RESUME for JEANNE F. GODFROY
Major (U.S. Army)
Department of Social Sciences, West Point, New York
Email: jeanne.godfroy@usma.edu
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EDUCATION
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs,
Princeton, NJ.
- Masters in Public Affairs, June 2007
- PhD Candidate (ABD) as of Fall 2009
UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY, West Point, New York
- B.S. In International and Strategic History, Middle East FOS (Field of Study), May 2000
-Graduated 5th in a class of 948, Phi Sigma Iota, Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Alpha Theta
-Held key leadership position, Deputy Brigade Commander, Senior Year
POSITIONS HELD AS US ARMY OFFICER
- August 2010-Present: Department Academic Counselor, United States Military Academy
- July 2009 – July 2010: Instructor of International Relations, United States Military Academy
- April – December 2008: Strategic Engager, Iraq Force Strategic Engagement Cell, Shi’a Reconciliation
Issues
- November 2007-April 2008: Advisor to the Iraqi Directorate General for Intelligence and Security
(DGIS)
- June 2004 – June 2005: Special Assistant to LTG David Petraeus, Commander Multi-National Security
Transition Command, Iraq
- September 2002- May 2004: 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) Targeting Intelligence Officer /
Political Analyst in Iraq during OIF 1
- October 2001- August 2002: Counter Terrorism Analyst / Watch Officer, US National Intelligence
Cell, Sarajevo, Bosnia
- January – September 2001: Company Executive Officer, A / 502nd Military Intelligence Battalion, Ft.
Lewis, WA
LEADERSHIP POISITIONS
- Intelligence Advisor, Military Transition Team, Iraq, 2007-2008
- Analysis and Control Element Production Section Leader, 101st Airborne Division 2002-2004
- Company Executive Officer, US Army, Alpha Company, 502nd Military Intelligence Battalion
- Deputy Brigade Commander, United States Corps of Cadets, 1999-2000
NON-DEGREE SCHOOLING
- Military Intelligence Captains Career Course, Ft. Huachuca, AZ (January-June 2009)
- Military Transition Team Course, Fort Riley, Kansas (November-December 2007)
Defense Intelligence Agency Counter-Terrorism Analysis Course, Joint Analysis Center Molesworth,
United Kingdom (January 2002)
- Military Intelligence Officer Basic Course, Ft. Huachuca, AZ (July – November 2000)
- US Army Airborne School, Ft. Benning, GA (July 1998)
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OTHER SKILLS / QUALIFICATIONS
- Language Capability: Functional (not fluent) Arabic (some literacy in Arabic as well). Scored 126 on
Defense Language Aptitude Battery (DLAB).
PUBLICATIONS
Hull, Jeanne. “We’re All Smarter Than Any One of Us: The Role of Inter-Agency Intelligence
Organizations in Combating Armed Groups.” In Journal for Public and International Affairs, Princeton:
Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs and APISA. Vol. 19, Spring 2008.
Hull, Jeanne. “Iraq: Targeting, Reconciliation, and Key Leader Engagement.” In the Strategic Studies
Institute LeTort Paper series, September 24, 2009.
Hull, Jeanne. “Classifying al-Qa’ida: Implications for a New Strategic Approach.” Unpublished
manuscript submitted to the West Point Combating Terrorism Center.
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