Torrey Froscher, CIA (retired)
Tuesday, November 7
6:00-7:15 p.m.
Riddick Hall, Room 321
North Carolina State University

Torrey Froscher focused on analysis of foreign weapons proliferation and programs at the Central Intelligence Agency for more than thirty-five years. During his career he headed analytic units on nuclear test monitoring, nuclear proliferation, and nuclear, biological, and chemical weapons. He also served as Chief of Analysis for the Director of Central Intelligence (DCI) Nonproliferation Center and Deputy Director of the DCI Center for Weapons Intelligence, Arms Control, and Nonproliferation. His awards include the Distinguished Career Intelligence Medal and the first-ever William Langer Award for analytic excellence.

Sponsored by the Nonproliferation Policy Education Center, School of Public & International Affairs, Department of Nuclear Engineering, and the Triangle Institute for Security Studies. For more information please contact William Boettcher at william_boettcher@ncsu.edu