the uniqueness of academia at a college campus. >> right. congressman, i share your sense of a flashback in many respects. when i was the executive director of turning point which is a domestic violence shelter and program in ohio, it was during the o.j. simpson trial. it was during the first efforts to pass the violence against women act. and so, it felt like there was kind of a national teach-in on domestic violence and people were talking about it. and i see that bright spotlight today on campus sexual assault. i think many of the same things are happening. it is being very much driven by survivors and advocates who feel the time has come. and i think that that also is very similar. i think we can take some lessons from that. we have a lot more data after 20 years, we have a lot more data about how violence occurs. we have police, law enforcement that are a lot more -- have a lot of data and experience dealing with it. prosecutors, as well. but i also would continue to stress talking about campus sexual assault we want to be mindful of the

the uniqueness of academia at a college campus. >> right. congressman, i share your sense of a flashback in many respects. when i was the executive director of turning point which is a domestic and violence program in ohio it was during the o.j. simpson trial, it was during the first efforts to pass the violence against women act. so it felt like there was kind of a national teach-in on domestic violence and people were talking about it. i see that bright spotlight today on campus sexual assault. i think many of the same things are happening. it's being very much driven by survivors and advocates who feel the time has come. and i think that that also is very similar. i think we can take some lessons from that. we have a lot more data. after 20 years of the violence against women act we have a lot more data about how violence occurs. we have police and law enforcement who have a lot more data and a lot more experience in dealing with it, prosecutors as well, but i also would continue to stress that when we're talking about campus sexual assaul

of cyber security solutions to challenges associated with emerging and legacy technologies. the mrdec cyber campus coordinates cyber activities with industry, academia, and government partners. although it is is uniquely positioned to integrate the department of home land security, the department of justice, space and missile defense command, and the industrial base. additionally, it can provide deep expertise and reduce cyber threats posed as it relates to hardware, software, firm wear, networks, test, modeling, simulations, forensics, industrial control systems, supervisory control, and data acquisition systems. with that as a back drop, and these are for each of you. how does it integrate with the department of defense's overall cyber strategy? >> well, as admiral rodgers said, each services are developing cyber skills under their title 10 responsibilities. this is just one reflection of many, many, many such organizations that are being set up. the air force has units down in is san antonio. so i would ask admiral rodgers to give you more specifics. but each of these are going to have specific skills. in this case the one that you have talked about congressman focusing on the aviation systems of t

crs, with smart analysts, trained largely in academia, but steeped in the day-to-day workings of congress is uniquely positioned to answer these challenging inquiries about the future of representational democracy in the united states. so, thank you. and now i would like to be joined by john haskell, who is the person responsible for bringing this committee print to fruition. >> of course, i second what colleen said, and we appreciate the opportunity to discuss the committee print. not just with the distinguished group of panelists we have, but also we're eager to hear your questions. i do request that any criticisms of the print be directed generically to john, and i'll defer to the organizers of the panel, which are sides and fortier here. our objective with the evolving congress was to provide perspective on the debates of the functioning of the institution. in other words, we wanted people to get the context right. in my view, the authors of the print -- there were, i think, 29 people involved in writing the print, all analysts at crs -- did an excellent job at just, that getting the context righ