SUMMER SESSION AT SCHOOL FOR ADVANCED INTERNATIONAL STUDIES (WASHINGTON, D.C.) ON THE IMPACT OF SOVIET IMPERIALISM ON THE FREE WORLD

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP78-04718A000900040017-2
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: R
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• Document Creation Date: December 12, 2016
• Document Release Date: November 7, 2001
• Sequence Number: 17
• Publication Date: April 27, 1953
• Content Type: MF

Approved For Release 2002/01/07 : CIA-RDP7O4718A000900040017-2,
27 April 1953
MZM0.4ANDUM FOR: Training Liaison Officers
SUBJECT: Summer Session at School for Advanced International
Studies (Washl.ngton, D.C.) on THE IMPACT OF SOVIET
Imo' `i RIALISL OM THr; FREE WORLD
REF' ICES: (a) Memorandum to TLOts
31 December 1952, subject:;
Summer Program at SAIS on Soviet Imperialism
(b) Memorandum to TLO's, 20 March 1953, smile sub jei?i.t
1. Further details on program discussed in reference memorand.4 now
are available and are disseminated herewith.
2. The total activity consists of five courses and a weekly so^mina ?,
supplemented by a five-day conference, A full-time academic progra%w
consists of (a) two elected courses taken on a full-participation b k'sis
(b) one elective on an audit basis, (c) the meekly seminar and (d) 1";he
one-week conference. All students are expected to participate on a full
credit basis. Academic credit from the Johns Hopkins University is
available.
3. Classes begin on 29 June and continue to 26 August. Each
course will meet for two tvjo-hour sessions each week. All classes 4ad
the seminars will meet during the time from 0730-0930 and, 1930-2130
hours. The conference will meet all day from 10-14 August inclusive.
4., Due to a change in the date of admissions, applications to
attend at government expense may still be submitted to the Director of
Training. AU applications must be sent via I&S/0, and must be received
in the Office of Training not later than 20 May. Following approval by
the Director of Training, each individial,will receive from 09R an
SAIS admissions form and will perform his own registration. An advance
of approved funds is available for this purpose. Registration at SkIS
may be performed at any. time during May and must be completed not later
than 29 May by all employees sponsored by the Office of Trainingo lHegis-
tration may be performed after that date at personal expense.
5. Tuition is X165 and registration is $5. Up to ~l5 for books
will be allowed to persons who do not wish to retain them after conclusion
of the program.
6. Persons desiring further information may call Chief, Prograis
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Divis3on,
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Director of Training,