Diana Bolsinger is Lecturer and Graduate Director of the Intelligence and National Security Studies Master of Science program. She is currently a Doctoral candidate at the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Policy at UT-Austin, with a projected graduation date of May 2022. Her current research examines how Washington’s clandestine security relationships in South Asia impact U.S. regional policy. Her manuscript titled, “Though Not at Any Price:” LBJ, Pakistan, and Bargaining in an Asymmetric Intelligence Liaison Relationship, was selected from over 100 entries as the 2020 winner of the Bobby Inman Award at UT-Austin.<br>Before coming to UTEP, she served in a variety of analytical and policy support positions in the US Intelligence and foreign policy communities, including assignments in Islamabad, Pakistan; Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina; Seoul, Korea; and Washington, DC. Diana holds an MA in International Affairs from George Washington University, an MEd from Marymount University, and an MA in Government from New Mexico State University.

• 2020 Bobby Inman Prize for Student Scholarship on Intelligence - Intelligence Studies Program, Robert Strauss Center, University of Texas at Austin (08/13/2020)

• Ph D in Public Policy, University of Texas at Austin (2022)
• MA in Government, New Mexico State University (2016)
• M.Ed in Elementary Education, Marymount University (2002)
• MA in International Affairs, George Washington University (1990)

• "Not At Any Price:" LBJ, Pakistan, and Bargaining in an Asymmetric Intelligence Liaison Relationship Texas National Security Review 5 1 (2021), Diana I. Bolsinger.

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