Dr. Johnson-Freese served as Chair of the National Security Affairs Department from 2002-2010. Previously she was on the faculty of the Asia Pacific Center for Security Studies, the Air War College, and the University of Central Florida.
Teaching security studies courses to U.S. and international military and security practitioners in a 10 month M.A. course.
Classes: Women, Peace & Security; Space & Security; Grand Strategy & US National Security, Leadership in War & Peace.
Responsible for a faculty of 50+ multidisciplinary, multicultural faculty of active duty military, retired military and academic faculty, curriculum development and execution to approximately 500 MA students annually.
Multidisciplinary classes taught at the APCSS to military officers and security practitioners from the Asia-Pacific region.
Skype presentation to India's Observer Research Organization on Chinese Space Program, February 16, 2018.
Change of Command keynote speaker on the Future of Profession Military Education at Royal Danish Defense College, April 30, 2018.
Space Warfare & the Weaponization of Space, Hidden Forces podcast, 2017.
CSIS Space Crisis Dynamic & Uncertainty Exercise, Washington DC, Nov 9-10, 2016.