Christopher L. Eddy

Christopher L. Eddy serves as an Adjunct Professor at Florida International University, specializing in intelligence and national security education. He concurrently holds the position of Senior Supervisory Intelligence Analyst (SSIA) in the FBI's Miami Division, where he leads intelligence programs and counterterrorism analysis. With over three decades of experience across military, federal, and academic roles, he has held leadership positions in the U.S. Air Force, Department of Homeland Security, and U.S. Southern Command.

• Education:
• Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Ashland University (1986)
• MBA in Management, Golden Gate University (1988)
• Master of Science in International Relations, Troy University (2004)
• PhD in Leadership and Organizational Change, Walden University (2012)

His research focuses on intelligence community operations, counterterrorism strategies, and foreign policy implications. He has developed specialized courses such as ISS 6990: Intelligence Community Successes and Failures. His career highlights include pioneering counternarcotics analysis in the Caribbean and leading interdisciplinary teams in multinational operations.

• Awards:
• 2003 Joint Intelligence Center Civilian of the Year
• Inducted into Olean High School and Ashland University Academic Halls of Fame

As an FBI Certified Intelligence Officer, he bridges academic instruction with operational intelligence experience, emphasizing real-world case studies and policy analysis. His work integrates military, law enforcement, and civilian intelligence frameworks to address global security challenges.