VISIT OF BASIC ORIENTATION COURSE FOR FOREIGN SERVICE OFFICERS

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MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
FROM John F. Blake
Deputy Director for Administration
SUBJECT Visit of Basic Orientation Course for
Foreign Service Officers
DD/A Registry
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1. The 127th class of the Basic Orientation Course
for Foreign Service Officers will visit Headquarters for a
briefing program on Tuesday, 26 October, from 0900-1500. We
would appreciate it if you could find time during the day to
meet with the class, as you have on other occasions. The
preferred time would be 1430-1500, but we will be happy to
adjust the schedule to meet your convenience.
2. Copies of the "Course Outline and Daily Schedule"
and "Biographic Summaries" of members of the class are
attached for your information.
John F. Blake
Attachments:
1 - Course Outline & Dailyhedule
2 - Biographic Summaries
STATINTL
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SUBJECT: Visit of Basic Orientation Course for
Foreign Service,, . Officers
ORIGINATOR:
"Harry E.itzwater
Director of Training
18 OCT 1976
STATINTL
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COURSE OUTLINE
AND
DAILY SCHEDULE
BASIC COURSE FOR FOREIGN SERVICE OFFICERS
127th CLASS
September 23 - October 29, 1976
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Course Outline and Objectives ........................... 1
Junior Officer Training Matrix .......................... 3
Methodology........ ...................................... 4
Foreign Service Institute Organization and Basic
Course Personnel .................................... 4
Biographic Data on Course Personnel ..................... 5
Personnel Counseling and Onward Assignments ............. 6
Attendance of Spouses ................................... 6
Schedule Changes... ...................................... 6
Class Sections ........................................... 6
Section I ............................................. 7.
Section II...... ...................................... 14
Useful Information:
Department of State Shuttle Bus Service .............. 21
USDA Shuttle Bus Service ............................. 22
Basic Department of State Floor Plan ................. 23
Telephone Information ................................ 24
Maps: Rosslyn Area, Arlington .......................... 25
Federal Area, District of Columbia ............... 26
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COURSE OUTLINE AND DAILY SCHEDULE
THE BASIC COURSE FOR FOREIGN SERVICE OFFICERS (G-103)
COURSE OUTLINE AND OBJECTIVES
The Basic Course for Foreign Service Officers is designed to facilitate
the entry of junior officers into the Foreign Service of the United States.
It is a five and one-half week course intended primarily for orientation and
familiarization rather than detailed training. Its goals are to:
First Priority
A. Introduce new officers to the work of the Department and the Foreign
Service, instill a sense of professionalism and responsibility, and
develop an understanding of the ethical and disciplinary require-
ments of the Service.
B. Orient new officers to the "terms" of their employment and to the
Department's career development system.
C. Begin the process of developing the core skills of the diplomatic
profession by providing introductory instruction in effective oral
and written communication, Foreign Service reporting and analysis,
negotiating, and the management and supervisory skills required
of a junior officer.
Second Priority
D. Develop an understanding of the inter-relationship between individual
job assignments and the overall formulation and implementation of
U.S. foreign policy.
E. Provide an introduction to diplomatic practice, law and foreign
affairs, and the overseas environment.
F. Develop an understanding of the organization and foreign policy
responsibilities of the various foreign affairs agencies, the
White House, and Congress, by focusing on their inter-relationships
and the processes of policy formulation and implementation.
Concurrent with the Basic Course, the Junior Officer Branch of the
Bureau of Personnel conducts career counseling and arranges first-tour
assignments. These job assignments are announced at the end of the course.
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At that point, more specific job-related training begins. A chart
illustrating the complete junior officer professional development plan is
included on page 3. The Basic Course is thus the initial phase of a
broader training program for junior officers which includes area studies,
language training, basic functional training, and on-the-job experience
covering a total of about three years.
The Basic Course consists of three phases:
a) Employment-related processing;
b) Employment orientation; and
c) Substantive orientation and familiarization.
The Employment Processing Phase includes sessions on foreign
language policies, language testing procedure and taxation problems of
Foreign Service personnel. The Modern Languages Aptitude Test (MLAT) is
administered during this phase.
The Employment Orientation Phase covers the "terms of employment"
and the Department's career development system for Foreign Service Officers.
It includes such subjects as the Department's medical and insurance programs,
employee-management relations, pay and allowances, performance evaluation
and promotion, career counseling and assignments, equal employment opportunity
programs, and travel and shipment of effects.
The Substantive Phase consists of an Inter-Functional Orientation
Segment, a Management Segment, and familiarization segments on each of the
five major functional areas of Foreign Service work: Administration, Consular,
Economic/Commercial, Political and Public Affairs. The Interfunctional
Orientation Segment includes the organization of the Department of State
(especially the Country Director System), the U.S. Mission abroad, law and
foreign affairs, and units (i.e., series of presentations) on cross-cultural
communications and information sources. The familiarization portions of
the Course and the skill training which follows in latter courses are
related. The basic distinction between them is in depth of penetration into
these areas.
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The course employs a variety of techniques: Lecture/discussion,
briefings, interviews, case studies, oral presentations by students,
off-site activities, role playing, simulations, practical exercises, and
visits. Formal lectures are minimized. Because of limited classroom
time, a number of subjects are covered by assigned reading only.
Lists of readings and some reading materials will be provided during
the course. Certain specified reading materials will be provided on loan
only and must be returned by the last day of the course. All other reading
materials distributed during the course may be retained by students.
Reading materials denominated as REQUIRED must be read before the
appropriate class session; RECOMMENDED reading material should be read
before the related class session to derive maximum benefit from it; REFERENCE
reading materials are suggested for those students wishing further information
on a particular subject.
All unclassified required reading materials will be distributed during
the course, along with some recommended reading materials. Special instruc-
tions will be given regarding access to classified materials. Recommended
and reference reading materials not distributed during the course are
available from the Foreign Ser';:ice Institute Library (Room 300, SA-3) or
from the Department's Main Library (Room 3239 NS). Some of these materials
are also available in the Junior Officer Program Reference Center (Room 1005,
SA-3), but materials shelved there may not be taken out on loan.
FOREIGN SERVICE INSTITUTE ORGANIZATION AND BASIC COURSE PERSONNEL
The Institute's Junior Officer Program is part of the School of
Professional Studies. The other major divisions of the Institute are the
Senior Seminar in Foreign Policy, the School of Language Studies, and the
Center for Area and Country Studies.
Arrangements for the presentation of the Basic Orientation Course
are the responsibility of the staff of the Institute's Junior Officer
Program. That staff consists of the Coordinator of Junior Officer Training
(Mr. Richard J. Dols), the Basic Course Chairman (Mr. Richard Holmes), a
Training Technician (Miss Anita McGillian), and a Secretary (Mrs. Bea
Bovis).
Actual conduct of course sessions is by speakers drawn from the
Department of State and from other programs of the Institute. Presenta-
tions made by the other foreign affairs agencies are arranged by the
training staffs of the respective agencies.
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BIOGRAPHIC DATA ON COURSE PERSONNEL
RICHARD J. DOLS
Coordinator, Basic Officer Training
Mr. Dols was born in Minnesota in 1932. He is a 1954 graduate of
the University of Minnesota in Political Science. In 1960, he graduated
from Law School of the University of Minnesota.
Before entering the Foreign Service, Mr. Dols was an Air Force pilot
and intelligence officer, with service abroad in Korea and Japan. He was
also employed as a research analyst in law and public administration and
as a city attorney. He is a member of the Minnesota Bar.
Since entering the Foreign Service in 1962, Mr. Dols has served
abroad as a consular officer at Bordeaux, France, and Toronto, Canada,
as a political officer at Mbabane, Swaziland, and as Deputy Chief of
Mission at Niamey, Niger. In Washington, he has been assigned to the
staff of the Department's Legal Adviser, as an intelligence research
analyst in Soviet and Eastern European affairs, as a Deputy Examiner of
the Board of Examiners for the Foreign Service, and a Country Officer
for Botswana, Lesotho, and Swaziland and for South Africa. In 1968-69,
he attended the Armed Forces Staff College at Norfolk, Virginia.
RICHARD A. HOLMES
Chairman
Basic Officer Orientation
Mr. Holmes was born in Michigan in 1939. He graduated from Michigan
State University in 1960 in mathematics. He continued in graduate school
at Michigan State, receiving an M.A. in education (counseling) and an M.A.
in political science. In 1962-63, Mr. Holmes studied at the College of
Europe in Bruges, Belgium.
After entering the Foreign Service in 1965, Mr. Holmes was assigned
to Brussels as a rotational officer. In 1967, he began two years of
Chinese language training, including a year at the FSI language school in
Taichung, Taiwan. Upon completion of language training 1969, Mr. Holmes
was assigned to the Consulate General in Hong Kong where he followed
political events in China. From 1972 until June 1976, he was a Country
Officer in the Office of the People's Republic of China and Mongolia Affairs.
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PERSONNEL COUNSELING AND ONWARD ASSIGNMENTS
Students are introduced to their Personnel Counselors at the
beginning of the Basic Course and time is provided for discussion of
job preferences and availability.
ATTENDANCE OF SPOUSES
Much of the subject matter covered in the course is of direct
interest to spouses of newly appointed officers. Provided seating
capacity in the classroom permits, spouses are invited to attend and
participate in those programs designated in the schedule.
SCHEDULE CHANGES
Since class schedules are prepared well in advance, they are
subject to modification. You are requested to regularly check the
bulletin board in Room 1001A for changes.
:,LASS SECTIONS
Because of the large number of students in the 127th Class, the
Class will be divided into two sections. Whenever possible, separate
(.lass sessions have been scheduled for each section to increase
kpportunities for discussion and student involvement. Section I will
generally meet in Room 1000 under the chairmanship of Mr. Richard Dols.
Section II will meet in Room 1005 under the chairmanship of Mr. Richard
[olmes. Separate schedules for the two sections follow.
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;OOHOINATOR
MO UAY TUESDAY
S.P..-3: State Annex
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Institute
New State -
Main Dept of State
Bldg
2201 C St., NW
Wasnington DC 20520
1800 ii, Kent St.
)? Session open
enrolled students
ij"; t oF!_ses are
.iced to attend
i other sessions
vP/ 'AS: Optional
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At t._-v-,ltu: al service
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FOREIGN SERVICE INSTITUTE
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
ROOM (unleu otherwise a dka:ed,
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September 24
*** 8..5 -- 9:1
Room 1000. FSI
9:15 -- 10:15
MODERN LANGUAGE APTI-
TUDE TEST (MLAT)
(SO)
Mrs. Mildred Bush,
Re.seCrch and Testing
Unit,
School of Languaszes.
FSI
Room 1005, FST
'0:30 - 11:00
CAXAI.?N PROBLEMS OF
FOREIGN SERVICE
PERSONNEL. (OP/FAS)
Thomas F. Crocker
Staff Assistant
Jnde: 'ecretary for
Security Assistance
11: 0n - ll: O
'HEALTH r. LIFE INSURANCI
PROGRAMS
Lorraine Anderson
Health Benefits and
Room
auditorium TRAVEL ADVANCES AND
1:30 - 3:15 PER DIEM .ALLOW.LNCES?
ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESS-IBr.iefinR and Workshop
LING (SO; DSO) Linda Wicker
2ffice of E pLLnent Fi.scol Specialist
New State: Vou:; r ^.xaa tai ;. _
1EMPLOYEES' SERVICES Branch
CENTER: Briefing,
Processing, Tour (SO;`-__
LION pv':SE
Room 1252 3v
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1'i'raveI Voucher Assist.
coon 1059 E
Cashier, Room 1258
PAS )
1Mr. R.icharn Dols
IMr. Richard Holmes
un:av, September
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WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
September 23 Room 1000, PSI (SA-3)
9:15 - 9:30
WELCOME
George S. Springsteer
Director, FSI
9:30 - 11:15
COURSE INTRODUCTION
Richard J. Dols,
Course Coordinator,
Richard A. Holmes,
Course Chairman
Anita McGillian,
Program Assistant
11:30 - 12:15
FOREIGN LANGUAGE POLI-
CIES AND TESTING PRO-
CEDURES
Testing Unit,
School of Language
Studies, PSI
12:15 _ 1:30
Junior Officer Lounge
Ms. Dorothy Rauscher,
Head, Research and
!Bas, l unc.h with FSI
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Section 1) Rooil-11000, FSI
COORDINATOR
2ichard J. Dols
CHAIRMAN
Richard A. llol,.ncs
PROGRAM ASSISTANT
REGISTRAR
Anita McGillian
Martha Holmes
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
FRIDAY
September 27
September 28
September 29 September 30
October 1
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Room 1000, FSI PUBLIC AFFAIRS SEGt?IEN
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9:15 - 12:15
Room 1000, FSI
Room 1000, PSI
9:00 - 5:30
AND
HiALTH PRO-
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9:00 - 12:30
9:15 - 10:15
9:15 - 10:15
Room 1100 - USIA
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(OP
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PPRSONVEL POLICY:
EMPLOYEE-liNNAGEMENT
1776 Penn Ave NW
9:15 - 10:15: (corner of 18th and
TE:ROISM: HOSTAGE
SURVIVAL (E SO)
COUNSELING AND ASSIGN-
RELATIONS (SO)
Penn)
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"Staying Healthy Over-
Allen Silverman
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Dr. Steven R.
Beauveau Halle
Employee-Management
PUBLIC A'1?'AIRS:
Dr. Pobert hoop
Pieczenik,
Chief,
`Zelations Officer
Asst I?Iedica.l Director THE ROLE OF TILE U.S.
Deputy Assistant
Junior Officer Counsel
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INFO~IMAT1ON AGENCY
Domestic Programs
Secretary for Manage-
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Foreign Service Career
10:30 - 11:30
10:15 - 11:15:
Development and
Program arranged by
Assignments
EyUAL E1-2LOY1,MNT OPPOR
USIA members of the
TUNITY PROGRAMS (SO)
127th class in r_oordi-
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Dr. ilerbert: hayne s,
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Mrs. Dorothy Stansbury
ial Assistant for
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nation with Jeffrey H.
10:30 - 12;00
Training Officer
l
Arlb,:es^.ent Psychiatry,
Lite, Program Coordi-
PERFORMANCE EVALUATION;
Fqual Employment Oppor
Mental Health and Drug
nator, and
tunity,
Abuse
Mary Lou Edmondson,
PROMOTION AND THE S1,;LE
School of Professional
Program Officer,
TION-OUT SYSTEM (SO)
FSI
Studies
11:15 - 12:15:
Office of Foreign
,
'Alcoholic Abuse Pro
ram
USLA
Service Trainin
Alfred Haynes,
11:40 - 12:20
g
Dr. F. Jenedict Lanahan
g,
For bus information
Deputy Director,
Office of Performance
19.3E SECRETARY'S OPEN
Director, Health Units
call Metro: 637-2437)
Evaluation
FORUM
Neil Boyer,
Chairman
LUNCH
1:00 - 2:00
1:45 - 2:35 1:15 - 3:00
Room 1912 - New Stat
GROUP MEETINGS WITH
CAREER COUNSELORS (SO)
EXf13CUTIVE AND PROFES-
i SOME TERMS OF YOUR
USIA PROGRAM
(continued)
1:30 - 5:30
SIONAL PLACEMENT
EMPLOYMENT:
Consular - Judith
,
SERVICES (SO)
jCompensation, Allow-
SECURITY PROGRAMS AND
Schmidt - Room 1000
Patrick T. O'Connor, ,ances, Benefits (SO)
EMERGENCY AND EVACUA-
Admin - Daniel Thal
Assistant Director,
WELCOME TO TIIF USIA
TION PROCEDURES (ESO)
Room 1005
Executive and Profes- Diane LeZotte
STUDENTS WHO JOIN THE
sional Placement Personnel Officer
CLASS TODAY
Program arranged by
Political-E/C-
Services Division
Vernon E. Bishop,
Tom Macklin - Room 303
.
3:15 - 4
30
Chief,
:
2:45 - 3:35
Education and Training
2:00 - Room 1007
TRAVEL AND TRANSFER
REPARATION FOR SEMINAR
taff,
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WELCOME TO SPOUSES
PROCEDURES ;
RESENTATIONS
Office of Security
Workshop for Foreign
Service Families
Warren Nixon
Richard J. Dols
Foreign Service Women'
Transportation Special
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2:00 - 3:00 - Rm 1000
REVINW AND FEEDBACK
buted at session.
session.
JUNIOR FOREIGN SERVICE
Take 3:47 shuttle to
SESSION
OFFICERS' CLUB (JFSOC)
r New State
Jose h McBride, Pres.
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Richard J. Dols
4:00 - 5:30
4:00 - 5:30
Richard A. Holmes
Franklin Room -8th fir
Foreign Service Club
New State
2101 E St (opposite
Swearing-in Ceremony
Main State Building)
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Section I - Room 104, PSI
COORDINATOR
CHAIRMAN
Richard J. Dole
-
Zlichard, A. Holcres,
PROGRAM ASSISTANT
REGISTRAR
Anita k~Gillian
artha Holmes
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
October 4
October 5
October 6
October 7
October 8
9:19
9:00 - 12:00
ono lOrt, FSI
9:15 - 12.15
DEi'"'tTLjEHIAL VISITS
(ESO)
10:00 a.m.:
t1 !.1V iltYR,,:IS AND
See bulletin board for
bepart for ftilltop
Jtc LHCY . II) LVACIIR-
individually arran~-cd
V
House liotel,
Ti7J'.4 PL:OCEDI!P.ES (ESO)
appointments
Harpers 'erry,
(conti.nued)
blest Virginia
": ;;raw arranged by
12:30 p.;.:
Vernon G. Bishop,
Chief,
Lunch at Hilltop
Education and Trai.ninr*
House Hotel
St'lff,
Of3. ice of ?ecurity
OFF-SITE 2
MAHH L:;NT TIAINING PROGt
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Detailed p
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at harpers
Ferry.
Driving ins
tructions and other inf
rmation will be
distribute
on October 4.
L U NC H
III Substantive
Room 104, FSI
Orientation Phase
2:00 - 5:00
2:00 - 5:00
2:00 - 5:00
2:00 - 5:30
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James C. Bostain
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Scientific Linguist
llloan Wilson, Coordinato
School of Lan;uage-
crkshop for Foreign
Studies,
rvice Families
F.S.I.
Room 104, FSI
2:45 - 4:00
ORGANIZATION QF THE
DEPARTMENT OF STATE:
COUNTRY DIRECTOR
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Dr, William I. Bacchus
Evening Session on
Consultant to tte
Cross-Cultural
Director General
Communications
Room 1000 FSI
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ROOM (unless otherwise indicated)
Section I Room 104, FSI
COORDINATOR Richard J. Dols
CHAIRMAN Richard A. Holmes
PROGRAM ASSISTANT
REGISTRAR DSartha Holmes
Anita NcGillian
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
October 11
October 12
October 13.
October 14
October 15
8:45 - 9:15
Room 7516 - New State
ADDiIIIISTRATIVE
CONSULAR AFFAIRS
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Room 104, FSI
1`ti LAW AND FOREIGN
4ARIAT (E SO)
9:15 - 10:00
9:15 - 12:15
AFFAIRS (ESO)
ADMINISTRATION IN THE
CONSULAR AFFAIRS
Frank V. Ortiz
-DEPA Ti1lN'T OF STATE
PROGRAi=
HOLIDAY
Deputy Executive 1
Program arranged by
Secretary
John H. Thomas
Arranged by
John Boyd,
Assistant Secretary fox
John D. Coffman
Attorney Adviser
Administration
Coordinator,
Office of the Legal
10:15 - 11:15
10:00 - 10:30
Consular Training
Adviser
Room 1007 - Lounge
BRIEFING AND TOUR OF
Coffee with Mr. Thomas
TILL OPERATIONS CENTER
rid other administrative
(ESO)
fficers
11:00 - 12:15
Arthur P. Shankle, Jr.
THE ROLE OF THE EXECU-
Director,
TIVE DIRECTOR'S OFFICE
Operations Center
Gregory Kryza, Executi
1:05 pm:
2:15: PRESS BRIEFING:
Director, Bureau of
and
Aff
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12:15: PRESS BRIEFIN9
Pose for class picture
Designated students
a
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can
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in front FSI court-
only. Check in am 2109
Robert Green,
Designated students
yard.
before 12:15; then go
1ary Ryan,
only. Follow same
Rm 2118 and be seated
Patrick Kennedy
instructions for
before 12:25. (Phone
Oct 13.
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LUNCH
Information Sources
Room 1000, FSI
1:30 - 4:30
2:00 - 5:00
Room 1000
unit
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1:45 - 3:00
PLANNING EXERCISE:
Room 1912 - New State
ADMINISTRATION OF POST
PLANNING EXERCISE:
2:15 - 4:00
ABROAD
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DISASTER PLANNING (ES
THE FOREIGN AFFAIRS
Aloysius J. Warnecki,
See bulletin board
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See bulletin board for
DOCUIIENT AND REFERENCE
Coordinator,
for group assignments
HOLIDAY
CENTER: Briefing and
Administrative Train in
group assignments
Tour (ESO)
FSI
A
Group : $pom 2
Robert Tsukayama
William A. Parks,
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3:15 - 4:00
Report to James
Chairman Consular
Chief,
Romano, Coordinator
Training, PSI
Document Analysis and
JUNIOR OFFICERS IN
Executive Development
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Processing Division
ADMINISTRATIVE.WORK
F.S.I.
Groups A and B will
Robin 1912 - N.S.:
Panel Discussion
302
(to be announced)
Group B. Room
report to Room 1000
4:15 - 5:15
at 2:00 pm for a gen-
ORIENTATION TO THE DEPT
4:00 - 5:30
Conducted by.
eral briefing
OF STATE LIBRARY (ESO)
Preparation for
James Cokes, Executi
(Group B will then
Seminar Presentations
Assistant,
I
F
S
report to Room 1005)
Conrad Eaton
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.
,
Librarian
4:45 - 5:30
Room 1000, FSI
REVIEW AND FEEDBACK
SESSION
Richard J. Dols
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Anita McGlllian
k-,' IGRAM ASSISTANT -
MONDAY
- ** 8:45 - 9:15
Room 1000, FSI
9:15 - 11:15
GRAM OF THE DEPA1T-
11:15 - 12:15
Room 104, FSI
:coordinator, FOREIGN SERVICE RELA-
''orkshop for Foreign TIONS WITH AMERICAN
Panel arran
ed b
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ay, Oct 19: I2:15zI John Perry, Commercial
TUESDAY
October
CCOTIONIC/COtplgRC IAL
SEGMENT
**% 8:45 - 9:15
Room 1000, PSI
9:15 - 10:00
ECONOMIC RESPONSIBILI-
TIES OF THE DEPARTMENT
OF STATE
CottlERCIAL RESPONSI-
BILITIES OF THE DEPAR
MENT OF STATE
Seminar Presentations
iP' 'S BRIEFING. Representation Divisio
r-:mated students 1 Office of Market Plan-
:30 - 2:30
ECONOMIC REPORTING
E TRADE EXERCISE. T (ESn)
at Presentational
Room 104, PSI I- _
4:00 - 5:10 2!45-3:45
DEPARTMENT OF STATt OCEANS AND ENVIRON-
INTEL NATIO:uAL LABOk MENTAL AND SCIENTIFIC
ty Coordinator,
;ire,
AFFAIRS
Seminar Presentations
4:00 - 5x30
TOOLS OF THE TRADE (II)
s
1Seminar Presentations
Week 5 of 6 ROOM (unless otherwise indicated)
.' etion I - Room 1000. Psi
Richard A. Holmes
tlartha Holmes
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
October 21
October 22
9:00: Turn in economic
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45
9
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:00
DEPARTMENT OF CO ttE
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p
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PROGRAM (Eso)
Course Chairman.
Room 1000, FSI
9:00 - 12:10
9:00 - 10:00
Room 3817
De
artment of C
DEPA TT4i'sNT OF AG2ICLL-
T",E POLITICAL FTJNCT'IJ;q I'
p
ommerce
TURE PROGRAM (ESO)
AGR0AD (ESO) [
Main Building
15th and Constitution
Room 5066
Seminar Presentations
Ave NW (Entrance at
South Building
archway nearest Consti-
14th and Independence
tution Ave on 15th St)
Avenue NW (enter at
center of Independence
THE POLICICAL FUNCTIOi:
Program arranged by
Ave at 4th wing)
TN THE DEPAITMENT:
John Perry,
Commercial aepresenta-
POLITICO-MILITARY
Program arranged by
AFFAI RS (ESO)
tion Division
_
,
Alex Bernitz
Office of Market Plan-
,
Deputy Assistant Admi
ni
ping
.
strator
partment
,
Agricultural Attaches,
Foreign Agricultural
Service
distributed
POLITICAL REPORTING
For bus information
3XERCISE T (SSQ)
call Metro: 632-2437
Room 4121
Main Treasury Building
15th and Pennsylvania
Ave NW
Enter at 15th Street
Program arranged by
Mrs. Edith A, Moss,
Research Assistant,
Office of the Deputy
Assistant Secretary
for Administration,
Office of the Secretary
Detailed schedule to be
distributed at Treasury
Isom 104, FSI
3:00 - 4:00
AID-STAY RELATIONS
John '. Mulligan,
Economic Officer for
Pakistan, 3ureau of
Near East and South
Asian Affairs; and
David Levintow,
Director, Pakistan/N pa
Affairs, AID
Room 1000, [PSI
4:15 - 5:30
JUNIOR OFFICERS IN.
ECONOMIC/COMMERCTAL
WORK:
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DEPARTr4ENT OF LABOR
PROGRAM (ESO)
Room S 5215 A and B
200 Constitution Ave 44
(between First and Pe i,ro
on Constitution)
(Enter from Constitution
Ave-take 2nd bank of
elevators to 5th floc a
Program arranged by_
Harold Davey,
Foreign Service Coord
nator,
Bureau of Internatiou
Labor Affairs,
Department of I,abst
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE
ROOM (unless otherwise indicated)
tASIC e;OIJESE FOR F0RCIG~I F3&VICL' 0P.7IC::RS -127th Class Week 6 of 6 Section I Room 1000, PSI
COORDINATOR
PROGRAM ASSISTANT
October 25
Virginia residents wil
board bus at Oak St
11 entrance of PSI
8:15 am:
October 26
8:45 - 3:00
CEE''.T.AL INT6LLIGBNCR
AGSFCY P.:OO11Ar?1 (ESO)
DC residents will boar
chartered bus at the
C Street entrance and
proceed to FSI
October 27
***_ 8:45 - 9:15
Room 1000, FSI
9:15 - 10:30
POLITICAL R3PORTING
EXEt2CISE III (ESO)
Richard J. Dols
10:45 - 11:35
THE ROLE OF THE POLICY
PLANNING STAFF (550)
Nicholas A. Veliotes,
Deputy Director,
Policy Planning Staff
Both buses leave Oak S Room 104, FSI
entrance of FS1 for
1 11;45 - 12:30
CIB.
Pro