content production for The Boeing Company's Space Segment Design Review for Transformational SATCOM. The FCS Experiment 1.1 Soldier Exercise marked CTI's entrance to the realm of large-scale live demonstration. In 2008, CTI teamed with Boeing to develop virtual training solutions for military and law enforcement. Writing and Producing Korris came to USC following work in Hollywood studio production, producing and writing. He began with several creative executive positions at Universal Television, moving on to serve as a staff producer for Ron Howard and Brian Grazer's Imagine Films. Friends Rick Berman, (Star Trek: Next Generation Executive Producer) and Maurice Hurley (Co-Executive Producer) named character Captain Korris after him in the episode Heart of Glory. He executive produced Showtime/Paramount's "The Killing Yard" which won the 2003 American Bar Association Silver Gavel. He is a member of the writers' branch of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, the Writers Guild of America, the Writers Guild of Canada and the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers. Korris earned his undergraduate degree in economics at Yale University and was awarded an MBA with distinction at the Harvard Business School. Notes and references Selected publications Making Information Entertaining & Entertainment Informative,The Entertainment Gathering 1/2/3/ Feb 2006 Program Book (Wired 2006) Organizational Simulation "Application of Immersive Technology For Next Generation Simulation" (with Richard Lindheim) (John Wiley & Sons, 2005) Every Soldier A Sensor Simulation: The Ninety Day Wonder – How the Army's Institute for Creative Technologies Developed an Award-Winning Training Application for the Global War on Terrorism in Record Time, 25th Army Science Conference (2006), (with Julia C. Campbell and LTC Raymond Compton) Learning To Win: How the Military (& You) Can Build Leaders Through Gaming, ELearning! Magazine October 2006 (cover story) How ICT Built A Cognitive Training Tool for the Xbox 24th Army Science Conference 2004 JFETS: Using Immersive Technology to Train the "Universal Observer" – 24th Army Science Conference 2004 (with Randall Hill and David Hendrie) Selected Invited Talks Technology as a Solution to Effective Homeland Security, Featured Speaker, British American Business Council Annual Transatlantic Business Conference (2007) Naval Research Advisory Committee Study on Distributed Operations (2006) eg2006 Featured Speaker (Entertainment Gathering 2006 - Richard Saul Wurman) (2006) Association of the United States Army, Winter Symposium, Featured Speaker (2006) Joint C4 and Space Operations for the Current and Future Force, Association of the United States Army, Greater Los Angeles Chapter, Keynote (2005) US