SEMINARS FOR ENGINEERING EXECUTIVES

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: STARGATE
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): NSA-RDP96X00790R000100030053-7
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: November 4, 2016
• Document Release Date: December 1, 2011
• Sequence Number: 53
• Publication Date: February 28, 1985
• Content Type: REPORT

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ENGINEERING ANOMALIES RESEARCH
SEMINAR DESCRIPTION: This seminar will seek to address consciousness-
related anomalous phenomena that appear to have possible relevance
to, modern engineering practice. Studies now underway use, state-
W-the-arL instrumentation, data and modern acquisition and I)rocessin'
er;:iipnent and tecnniyues to identify those engineering systems and
;.rocesses most likely to display operator-related anomalies. Three
areas are under particular scrutiny: experiments in low-level
;.sychokinesis, assessment of precognitive remote-perception data,
and development of theoretical models to correlate data and
explain the phenomena.
Scholarly research into psychic phenomena over the past
century has produced provocative results, but none that are
regarded as convincing in the traditional scientific sense. Yet
the potential implications of such phenomena are considered to be
Sr.) prafourd and pervasive for many fields of human endeavor, that
efforts toward demonstration and resolution continue in several
disciplines. The field of engineering, in particular, is seen to
present a multitude of situations that may be vulnerable to
psychic interactions. Many feel that it behooves the engineering
profession to ex3riine the possibility of psychic interactions in
a controlled manner. This seminar sets forth some concrete plans
in this direction.
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STUDENT QUALIFICATIONS: Because .of 'high'; `nt .s .~ n title Y RV! V M.
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Therefore, acceptance will be according to prioritized student'
listings forwarded by memorandum to the NCS engineering Division,
(E51). Managers, GGD-14 and above, will be given first preference:
Dr. Robert G. Jahn, Dean
Ms. Brenda J. Dunne, Laboratory Manager
Princeton University School of Engineering/
Applied Science
DATE: 12 April 1985
TIME: 0900 - 1500
LOCATION: FANX III Auditorium (Room B1123)
SECURITY CLEARANCE: No clearances required.
ALLOCATIONS: open (80)
ATTENDANCE: Applicants should submit names to element Training
Coordinators, who should submit, by memorandum, to E51, by
8 _April 1985.
POINT OF CONTACT: For additional information, please contact
E51, on extension 968-8003s/859-6328b.
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Registrar
National Cryptologic School
DISTRIBUTION IV (less overseas)
plus E12 Training Coordinators
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