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Eye on UMSL: FBI Seminar

by Ryan Heinz | Jul 29, 2012

FBI Special Agent Tom Barlow discusses the case of Glenn Duffie Shriver, a Michigan man serving four years in prison for attempting to spy for China.

FBI Special Agent Tom Barlow discusses the case of Glenn Duffie Shriver, a Michigan man serving four years in prison for attempting to spy for China.

The Center for Nanoscience at UMSL held the FBI Academic Alliance Seminar on July 24. The seminar brought together university faculty and staff with law enforcement agents from Washington, D.C., Missouri, Illinois and Kansas to discuss security issues relevant to colleges and universities. Topics included conducting business overseas, research technology protection and cyber safety.

The picture, by campus photographer August Jennewein, is the latest to be featured at Eye on UMSL. Read more about the FBI Academic Alliance Seminar at UMSL Daily.

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