INVITATION TO ADDRESS THE 1986 GRADUATE STUDIES PROGRAM

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP88G01332R000300310022-1
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 6
• Document Creation Date: December 27, 2016
• Document Release Date: November 22, 2011
• Sequence Number: 22
• Publication Date: June 12, 1986
• Content Type: MEMO

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ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
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1986 Graduate Studies Speakers Program
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director for Administration
FROM: Robert W. Magee
Director of Personnel
1. We would be pleased to have you address the 1986 CIA Graduate Studies
Program participants on Tuesday, 15 July 1986 from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m. in
Headquarters Room 1E74. In the past, speakers have talked about the Agency of
today as well as tomorrow in relation to their specific office.
2. The Graduate Studies Program began in 1966 with initial focus on the
Chinese area and language studies. It has gradually been expanded to include
other academic disciplines such as economics, international affairs,
geography, law, engineering and other sciences. The program provides students
the opportunity to do substantive work in their fields of academic
concentrations. The majority of those selected have completed one or more
years of graduate study, or will be attending graduate school in the fall.
During their summer employment, the students have weekly briefing sessions
with senior officials who acquaint them in detail with the work of the
Agency. Since the graduate students have special clearances, briefing
officials are candid in describing the activities, duties and responsibilities
of their components. This same frankness prevails in their response to
questions from the students following each presentation. Overall reaction to
the briefings and assignments has been very favorable.
3. Over the years the intern program has proven mutually beneficial
from both a short and long range point of view. Interns have an opportunity
to participate in the substantive work of the Agency and to become acquainted
with professional foreign intelligence analysts. The results of student
research projects are most often of high quality. Many are published and
disseminated throughout the intelligence community. At the same time, the
Agency is able to assess the analytical ability and potential of the students
for permanent positions.
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SUBJECT: Invitation to Address the 1986
Graduate Studies Programs
5. If you are able to participate, you should allow 10 to 15 minutes of
your allotted time for questions from the students following your
presentation. Should you have any questions about the program, please contact
Coordinator for Student Programs, on extension) STAT
It would be appreciated if you would confirm your availability by checking the
a ro riate res onse below and returnin a co of this memo al- with
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biographical information, to Room 4N20J, Your
participation in this ro ram is appreciated. I.
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Attachment: Program Schedule
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will be available to speak at the proposed time.
I will not be available, but will provide someone to
speak for me.
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SPEAKERS PROGRAM SCHEDULE
All presentations will be held in the Headquarters Room 1E74.
Tuesday, 8 July 1986
0845
- 0900
Introduction
0915
- 1000
Director, Office of Personnel
1015
- 1100
Director, Office of Equal Employment Opportunity
1100
- 1130
Coordinator for Student Programs
Tuesday, 15 July 1986
0900
- 1000
Deputy Director for Intelligence
1015
- 1100
Associate Deputy Director for Science and Technology
1100
- 1200
Deputy Director for Administration
Tuesday, 22 July 1986
0900
- 1000
Director, Office of Security
1015
- 1100
Associate Deputy Director for Operations
1100
- 1200
Chief, Career Trainee Program, OP
Tuesday, 29 July 1986
0900
- 1000
Director,
Analytic
Office
Support
of Current Productions and
1015
- 1100
Director,
Office
of European Analysis
1100
- 1200
Director,
Analysis
Office
of Near East and South Asian
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Tuesday, 5 August 1986
0900 - 1000 Director, Office of Global Issues
1015 - 1100 Director, Office of Technical Services
1100 - 1200 Director, National Photographic Interpretation
Center
Tuesday, 12 August 1986
0900 - 1000 Director, Office of African and Latin American
Analysis
1015 - 1100 Director, Foreign Broadcast Information Services
1100 - 1200 Director, Office of Sigint Operations
Tuesday, 19 August 1986
0900 - 1000 Chief, Office of Scientific and Weapons Research
1015 - 1100 Executive officer, office of Soviet Analysis
1100 - 1200 Director, Office of Research and Development
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Mr. Donnelly:
Following is more info on address for the
Guaduate Studies Students.
These students work in different offices
throughout the Agency for the summer. If some
office picks them up full-time, then they may
come to work for the Agency.
normally has 3 speakers
d schedules 7 different sessions.
15 July, t e DDI will speak from 9-10:00;
ADbSS speakss prom 10:15-11:00 and he is asking
if you cou13 speak from 11:00-12:00 on this date
in 1E74 Hqs. For the other sessions then he
usually asks some of the Office Directors within
the Directorates but likes to have the Deputy
Directors present their directorate run-downs
so the students have a better understanding of
the different offices/functions.
Last year there were 55 graduating students
and it was held in the auditorium. This year
there are 15 students.
Since the other Directorates are making
presentations I went ahead and booked your
calendar. 7,~_~ill provide an agenda.
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