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March 2025 News Archive

NCITE Insights – Student Spotlight: Camden Carmichael

March 26, 2025

On the latest episode of the podcast, Blake sits down with Camden Carmichael, an NCITE student researcher and undergraduate in the UNO School of Criminology and Criminal Justice. They discuss Carmichael's recent trip to the National Targeting Center in Washington, D.C., becoming a co-author on his first peer-reviewed paper, and his post-graduation plans.

Guest Evan Perkoski, Ph.D. (left) speaks with host Erin Grace (right) via Zoom, with an NCITE logo background and a title slide beneath them.

NCITE Insights No. 27 – Terrorist Recruitment, Desired Skills, and AI

March 21, 2025

On the latest episode of the podcast, Erin sits down with NCITE researcher Evan Perkoski, Ph.D., to discuss his team's research on terrorist recruitment trends.

Headshot of Jorge Comas next to the title "NCITE Speaker Series: Stopping Terrorism at the Border""

WEBINAR RECAP: Stopping Terrorism at the Border

March 11, 2025

On March 5, NCITE hosted a webinar with Jorge Comas, director of the Counter Network Division at U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s (CBP) National Targeting Center, about efforts to keep terrorists from crossing U.S. borders.

A digital illustration of a man with short, unkempt hair and a worried expression sitting on a green couch in a dimly lit room. He wears a light blue button-up shirt and brown pants. A lamp on a wooden side table to his left casts a dramatic beam of light, creating a stark contrast between illuminated and shadowed areas. The background is mostly dark, emphasizing the man’s expression of distress or contemplation. White text in the upper right reads 'The Hidden Cost of Security: A Short Guide to Understanding Vicarious Trauma.'

The Hidden Cost of Security: A Short Guide to Understanding Vicarious Trauma

March 10, 2025

In a new booklet, NCITE researchers Joseph Young, Ph.D., and Daisy Muibu, Ph.D., illustrate the impact of exposure to violent material on the counterterrorism workforce and what can be done to address it.