SECRET RESEARCH DRAWS RIT STUDENTS

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CIA-RDP91-00587R000100010064-2
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April 28, 2011
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February 16, 1986
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r Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/04/28: CIA-RDP91-00587R000100010064-2 ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT f, CHRONICLE 16 February 1986 s research . draws RIT students Esgeea Marino mare cons"five than most col- would say only that "several hun- p? rp am Ovoncs Jig, students, said Prof. Wiley dyed" students were in the CIA's Tom Johnson, a 22-year-old math McKlask, director of the Center program and that they represent a major at Rochester Instituteyo-C, for sputa Science and Tech- cross-section of schools. Technology, helped develop'! nom- nology~. This caia is "quite con- Among the other active ddefense putsr model for a new war game a senior who chat 'et?the~Sta Agencies on the RIT u- 0 The Naval Surface W camps of couple years ago The game wasn't for fun. It was dent borate; the student gov. Center in Dahlgree, Va., and for the Pentagon - and classified. ernmant. t., White Oaks, Md., which had 15 Geoffrey Welch, another 22 year- IIIA[PWYIES, *7TH .privata co-op plecementa from RIT in old math major at RIT, performed and governmental, Thad RIT's ca. 1984-86. It has about 225 students accuracy studiee?for the ,'T`rident nu- reer-oriented students attractive overall Clear missile. 'I'Tiase? stitches include& because of the emphasis the Khoo[ ? U.S. Army's Armament statisticd resegrch and writing com- puts on applied learning. Reeear add Development Center _.._.1.aJ Al.*- wan _ f_ T1_-- 11 T __L__L L_J .. w..w for His work also was clessif ed. tive, organized recruit g efiasti._ Vbmb ft It had betwes t 20r and Johnson spent six quarters at the are the NSA and the CIA, said, If70 Stints overalL. U.S. Army's Concepts Analysis Beverly Gburski, director of the ? T e U_ Army's Cktnaspft Agency in 46eeda; Md., as a co- co-op program at RIT. Ana1ysts'Apncy in Bethesda, Md., operative tipb student. Welch The NSA is probably the most which will {mw 1d RIT students spent four quarters sit the Naval secret agency in the U.S. govern- of 79 sbtdents total in the Surface Weaporb C$nter as a co-op. ment. It owes its existence to a 1965-1986 school year, according Neither ipa rarit3ton RIT's cam- tqp_,d ceder signed by Presi- tp Johnson, the' math major who RIT co-oO 9tudeiN -- juniors and :mission is twofold: to secretly senidn who' alternati Father intelligence through techno- fulf;ttrhe vrol