THE PROGRAM FOR EXECUTIVES SUMMARY DESCRIPTION

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP78-04202A000200220026-1
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• Document Creation Date: December 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: July 13, 2000
• Sequence Number: 26
• Publication Date: November 8, 1973
• Content Type: SUMMARY

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Carnegie-Mellon University Graduate School of Industrial Administration
THE PROGRAM FOR EXECUTIVES
Summary Description
William Larimer Mellon, Founder
Schenley Park
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15213
[412 ] 621 -2600
Cables: "GSIACMU, PITTSBURGHPA"
FOR: Men and Women with substantial experience in general management assignments.
Enrollment limited to about 45, drawn from many industries
Age: Thirties to early fifties; median age was 42 in 1967-73
CONTENT:
The on-campus location brings to bear the University's teaching and research resources
through the Program's courses in:
Corporate Policy and Organization
Economics
Human Behavior & Organizations
Finance and Quantitative Controls
Marketing
Management Sciences
Business and Society
Production and Operations
Participants are encouraged to test new insights and techniques on problems from their
own industry or firm. To supplement classroom interaction and the informal opportunities
inherent in any well-designed executive program, faculty conferences make readily
available to Carnegie participants an unusually wide range of consulting talents.
The Program demands considerable individual effort of participants, as well as
encompassing a full schedule of classes and case work in small groups.
Participants receive three sets of readings during the months prior to their attendance.
STAFF:
Senior faculty of the Graduate School of Industrial Administration, employing a wide
variety of teaching techniques that capitalize on the small size and balanced composition
of the class. Off-the-record visits by leaders from industry, labor, and government.
WHEN:
Next:
February 3 to April 5,
1974
(21st session)
Repeated:
February 16 to April 18,
1975
(22nd session)
February 8 to April 9,
1976
(23rd session)
ADMISSION, FACILITIES, AND COST
All classes on campus, a short walk to Webster Hall (private rooms with baths).
Comprehensive tuition: $3500.
For information, course description, and application:
Professor Bernard P. Goldsmith
Graduate School of Industrial Administration
Carnegie-Mellon University
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Executive Secretary
Training Selectlagn Board 1034 coft 8149 3137
Senior Training Officers
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The attached brochure describes
the spring 1974 + -rneg l e "M.l ion
University Program for Executives
from 3 February - 5 Apr 11 1974.
Neelnatlons are due at Carnegie-
No) lon In early December 1973 so
This program is Included In the
0Th budget for Training Selection
So erd programs and tainatl a will
be subject to T$11, opprval. You
wit 1 note from the brochure that
the program i s designed for men and
+reeeMr- in upper management and that
the median age in recent classes
has been about 4.
You are reminded that employees
selected for this pr ram must
attend on a completely gXjrj basis.
If you have any candidates you
wish to rsa se for attendance
Please suit six a* 146 of al i
nomination popers-naml noting
statement, an up-to-date biographic
profile, and the two a t recent
f i tn*ss reports...
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