Joseph W. Gartin

Joseph W. Gartin is a PartTime Lecturer at George Washington University, focusing on intelligence studies. He serves as Managing Editor of Studies in Intelligence, the journal of the U.S. intelligence community. With over 35 years in intelligence, he retired from the CIA in 2019 after roles including Deputy Associate Director for Talent, Dean of the Sherman Kent School for Intelligence Analysis, and Director of the President’s Daily Briefing. He is also a Practitioner in Residence at Georgetown University’s Master of Science in Foreign Service program and a Council on Foreign Relations member.

His research interests center on intelligence analysis methodologies, strategic forecasting, and talent development within national security frameworks. Recent work explores evolving analytical challenges in global intelligence landscapes.

Notably, his 2019 article Future of Analysis examines transformative trends in intelligence practice. While no formal awards are listed, his career reflects significant institutional contributions. He advises through academic and professional channels but no specific student names are provided.