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Stephen Kelley is a faculty member at the School of International Service (SIS) at American University, where he has been teaching since 2019. He specializes in global security, U.S. diplomatic history, and strategic studies, and currently teaches courses such as SISG-767: Topics in Global Security: Causes of War.
Educational Background:
- Doctor of Philosophy, Security Studies, Naval Postgraduate School, 2020
- Master of Arts, National Security Affairs (Middle East Studies), Naval Postgraduate School, 2007
His research focuses on strategic planning, U.S. foreign policy, military and naval history, and regional security dynamics in the Persian Gulf. Drawing from over 28 years of service as a U.S. Navy officer—including roles as a helicopter pilot and strategic planner—Dr. Kelley brings extensive real-world experience into his academic work.
His teaching and scholarship reflect a strong interdisciplinary approach to global security challenges, integrating historical analysis with contemporary strategic issues. Though no recent publications are listed, his academic trajectory suggests a focus on the causes of war, conflict prevention, and military strategy.
Professional Background:
- Over 28 years of service as a U.S. Navy officer
- Helicopter pilot, strategic planner, and military educator
Dr. Kelley advises on security policy and is available for media commentary through American University Communications. He lives in northern Virginia with his wife and two daughters and enjoys Formula One, sports car racing, tabletop gaming, and supporting Boston sports teams.
