Robert Gay

About Robert Gay

Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist (CAMS) and retired Supervisory Special Agent for the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) with more than 20 years of experience conducting national security (counter-terrorist financing and counterintelligence) and white collar crime (financial institution fraud and money-laundering) investigations. Also, for more than ten years have developed and taught undergraduate and graduate courses in International Political Economy, International Relations, Microeconomics/Macroeconomics, and Financial Accounting as either an Associate or Adjunct Professor (classroom and online) for the National Intelligence University, Liberty University, Nova Southeastern University, and Regent University. Served for ten years as a Captain (O-3) with the U.S. Air Force as an Intelligence and Targeting Officer.

Experience

1. Associate Professor

   MASY

   Oct 2021 — Present · Bethesda, MD, US

   Continuing as the Course Director and Professor for one undergraduate and two graduate International Political Economy (IPE) courses, which concentrate on both international relations (IR) and economic theories in comprehending world events. Other responsibilities include teaching courses in geopolitics and analytical techniques, as well as mentoring undergraduate students in their completion of a capstone project focusing on emerging national security issues and to graduate students as a Master’s Thesis Committee Chair or Reader.

Education

• University of Oklahoma

  Masters

  1993 — 1995

• Lipscomb University

  Bachelor's

  1978 — 1982

• Nova Southeastern University

  Doctorate of Business Administration

  1998 — 2008