Robert Brzenchek, Criminal Justice Professor and Chair of Keiser University’s Financial Crime Investigation Program, recently participated as a panelist at the Association for Psychological Science (APS) Seminar held in Washington D.C., and hosted by his alma mater George Mason University. Brzenchek weighed in on cybersecurity industry trends as well as the book publication process.

“This type of event provides an opportunity to connect academic leaders with practitioners for real-world solutions. I consider myself a prac-academic,” smiled Brzenchek, who’d shared insights relating to the publication of The Gang Life: Laugh Now Cry Later – Suppression and Prevention, a book he’d authored along with Ben Pieper and Garrick Plonczynski.

The APS Convention brought together psychological scientists from disciplines spanning the full spectrum of the field.