Joshua C. Huminski is the Senior Vice President, Intelligence & National Security Programs of the Mike Rogers Center at the Center for the Study of the Presidency & Congress (CSPC). Founded by former House Intelligence Committee Chairman, Rep. Mike Rogers (R-MI, ret.), the Center focuses on key national security and foreign policy issues such as Euro-Atlantic Security, the trans-Atlantic partnership, U.S.-Russia relations, emerging technology, and intelligence reform.

As part of the Center’s research efforts, Huminski chairs high-profile, off-the-record discussions with senior officials from government, the military, intelligence community, diplomatic corps, and academia. He is also the senior national security and foreign policy advisor to Chairman Rogers and his 501c4 advocacy organization, LEAD America.

Huminski is a frequent commentator on national security, intelligence policy, and emerging technology issues. He has a weekly book review column for the Diplomatic Courier. His research has appeared in Breaking Defense, the Hill, Defense One, the Cipher Brief, and with the London-based Council on Geostrategy. He will soon be published by the National Defense University’s PRISM Journal (expected June 2023). He is also a non-resident fellow at George Mason University’s National Security Institute.

Originally from Connecticut, Joshua received his graduate degree (with Merit) in War Studies from King’s College London after completing a dissertation on energy security and international relations. He earned his undergraduate honors degree from the University of Connecticut in political science following the completion of a thesis project on U.S. civil-military relations.

In his free time, he is a voracious reader, keen traveler, and an avid F1 fan. He can be found on Twitter @joshuachuminski.

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