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TSM 2003 The Paducah Sun MURRAY, Ky.--Murray State University's second annual Telecommunications/Information Technology Conference is planned April 3-5 at the Executive Inn-Airport in Louisville. FBI Special Agent Steve Stacy and James Graham are the keynote speakers at 3:30 p.m. on April 4. Their seminar topic is "Terrorism and the National Information Infrastructure." Stacy is a Louisville native and graduated from the University of Louisville's School of Justice with honors. He has served in the Kentucky Army National Guard's 198th Military Police Company, and was a deputy sheriff in Los Angeles. Stacy has been a special agent with the FBI for 17 years with his primary duties being in counterintelligence and counterterrorism. Graham is the director of the Information Technology Research Center at the University of Louisville and the technology policy adviser for the Kentucky Office for the New Economy. He is a graduate of Eastern Kentucky University with a bachelor of arts degree in communications. Graham currently serves on the executive committee of the Louisville Weapons of Mass Destruction Crisis Group, the steering committee of Kentucky Infragard, and the FBI's critical infrastructure protection group. His presentation at the MSU conference in Louisville is titled "Cyber-Terrorism: New Emerging Threats to Public Safety and National Security." The conference begins at 6 p.m. April 3 with Dr. Eileen Preisser, Congressional Fellow and Special Assistant for Homeland Defense and National Security, giving the keynote address. Dr. Phillip Sparks, director of Murray State's Center for Telecommunications Systems Management, is the conference chairman. Sparks can be reached at 762-3987.