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The photo tribute for National Security Studies Professor William C. Green is now available to view on CSUSB’s official website.

Learn about a Career in Intelligence Analysis at NSA

The National Security Agency (NSA) invites you to attend the Intelligence Community
Virtual Career Fair. This is a free, online, interactive event.

Tuesday, March 16
10 a.m. – 8 p.m. ET
Register at: www.ICVirtualFair.com

Directly from your computer, you can:
• Visit NSA’s virtual Intelligence Analysis booth
• Explore career opportunities in Intelligence Analysis
• Chat with NSA recruiters
• Watch video presentations
As an Intelligence Analyst at NSA, you can:
• Generate intelligence from data and information derived from foreign signals
• Research, analyze, and present findings
• Provide the most complete possible signals intelligence picture for intelligence
and counterintelligence purposes and to support military operations
• Help U.S. policy makers, military commanders, and other Intelligence Community
organizations to formulate decisions and take actions
For more information about NSA, visit www.NSA.gov/Careers.
U.S. Citizenship is required

We are establishing a memorial scholarship in honor of Professor William Green. If you’d like to contribute to the scholarship, contact Mr. Enrique Gonzales-Salgado at (egonsal@csusb.edu).

CSU students with backgrounds in Geography and Library Science should be aware of a new CIA internship designed around their unique skill sets.  Please see the below press release for the relevant details.

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A new internship opportunity within the Intelligence Community is available this summer for CSU students proficient in a foreign language skills and/or possessing a technical background.

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A good friend and great colleague, Professor William Green, passed away on Monday, January 25, 2010. He was on Active Duty as a Naval Officer who had been called to duty in January 2009.

Prof. Green came to CSUSB in 1995. We worked closely together for the succeeding 15 years in developing the National Security Studies program. He brought a great deal of energy and enthusiasm, and helped us develop our fields of intelligence and Eurasian security studies. In fact, it is fair to say that without his hard work over the years, we would not be as successful with the CSU ACE grant. He substituted for me at the first Summer Seminar on Intelligence sponsored by the ODNI. His annual student-led, mock competitive National Intelligence Estimate exercises have been a feature of our annual Intelligence Colloquium. He also contributed to developing the curriculum for our annual High School Summer Institute, held at CSU Long Beach in June.

Professor Green will be remembered for being an outstanding teacher and great colleague. He was recognized by the university for his skill in the classroom by winning the Golden Apple Award for Excellence in Teaching for AY 2007-2008. He was innovative in developing new courses, having taught over fifteen different classes and seminars in our undergraduate and graduate programs. He will also be remembered, and missed, by the many alumni who have gone on to careers in the field of national security, many of whom I’ve heard from in the last few days.

Semper Fidelis, and Anchors Away, Bill.

If you are faculty and are interested in DHS Summer Research Team Program for summer, 2010, check out its website and application center: http://www.orau.gov/dhsfaculty/

Check out the “Scholarship for Service” Program  called Science, Mathematics, and Research for Transformation (SMART).  This is a prestigious scholarship program for U.S. citizens able to obtain a DoD Security Clearance and willing to work in a defense laboratory upon graduation.

Go to :  www.asee.org/SMART

Here’s a link to a summer language program and how to apply for scholarship money to attend. Please see this website below and begin applying now: http://www.caorc.org/cls/

Job Opportunity: Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI) located in the National Maritime Intelligence Center (NMIC) at the Federal Center in Suitland, Maryland (near Andrews Joint Forces Base, formerly Andrews AFB) is looking to fill four editor positions (Job Series 1083).

Job Description: Prepares intelligence products developed by others for publication by making sure the material conveys what it was intended to say, is arranged logically, presents the facts to support the conclusions drawn, is in accordance with agency policy, and is written clearly and interestingly for the intended audience.  Facilitates all
administrative and security requirements for analytic products, including graphics preparation, metadata incorporation, approval routing, and archiving. Advises and assists authors during the writing stage; verifies information using research and consultation with subject matter experts; examines the organization, length, and tone of material; edits text for clarity and accuracy; consults on design and graphics; and prepares material for publication via a variety of media.  Identifies and pursues ways to improve and standardize analytic production; provides training for analysts that improves understanding of the production process and leads to better quality of written products; conducts individual ad hoc training to address identified needs; creates resources that assist and improve intelligence writing, analytic tradecraft, and production SOPs.  Conducts content management of community websites, blogs and similar media. Assists in the preparation and presentation of briefings, and participates in interagency meetings and conferences as appropriate.

Applicants with English or Mass Communication degrees and/or previous editing or research writing experience are the target audience for this solicitation. Interested parties should apply at the Navy jobs site at https://chart.donhr.navy.mil .