WEEKLY REPORT

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CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5
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June 2, 1988
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MEMO
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Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/12/18: CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5 4 SECRET 2 June 1988 MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director for Administration 25X1 FROM: Director of Training and Education SUBJECT: Weekly Report 1. The Office of Training and Education pm sponsored two runnings of a seminar A Troubled Time: The CIA 1973-1976 conducted by 25X1 scholar-in-residence The seminar, attended by 31 Agency officers, was built around Ralph's interviews with 33 people who held positions of responsibility in the Agency during the Church Committee era. It also included a brief recap of the events of that period and a series of film clips that alternated between 25X1 comtemporaneous events and later reminiscences. 25X1 25X1 25X1 2. Three OTE instructors from Secretarial Trinino Branch conducted Professional Development Program II for 24-27 May. The class was composed of 22 secretaries, and one Operational Support Assistant representing DO/EUR, OTS and OC. 3. A one-month OTE Japanese survival course for five students ended on 27 May. It .consisted of 12 individual modules on everyday situations in Japan. Two guest speakers also shared their experiences 25X1 while living in Japan. 25X1 SECRET Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/12/18: CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5 Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/12/18: CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5 WEEKLY ITEM On Tuesday, 31 May 1988 two Career Trainees resigned from STAT the Agency for personal reasons. One, a native of California, spons red?by gee ffephic f-f eT en c e s- primary reason for his decision to return "home." The second, our first CT candidate from OMS, stated that family considerations and th-e?hdgh -cost of living drovehis decisim?ro resign. - Ruth expressed high regard for the Agency and the Career Training Program. _ Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/12/18: CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5 25X1 Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/12/18: CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5 R Next 1 Page(s) In Document Denied Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/12/18: CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5 Declassified in Part- Sanitized Copy Approved forRelease2012/12/18 : CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5 0- w CONFIDENTIAL Administration Division Weekly 23-27 May 1988 Conferencing Prepared memoranda to Deputy Directors of Agency asking for management 25X1 conference dates for FY 1989. Forwarded requirements for Intelligence Community Conference 5-6 June to be hosted by DCI. 25X1 C/AD and DC/AD attended a meeting conference issues. personnel on 23 May regarding Space $64,000 was transferred to OL/FMD for fit-up of three classrooms in North TOwer of NBB. Construction will be done in-house on 2P0136 (16-person classroom), and bids will be solicited from outside contractors for 4P0806/4P0804 (computer classrooms). DC/AD attended ILSP meeting on 26 May. Construction documents are being prepared and passed to contractors for bids for Learning Center (4A012) and projection classrooms (4N25/4N29/4N31). Miscellaneous Supported OTE Awards Ceremony on 25 May. D/OTE presented 32 people with awards. 25X1 C/AD TDY on 23 and 26 May to discuss FY 1989 conferencing and to 25X1 25X1 work on graphics C/Registry completed an OIT Orientation Course on 26 May. Security Gave security briefing and had question and answer period for BLD/LTD on 26 May. Personnel C/PB attended the DA Personnel Officers meeting. Discussion centered around recruitment requirements (due 5/25/88), EEO statistics (due 6/1/88), and DA employees on rotation to and from the DO (due 6/6/88). Declassified in Part- Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/12/18: CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5 Declassified in Part- Sanitized Copy Approved forRelease2012/12/18 : CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5 VII LWUU1L 25X1 On 25 May, C/PB met with C/MPB/DDC to review his staffing complement and discuss possible changes to include additions and upgrades. has been selected to work on a DA CEMLCC Ta,sk Force. The DDA is reviewing the use of annuitants and the requests that go forward to the Executive Director asking for waivers for fees. DDA/CMS informed us that OTE's annuitants would not be affected because of our current waivers. The DDA may look at OTE's particular situation in the future. Panel Support: DC/PB acted as advisor to GS-10 Language Instructor Panel. CMO and Bev met with C/LTD to discuss moving an LTD employee from the LIP to the regular GS-10 panel. Completed preparation for the GS-10 LIP semi-annual review. Continued preparation for the GS-11 semi-annual, GS-09 LIP semi-annual and the GS-09 semi-annual review panels. Requested the SIFs for the GS-09 semi-annual review. Started preparation for the GS-10 semi-annual review. Check-ins: Title Office Grade Date 25X1 MUPPIE LDD/EDS GS-06 05/27/88 Instructor ITD/ATB GS-13 05/23/88 Grad Fellow ISTD GS-07 05/27/88 Check-outs: Title Office Grade Date 25X1 Ttng Off CVC/LTD GS-15 05/27/88 Rotate Out Trng Off SACTD/ATB GS-13 05/27/88 Rotate Out WEIDENTIAL Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/12/18: CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5 h Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/12/18: CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5 SECRET 31 May 1988 MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Training and Education 25X1 FROM: 25X1 25X1 25X1 25X1 25X1 Chief, Language Training Division SUBJECT: Language Training Division Weekly Report 1. On 26 May 1988, Portuguese instructor invited Chief, Brazil Branch, ALA, DI, to talk about Brazil's past and current political and economic developments. The talk and the discussion that followed were most favorably received by students and staff. 2. On 20 May 1988, NE Division case officers talked to French and Italian instructors on cross-cultural awareness and on the importance of training case officers in this area. 3. On 12 May 1988, a group of LTD Supervisors and 14 instructors went to the Naval Academy to watch a videotape of the first teleconference (via satellite) on emerging technologies in language learning. The two-hour teleconference unfortunately was superficial. However, the LTD visitors also spent about two hours with Professor Bill Fletcher, chairman of the Academy's 25X1 Interactive Video Project C/CBT received copies of their latest videodiscs and will arrange for LTD students to use their interactive 25X1 listening comprehension materials. A one-montyapanese survival course for five 25X1 Designe?1-4,y--HrstrttetoT- 4. 27 May. 25X1 25X1 25X1 .1 ? students ended on wetors- -ri consisted of 12 individual modules on everyaay situations in Japan. two guest speakers also shared their experiences while living in Japan. ? ? SECRET Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/12/18: CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5 e Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/12/18: CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5 SECRET 11. , 25X1 25X1 5. On May 25 - 28 May 1988, LTD Chief of Curriculum and Staff Development, attended the SCOLA (Satellite Communications for Learning) Conference held at Creighton University of Omaha, Nebraska. SCOLA, a nonprofit corporation, broadcasts 8 hours of TV programs from around the world in 12 languages. By the end of 1988, SCOLA's president plans to be broadcasting 24 hours a day. LTD is considering subscribing to this service. 25X1 6. As part of the Russian new basic course, (FBIS) lectured on the political ramifications of Soviet literature, film, theatre and art. The talk, which included visual and audio aids, underscored the role of 25X1 culture for Gorbachov's glasnost and perestroika policies. 7. LTD has received a working prototype of a Dutch computer-adaptive reading proficiency test from Brigham Young University that demonstrates that a computer-adaptive test on the LTD model is viable. Screen displays and optional exiting of the demonstration version still need refinement, but they will be finished by the end of the current fiscal year. Another refinement 25X1 will ease field-testing of new items. 8. After four workshops (one each DLI/Monterey), reading proficiency test first items generally reveal a grasp of workshops. The items will be critiqued 25X1 writers with guidelines on turning them 25X1 at FBI and LTD and two at items are coming in steadily. The the concepts presented in the four by LTD staff and returned to the into fully usable items. SECRET Declassified in Part-Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/12/18: CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5 ! / Declassified in Part- Sanitized Copy Approved forRelease2012/12/18 : CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5 31 May 1988 MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Training and Education STAT FROM: STAT Chief, Information Systems Training Division SUBJECT: ISTD Weekly - 5/25/88 - 5/31/88 Information Center personnel came in on Memorial Day to check out the VM system to insure that it would be running properly on Tuesday, 31 May. It was and all.VM systems are functioning properly. I Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/12/18: CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5 25X1 Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/12/18: CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5 Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/12/18: CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5 Declassified in Part- Sanitized Copy Approved forRelease2012/12/18 : CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5 31 May 1988 25X1 MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Training and Education FROM: Chief, Leadership Development Division Office of Training and Education 25X1 SUBJECT: LDD Weekly Report 1. The second running of the one-week Intelligence Issues and Challenges Course was concluded on 27 May following an appearance before the class by Executive Director James Taylor. Mr. Taylor spoke for about 10 minutes and answered questions for the next 75. Prior to his appearance, the class had received presentations that day on 25X1 Counterterrorism the START negotiations and Prospects for the USSR (Larry Caldwell, Professor at Occidental 9)(1 25X1 rcq117e, staff member at Rand, In the class critiques, nearly all speakers during the week received high marks and the course was given extremely high ratings (on a scale of 1-7) for meeting its objectives: 6.5 in enabling senior officers to examine key issues and challenges facing the Agency; 6.7 in exposing senior officers to views on important issues from both inside and outside the Agency; and 6.1 in facilitating an exchan e of views with 25X1 senior officers from other offices and directorates. 25X1 2. On 25 May, 25X1 workshop for FRIS received by the large group (30) Several students indicated their 7)(1 the workshop 25X1 speaker. 25X1 25)0 25X1 25X1 conducted a PAR The workshop was well of students who gave it an overall 4.5. appreciation for our willingness to hold DD/FBIS, was the kick-off 3. At the request of the DDC/OTE, we compiled statistical data on student attendance and responses to the "Working With People" program. Since its inception in March 1988, the program (five interpersonal skills courses) has reached gency employees, in GS grades 06-14. Of these students, only 167n) rated the courses in the program 3 (on a scale of 1 to 5) or lower. All scheduled program courses for the remainder of FY-88 are full and currently students are in the queue--not including Leadership Styles and BehavioiTihich is a quota course. The total cost of running the program to date has been approximately $67K ($46.4K for one-time costs such as course development and facility rentals. and tisw for two contract instructors for LW). CONFIDENTIAL Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/12/18: CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5 Declassified in Part- Sanitized Copy Approved forRelease2012/12/18 : CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5 LON 1' Illn 1 1AL 25X1 SUBJECT: LDD Weekly Report 4. Leadership Styles and Behavior (#70) concluded on 20 May 1988 with an overall student rating of 4.5 on a 1 to 5 scale: Thirty-one students, ranging in grade from GS-6 to GS-14 with one to 23 years of Agency experience nted all four directorates. This was the first running of LSO at 25X1 since the course's re-instatement, is still a much better raining facility than the Day's Inn in Lancaster, Pa where the last two runnings of LSU were held. LS&B is on track with no further changes anticipated. will assume responsibilities as course director and take on a full instructional role in the next running scheduled for 8-12 August 1988. 25X1 25X1 25X1 25X1 25X1 25X1 25X1 5. On 24 and 26 May presented segments on "Conflict Resolution" to the Career Trainee Development Course. The session was videotaped for 'OTE instructor certification review. He also facilitated several cross-cultural roleplay sessions and sat o anel r in the performances of the CT's in the roleplays. Both and are available--schedule permitting--to present various interpersona s skills segments in OTE courses as part of their "Working With People" program. CONFIDENTIAL Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/12/18: CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5 Declassified in Part- Sanitized Copy Approved forRelease2012/12/18 : CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5 11. ounwoo STAT STAT STAT TSD WEEKLY 1. Last week, the Internal Training Branch began to send printed and on-line letters of acceptance to students in selected courses. We will track the impact of these letters on the "no-show" problem. 2. The newly assigned Chief of the External Training Branch attended a meeting on the Federal Executive Institute on2SYhy 1988. The Director, FEI, gave a slide presentation on facility changes, introduced his staff, and discussed the Executive Excellence Program. Because of renovations in the/program, CIA spaces drop from five to four during FY 1989. OttisAk 3. Preparation for the Training Officer Conference on 20-21 June is proceeding. The divisions are preparing their demos for the Trainig Fair at the training facility. TSD and the Admin Division are working out the administrative details. All but one of the directorates have sent names of primary attendees and the STOs are planning their presentations on component conducted training. Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/12/18: CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5 Declassified in Part- Sanitized Copy Approved forRelease2012/12/18 : CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5 SECRir,-,L 27 May 1988 MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director of Training and Education 25X1 FROM: Deputy Director of Training and Education for Curriculum SUBJECT: DDC Area Events (23 May - 3 June 1988) Where We Are 1. The Television Production Section focused on three projects this week. They: learned that the DCI would have to reschedule the videotaping of his segment on the ETHICS video to 13 June; completed the shooting of two-thirds of the DA ORIENTATION videotape, OL and OTE being the final elements; and completed the first draft of the CT brochure, with final work to be completed 31 May. 2. The Visual Aids Section has been collaborating with the Television Production Section on field shoots for the CT brochure and polishing photography skills in the process. 3. ? The Audiovisual Section was busy this week supporting a SACTD course 25X1 in Baltimore, videotaping a guest speaker for WOTD, filming an LTD 25X1 instructor for certification, and helping get 25X1 off 25X1 4. Two demos arranged for SACTD this week appeared to be very successful. First, the TenCORE CMI (Computer Managed Instruction) program promises to automate the administration of the modular secretarial curriculum. and the testing of students. The TenCORE program is very easy to use, so SACTD personnel will be able to implement it themselves. (NOTE: This program accomplishes the management of student progress and testing; it does not create CBT instruction.) The second demo, at Applied Learning International (successor to DELTAK), introduced SACTD to a very promising interactive video course on telephone techniques and also to the huge inventory of media-based instruction that ALI sells. SACTD personnel will return to ALI to discuss with them the possible acquisition of films and other material for the secretarial program. Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/12/18: CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5 Declassified in Part- Sanitized Copy Approved forRelease2012/12/18 : CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5 ,:ALRL 25X1 5, spent half a day over the course of the week helping the CAMS people with their Phoenix system. 25X1 6. walked through Units 4 and 5 (out of 6) of Operational Records I with the new OR I instructors in WOTD. One of the instructors has extensive DORIC expertise that will ensure the accuracy of our CBT. It is clear that the CBT course will be much more current than much of the paper material now being used in class. It is also clear that the OR I CBT course will need to be maintained faithfully in order to remain current. 25X1 7. The following information comes from a meeting with OP, concerning ELECTAS. Both OP and OTE will advertise the availability of "What is ELECTAS?" and the ELECTAS review unit in July 1988. This CBT will be available to those who want to familiarize themselves with ELECTAS structure and function, and with the specific duties of the T&A clerk. Over the next several weeks, ELECTAS instructors, OP, and CBTG will work out a plan for using the CBT T&A units in the classroom course as they become available. The whole CBT ELECTAS T&A course will be complete and available to students by January 1989, which coincides the with the last scheduled running of the 25X1 classroom course. hopes that future training of T&A clerks for ELECTAS can be done with CBT. 8. DI/CRES is sending a copy of its CBT course for training DI analysts in the capabilities of System 3100 to CBTG for critical appraisal. The course is currently undergoing pilot testing by a dozen DI analysts. 9. C/PEDS and I conducted a meeting on CI training with our gurus. It is clear we will need to have a detailed course design in hand for the all-Agency program before we ask for the TSG's comments. A small group is now at work on that. Where We Are Going 10. The Television Production Section will be completing a video commercial spot for the fitness room in the CofC Building, and preparing the first module of the Secretarial Lab curriculum for DDC review. 25X1 11. will give a presentation on course design to the DA Career Trainee course on 1 June, and will help supervise an exercise. CBTG and LTD will show the CT's CBT and interactive video samples that afternoon. 25X1 12. SACTD/CTB instructor, will be introduced to Phoenix CBT procedures and the three English courses currently on-line. CTB has arranged for loaner courses in the same subject area from another vendor; CBTG will load these on Phoenix so that CTB can examine them in July. 2 -SE.C.012, Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/12/18: CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5 Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/12/18: CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5 -8E(Kt:411 13. I will lecture to both the ACT and the ATC next week. Hope I can keep them straight. 14. I give the kickoff speech to the East Asian language conference next week. ? 25X1 15. You and I talk to more CTTC training. 25X1 3 (OTS) next week on getting his people Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/12/18: CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5 Declassified in Part- Sanitized Copy Approved forRelease2012/12/18 : CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5 tumplainAlivE 1111rA1'4KL uon 31 May 1988 MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Training and Education STAT FROM: STAT STAT Acting Chief, Intelligence Training Division SUBJECT: IT Weekly Report 1. John Hardt of the Congressional Research Service spoke on "Foreign Trade and the Hard-Currency Constraint" to the Soviet Economy Block on 24 May. Mr. Hardt noted this is a period of substantial change in Soviet foreign trade activity, and the changes include radical conceptual shifts. Where there had been a tendency for the Soviet Union to pursue autarky, now it wants to join every international activity and to become an integral part of the world market. A serious constraint will be the ability of the USSR to pay for foreign interdependence and to be flexible enough to allow joint ventures with foreigners to gain a satisfactory level of profits (and at the same time the Soviets will have to make some political concessions). Thus, the question of the balance of payments is a key element in whether they will succeed in furthering interdependence. To achieve their goals, the Soviets are trying to learn how Western countries run their economies and conduct foreign trade. STAT Two members of the To ical Issues Branch SI-AT met on 25 May wit Chief of EURA's Security Issues ivision, to discuss an upcoming one- ay conference to be jointly sponsored by TIB and EURA. The conference, which will focus on military force modeling, is scheduled to be held at Headquarters on 15 July. Leading academicians as well as guests from the State Department, NSA and STAT DIA have been invited. STAT STAT STAT 3. The Science and Technology Institute completed the tenth running of the DSO. Career Trainee Course on 27 May. was course director. Twelve DSO' Career Trainees representing three DSU offices attended the course. The course objective provided new DSI' professional officers with the knowledge and skills required to be productive, effective, and confident in their initial assignments within the directorate. As in past runnings, the students regarded the briefing, cultural, legal, and writing segments to be the most informational and interesting. 4. On 27 May, the National Warning Course graduated 23 students: 5 - DIA; 4 - USN; 4 - NSA; 1 - State; 1 - USAF; 8 - CIA. The class was unusual in that over half of the students were either supervisors or experienced senior analysts. Again, the critiques were gratifying: 6 students rated the maximum value 7; 12 students rated the course 6; and 5 students rated the course 5. The honor graduate has not yet been designated; competition is tight. The final examinations are still being reviewed. There will be at least two possibly three students so designated. ADMIAIWKAIIVL INIZKAAL UL UNLI Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/12/18: CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5 25X1 Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/12/18: CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5 Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/12/18: CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5 Declassified in Part- Sanitized Copy Approved forRelease2012/12/18 : CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5 STAT STAT 31 May 1988 MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Training and Education FROM: SUBJECT: Director, Center for the Study of Intelligence Weekly Report/CSI 045--iNiaitM-, "A Troubled Time: The CIA 1973-19760" ,141:5F . ; 4Weit-. The semina was built around Ralph's interviews with 33 people who he ositions of responsibility in the Agency during the, 0.A.42._0f Church ittee era. It also included a brief4Awmletati74renv4preterlir t events of that period and a series of film clips that alternated between contemporaneous events and later reminiscences Te-ley-tilat-- the_pLesowt-e+4 .1.inderstatemieut- One could_Dotliel the STAT STAT STAT STAT The only problem with the sess short to do juice to the material. facing the Center: how best to use R determined to gdt the interview trans leaves--even thlgh this may mean he here before he s arts teaching summer he will not have ?time to exploit this publishable. The intensity of feeling delving into this spect of the Agency's particularly valua le exercise. ons is that they were far too This points up the problem lph's work. Ralph is doggedly ripts complete before he ill have no time after 1 ving chool But r source for anything t the seminar confirms that history would be a three-month stay. was the subject of network. I/ALA, has arrived in the Center for a e will be working on he CIA history course that onsiderable interest ?the Friends of Analysis Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/12/18: CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5 25X1 Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/12/18: CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5 R Next 5 Page(s) In Document Denied Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/12/18: CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170005-5