ADVANCED INTELLIGENCE SEMINAR #45

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
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• Document Page Count: 8
• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: July 26, 2010
• Sequence Number: 10
• Publication Date: September 15, 1982
• Content Type: MEMO

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U U N r l U h N 1 1 A L
ADVANCED INTELLIGENCE SEMINAR #45
15 September - 10 October 1982
Office of Training and Education
15-17 September 19
20 September - 1 October 1982--Chamber of Commerce Building
Room 713
Course Directors
25X1
25X1
Training Assistant
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C 0 N F I ll L N 1 1 A L
COURSE OBJECTIVES
The Advanced Intelligence Seminar is designed to broaden
the professional outlook and understanding of the participants
by presenting overviews of:
1. Developments and problems facing CIA and its
place in the Intelligence Community;
2. Important domestic issues and problems which
are relevant to the Agency and its personnel; and
3. Selected international issues and trends that
affect U.S. foreign policy and national security
interests.
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Wednesday, 15 September 1982
0930)-
1000)
Check-in and Administrative
Details
1015)-
1030)
Seminar Introduction
--Administration
--Seminar Overview and Requirements
--Security Procedures
1030)- Student Introductions
1200)
One of the best ways to participate in a group process
and broaden one's outlook is to exchange and share
information with professional colleagues. The Seminar
will begin that process by introducing outselves in
terms of background, education, work experience, hobbies,
and any other data of mutual interest.
1200)- Lunch
1300)
1300)- The Directorate of Harry E. Fitzwater
1430) Administration Deputy Director for
Administration
The Directorate of Administration, the Agency's largest,
is organized to support the Agency and the Intelligence
Community. With the wide variety of activities the
Agency carries out, this is no simple chore. Mr. Fitzwater
will comment on some of the more unique problems his
directorate faces and reflect on what he sees as the
significant problems (or opportunities) the DA must deal
with in the next several years.
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Wednesday, 15 September (continued)
1445)- , Personnel Management
1615) in CIA Deputy Director for
Policy Analysis and
Evaluation, Office
of Personnel
Personnel management in the Agency is of critical
interest to all employees. in dis-
cussing current and proposed personnel management
systems which affect the handling of the Agency's
human resources, will highlight those issues which
will have their impact in the next five years.
1630)- HAPPY HOUR AND DINNER
1900)
1900)- History of and Changes in the John F. Blake
2100) Central Intelligence Agency
Mr. Blake, former Deputy Director for Administration,
Acting Deputy Director of Central Intelligence, and
Staff Director, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence,
will approach the history of and changes in the CIA by
focusing specifically on domestic events springing from
three forces: Presidential actions, Director of Central
Intelligence actions, and legislative actions. He will
conclude by interpreting, from an historical point of
view, the shaping of the Agency by those forces from
1947-1980.
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Thursday, 16 September 1982
0845)- CIA and the Law
1015)
The Office of General Counsel has grown rapidly in the
past decade, both in size and in the scope of its work.
Associate eneral
Counsel, and Chief,
Legislative Division,
OGC
will comment on how these changes came about
and will review some of our recent experiences in trying
to seek legal recourse for our Agency. He will also
comment on what legislation remains in Congress and
predict its likely legislative path.
1030)-
1200)
The Directorate of
Science and Technology
25X1
xe ucuc it ve Qt i.c
Directorate of Science
and Technology
will discuss the contribution science and
technology have made to intelligence and the probable
impact of future technological developments on the
Agency's work. Ile will reflect upon organizational
changes and the effect of shifting priorities on the
technical collection of intelligence.
1200)- Lunch
1300)
1300)-
1430) Director ot security
will discuss some current problems in 25X1
safekeeping of the Agency's secrets, equipment and
personnel and outline his thoughts on issues that
will affect Agency security in coming years.
1445)-
1615) Intelligence
Security
Richard J. Kerr
Associate Deputy
Director for
Intelligence
The Directorate of
Mr. Kerr will discuss recent changes in the management
of the Directorate of Intelligence and comment on the
DI's analytical production--its quality, its acceptance
by the policymakers and its image.
1630)- HAPPY HOUR AND DINNER
1900)
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Thursday, 16 September (continued)
1900)- The Directorate of John H. Stein
2100) Operations Deputy Director
for Operations
Mr. Stein will share with us his thoughts on the
Directorate of Operations and comment on anticipated
changes that will help the DO meet challenges in
intelligence collection in coming years.
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Friday, 17 September 1982
0900)- The Intelligence Community
1015)
Director, Office of
Community Coordination,
Intelligence Community
Staff
The Intelligence Community Staff, formed in March 1981,
assumed all responsibilities of the former Resource
Management Staff and the Collection Tasking Staff. Its
task is to facilitate the coordination of all Intelligence
Community activities. will describe briefly
the Staff's structure and comment on its functions and
responsiblities.
1200)-
1300)
1315)-
1430)
Office of External Affairs
25X1
25X1
Director, ice of
External Affairs
Controversy exists within the Agency regarding the
trend toward openness of the past five years. Even
the existence of an office that deals with the ress
is viewed with skepticism by some. will
comment on these views, among others, as he describes
his office, its functions, and its support within and
for the Agency.
1430)-
1500)
Administrative Matters
Please Report to Room 713, Chamber of Commerce Building
on Monday, 20 September at 0900.
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