing my core field of study in Middle Eastern affairs. With fidelity to

purpose, I have sought out several enriching experiences concerning Israel, the Middle East, and

Islamic terrorism.

The following synopsis provides brief illustrations of this. Graduating from the School of

International Relations at the University of Southern California, working my way through

school, I was recommended by the Chair of Middle Eastern Studies at the School of International

Relations to join Analytical Assessments Corporation, AAC, a Middle East think tank that was

operating in the Los Angeles and the Washington, D.C., areas.  I served there for three (3) years.

In 1987, I received my Masters of Arts in International Relations, Political Science, with a core

field of study in Middle Eastern Affairs after completing a Political Science degree in 1980, and

obtaining a life-long Community College Teaching Credential.  

While working with Top Secret clearances for AAC, I conducted research, analysis, and writing

on issues of U.S. national security and the Arab-Israeli conflict.  The focus of my research and

writing was the Middle East and Islamic terrorism for specific government agencies including

the United States Departments of Defense and State, the Central Intelligence Agency, the

Defense Intelligence Agency, and other defense and intelligence related organizations.

After completing graduate school, with an emphasis on Middle Eastern affairs and project work

on the modern rise of Islamic terrorism, I was hired as a public relations writer on classified

projects for U.S. intelligence at Eaton, Information Management Systems Division, a

Multinational Corporation.

Conducting research and completing White Papers on intelligence systems, I continued to write

on subjects related to the national security interests of the United States. I worked for two years

at Eaton and then went on to start my own consulting firm called, D.L. Gary Enterprises and did

more work on writing and producing materials for publication for four (4) more years.

I have also worked as an adjunct instructor, teaching political science courses as well as

international relations, Middle Eastern affairs, and Islamic terrorism at the University of

California, Irvine, the American Jewish University, and various community colleges, as well as

Summit Bible College. And I have worked in this capacity for a number of years.

Having spoken at academic institutions and several, various non-government organizations over

the years, I have experience with both the print and the electronic media.  I write articles and

speak on radio and sometimes television.  

I have had a weekly broadcast for the last five (5) years that focuses on U.S. foreign policy,

national security, Israel, the war against Islamic terrorism, and Middle Eastern affairs in general,

as well as on world-wide humanitarian crises such as, the genocide against Christians and

Yezidis in Syria and Iraq.

You can view my website at http://StrategicSolutionsForANewMiddleEast.com/ and/or read

some of my work at: www.Facebook.com/StrategicSolutionsForANewMiddleEast or listen to

my weekly broadcasts.

The Denice Gary Pandol Show is live, every Tuesday, at WilkinsRadio.com or at 1410 am on

the radio dial in Kern County from 1 to 2 PST or you may go to my website where each week’s

broadcast is archived and/or locate times and days this broadcast is aired on other nationally

syndicated internet radio networks across the country.

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