PERSONAL QUALIFICATIONS STATEMENT

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
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• Document Creation Date: November 17, 2016
• Document Release Date: February 29, 2000
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FELLOWSHIP IN CONGRESSIONAL OPERATIONS
STATEMENT OF SUPERVISOR
I nominate for a Fellowship in Congressional 25X1A
Operations. During his service on the R&D Planning Staff, I have been
impressed by his excellent performance and the exercise of initiative
and intelligence he displays in carrying out his assignment. Not only
has he demonstrated growth and dedication. to solving Agency problems
during the time I have known him, but he also has the knowledge 25X1 A
background essential for advancement in the C.I.A. Based on Mr.
demonstrated. capability and performance I have recently recommended him
for promotion to GS--14.
Mr. formal education is in engineering and management. 25X1A
As a member of the RJD Planning Staff, he serves the Associate Deputy
Director for Science and Technology and is responsible for assessing
objectives and adequacy of the present and planned research and develop-
ment programs of the Agency as assigned. His position requires that he
deal regularly with senior officials within and Intelligence
Coimnunity. Prior to joining the Staff, Mr. ""iiprovided technical 25X1A
direction and management of the Technical Surveillance Program in the
Office of Technical Services, and support to other government Agencies
on matters relating tc that Program.
As a graduate of both the Mid-Career Executive Develo nt Course
and the Advanced Management Planning Seminar, Mr. has prepared 25X1A
himself for continued advancement in Agency service Ecperi oc
better understanding of the legislative process whici wi
him for larger responsibilities in Agency planning.
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FELLOWSHIP IN CONGRESSIONAL OPERATIONS
STATEMENT OF NOMINEE
The flux of a citizen constituency, the pressures of a lobbyist's
prejudices, the interpretations by the media and the political ambitions
of a Member must interact in the Congressional environment to influence
each Member's response to emergent national issues. With the 94th
Congress moving toward legislation affecting the Intelligence Community,
I seek knowledge of the factors which influence the overall legislative
process.
As the Intelligence Community assembles and exploits information for
its consumers to provide insight into international issues, so too is
the Congress now seeking in the creation of the Office of Technology
Assessment to'develop its own evaluative mechanisms. I seek an insight
into the environment in which these evaluative mechanisms are being
established and the natures of those mechanisms.
As a Fellow I would welcome experience with Members of the Freshman
Class of the 94th Congress who may themselves be experiencing initially
the factors which influence the legislative process. I would also find
valuable an association with a Member or function planning civilian
technology programs wherein I might broaden a technology base which has
focused principally ur,:,n ? m .litar;' and intelligence issues. However, I
look forward to all experiences as a Fellow through which I can learn
about the overall legislative process.
I would carry into the Program professional experiences in the
commercial news media, the Federal news media (as a Summer Inter;i with
the U. S. Information Agency), technology and intelligence program
development and management as well as personal experiences in the dynamics
of local. citizen organizations. My experiences and education equip me
to contribute to a wide range of national issues as a Fellow. I hope to
return fortified with a broader perspective of the legislative process
and a rewarding personal experience.
The Fellowship Program, when added to the ensemble of my past
experience, will prepare me for professional growth and expanded service
within the Agency. From my current endeavors to plan a consolidated
research and development program to serve Agency-wide needs, I look
forward to opportunities to participate in the overall Agency planning
and appropriations processes and with programs involving communication
between the Agency and the Congress.
25X1A
RDEE Planning Staff
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 NOMINATION FOR INTERAGENCY TRAINING
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4. Dates of course 5. Location of course (city, State)
Mid-September 1975 - M idi-November 1975 Washington, D. C. 2 415
6. Name I 1 (Last) (Mr., Miss, Mrs.) 7. Position title
Physical Scientist
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11. Enter here special information required by the course announcement
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Registrar, Office of Training
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington,. D.C. 20505
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Washington, D.C. 20505
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16. Return address of nominating
agency (including ZIP Code)
FOR USE BY AGENCY OFFERING TRAINING-
DO NOT FILL IN THIS PART
17. Nominee is, Selected as nominated
18. Remarks
Selected for alternative dates (see Remarks)
Not selected (see Remarks)
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19. First session of class meets
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INSTRUCTIONS TO NOMINATING AGENCY
1. Observe the Nominating Criteria and Special Instructions in Course Announcement or Bulletin before completing this form.
2. All requested information, Items 1 through 16, must he furnished. Use typewriter to complete form.
3. Submit the original and the first three copies (do not remove carbons) to the agency offering the training. See Course An-
nouncement or Bulletin for correct address. The agency submitting the nomination may retain the additional two copies.
4. A copy of this form will be returned by the agency sponsoring the training, indicating the action taken on the nomination
in the ACTION block.
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3. Agency offering course
Civi i Service tIss
5. Location of course (city, State)
Washington, D.C. 20415
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7. Position title
Physical Scientist
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9. Pay plan and grade
GS-I4
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10. Office telephone (including Area Code)
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202 - 351-1100
11. Enter here special information required by the course announcement
Registrar, Office of Training
Central intelligence Agency
Washington, D. C. 205?5
16. Return address of nominating
agency (including ZIP Code)
Registrar, Office of Training
Central Intel I i ge nce Agency
Washington, D. C. 20505
17. Nominee is: Ij Selected as nominated
Li Selected for alternative dates (see Remarks)
Cl Not selected (see Remarks)
INSTRUCTIONS TO NOMINATING AGENCY
1. Observe the Nominating Criteria and Special Instructions in Course Announcement or Bulletin before completing this form.
2. All requested information, Items 1 through 16, must be furnished. Use typewriter to complete form.
3. Submit the original and the first three copies (do not remove carbons) to the agency offering the training. See Course An-
nouncement or Bulletin for correct address. The agency submitting the nomination may retain the additional two copies.
4. A copy of this form will be returned by the agency sponsoring the training, indicating the action taken on the nomination
in the ACTION block.
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