PROPOSED TALKING POINTS FOR ROBERT M. GATES DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AT THE COLLEGE OFFICIALS' SEMINAR OCTOBER 5, 1988

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Bob:
RE: Your proposed remarks
to the College Officials' Seminar
5 October 1988 9:15 a.m.
Room 1 E 78
30 September 1988
You are scheduled to address 40 college and university administrators at a
seminar entitled "CIA Today and in the '90s" on 5 October. The four-day
program, sponsored by the Office of Personnel, is designed to strengthen the
Agency's on-campus recruitment efforts. It will include presentations on the
Agency's mission, function, and organization, as well as our recruitment and
training programs.
Your proposed talking points discuss the nature of today's intelligence
issues and tomorrow's intelligence challenges. Your remarks and the agenda
for the seminar are attached.
Bill Baker
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PROPOSED TALKING POINTS
FOR
ROBERT M. GATES
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE
AT THE
COLLEGE OFFICIALS' SEMINAR
OCTOBER 5, 1988
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INTRODUCTION
0 GOOD MORNING AND WELCOME TO THE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY.
0 I KNOW TFIAT THE FALL SEMESTER IS ALWAYS A VERY BUSY TIME,
AND I AM GLAD THAT ALL OF YOU COULD BE WITH US THIS WEEK.
0 I SEE THAT I AM SANDWICHED IN YOUR SCHEDULE BETWEEN A DAY
OF LOOKING AT OUR RECRUITMENT AND TRAINING EFFORTS AND A
DAY OF SEEING HOW WE DO OUR JOB.
0 THIS MIGHT BE A GOOD OCCASION, THEN, TO TALK ABOUT THE
ISSUES THAT HAVE OCCUPIED US DURING THE PAST YEAR AND THE
TYPES OF INTELLIGENCE CHALLENGES WE FACE IN THE UPCOMING
YEAR.
RECENT INTELLIGENCE EFFORTS
0 THE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY WAS A MAJOR PLAYER IN
THE CONCLUSION OF THE INF TREATY. WE SUPPORTED THE U.S.
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NEGOTIATING TEAM IN GENEVA AND PROVIDED INFORMATION TO BOTH
CONGRESS AND THE ADMINISTRATION DURING THE RATIFICATION
PROCESS.
0 IN A RELATED EFFORT, WE FURNISHED INTELLIGENCE TO
POLICYMAKERS DURING THE U.S.-SOVIET SUMMIT MEETING IN
MOSCOW THIS PAST JUNE.
0 CIA'S ANALYSIS OF THE IRAN-IRAQ CONFLICT HAS HIGHLIGHTED
OUR ABILITY TO PROVIDE TACTICAL INTELLIGENCE AS WELL AS
LONGER-TERM ASSESSMENTS. WHEN THE U.S. PRESENCE IN THE
PERSIAN GULF WAS INCREASED, WE BEGAN PROVIDING DAILY
SUPPORT TO NAVAL FORCES OPERATING WITH THE U.S. CENTRAL
COMMAND.
UPCOMING INTELLIGENCE ISSUES
0 SOME OF OUR RECENT INTELLIGENCE SUCCESSES SUGGEST THE
NATURE OF TOMORROW'S INTELLIGENCE PROBLEMS.
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0 WE FACE NEW CHALLENGES IN OLD ISSUES -- GORBACHEV'S DRIVE
FOR ECONOMIC MODERNIZATION AND HIS FOREIGN POLICY
INITIATIVES HAVE MANY IMPLICATIONS FOR U.S. INTERESTS.
CLEARLY, THE SOVIET UNION WILL REMAIN THE PRIMARY FOCUS OF
OUR COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS.
O ARMS CONTROL WILL REMAIN A MAJOR EFFORT, AS WE MONITOR THE
INF TREATY AND SUPPORT NEGOTIATION OF THE START TREATY.
0 WORLD EVENTS HAVE HEIGHTENED THE IMPORTANCE OF OTHER
INTELLIGENCE ISSUES -- THE PROLIFERATION OF CHEMICAL AND
BIOLOGICAL WARFARE CAPABILITIES IN THE THIRD WORLD POSES A
REAL THREAT TO WORLD PEACE, ESPECIALLY AS WE WITNESS A
COINCIDENT PROLIFERATION OF MISSILE TECHNOLOGY.
0 WE NEED TO PAY ATTENTION, THROUGHOUT THE WORLD, TO DEEP
SOCIAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL FORCES SUCH AS ISLAMIC
FUNDAMENTALISM.
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0 GLOBAL PROBLEMS SUCH AS TERRORISM AND NARCOTICS POSE
FURTHER CHALLENGES. TODAY'S TERRORISTS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
SOPHISTICATED WEAPONRY AND ADVANCED ELECTRONICS, AND MANY
OF THEM ALSO RECEIVE STATE SPONSORSHIP. THE GROWING
INTERNATIONAL NARCOTICS TRADE REPRESENTS MULTIPLE DANGERS.
THE VIOLENCE IT PERPETRATES AND THE EXTENT TO WHICH IT
CORRUPTS A NATION'S POLITICAL, ECONOMIC, AND SOCIAL ORDER
MAKE IT AN ESPECIALLY SERIOUS AND DIFFICULT PROBLEM.
THE VALUE OF PEOPLE
0 TO CARRY OUT OUR MISSION, WE OFTEN RELY ON HIGHLY
SOPHISTICATED TECHNICAL SYSTEMS.
O BUT OUR MOST IMPORTANT RESOURCE HAS ALWAYS BEEN -- AND WILL
CONTINUE TO BE -- OUR PEOPLE. OUR FUTURE DEPENDS ON
ATTRACTING DEDICATED, TALENTED, AND HIGHLY SKILLED MEN AND
WOMEN.
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O WE NEED PEOPLE WHO ARE MORE THAN MERELY PROFICIENT IN THEIR
FIELD -- WE NEED MATURITY, COMMITMENT, GOOD JUDGMENT, AND
INTELLECTUAL CURIOSITY.
0 THE MYTH IS THAT CIA HIRES ONLY CONSERVATIVES, OR ONLY
LIBERALS, OR ONLY THOSE WHO AGREE WITH WHICHEVER
ADMINISTRATION HAPPENS TO BE IN POWER.
0 IN REALITY, WE ENCOURAGE DEBATE, DISSENT, AND THE UNUSUAL
VIEW. WE KNOW THAT OPENNESS AND OBJECTIVITY ARE ESSENTIAL
IF WE ARE TO PRODUCE THE HIGH-QUALITY INTELLIGENCE THAT
POLICYMAKERS REQUIRE.
THE VALUE OF THIS SEMINAR
0 WE HAVE INVITED YOU HERE THIS WEEK BECAUSE WE KNOW THAT THE
STUDENTS AT YOUR INSTITUTIONS REPRESENT OUR FUTURE.
0 THE MORE YOU UNDERSTAND ABOUT OUR ORGANIZATION AND MISSION,
THE MORE INFORMED YOUR STUDENTS WILL BE ABOUT CIA'S VITAL
ROLE IN ENSURING OUR NATION'S SECURITY.
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0 SO, I ENCOURAGE YOUR QUESTIONS NOW, AND I HOPE YOU WILL
TAKE THE OPPORTUNITY DURING THE REST OF YOUR TIME HERE TO
INQUIRE AND TO LEARN MORE ABOUT US.
0 THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR RECENTLY PUBLISHED A FEATURE
STORY ON_RENOWNED SOCIOLOGIST AND EDUCATOR DAVID RIESMAN.
IN AN INTERVIEW FOR THE STORY, HE WAS ASKED ABOUT THE
OPPOSITION OF SOME FACULTY MEMBERS TO CIA RECRUITMENT
EFFORTS ON CAMPUS. APPARENTLY RIESMAN DOESN'T SHARE THIS
OPINION. "I WANT TO SEE MORE BRIGHT PEOPLE IN INTELLIGENCE
GATHERING." HE SAID. "NOT LESS."
0 I CERTAINLY AGREE WITH DR. RIESMAN. AND I HOPE, AFTER YOUR
TIME HERE, THAT YOU MAY ALSO.
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
VIA: Deputy Director for Administration
FROM: Royal E. Elmendorf
Director of Personnel
SUBJECT: College Officials' Seminar, "CIA Today and in the 90's"
3 - 6 October 1988
1. The Office of Personnel is planning a College Officials' Seminar from
3 - 5 October 1988 and would be very pleased for you to participate. Meeting
the senior leadership of the Central Intelligence Agency has always been a
highpoint of these semi-annual seminars. Although the college officials'
appreciate talking to the briefers, meeting with you would reinforce the
seriousness of our mission.
2. It is requested that you address a group of 40 placement directors and
minority coordinators from colleges across the United States in Room 1 E 78
Headquarters on 5 October, 9:15-9:30. May we suggest a short chronology of
your time with the Agency and the changes you have seen in Intelligence as an
appropriate message for this group.
3. As you may be aware, these unclassified seminars are designed to
solicit the support of college officials who can help our campus recruitment
activities. We present information on the Agency's mission, function,
organization, and career opportunities. In return, we obtain their ideas on
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across the United States. This seminar, as those we have conducted in
the past, is designed to explain the Agency's mission, function, and
organization and will enhance the effectiveness of our campus recruitment
activities.
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Executive Dining Room on Tuesday, 5 April between 5:00 - 6:30. Please
indicate on the attached form if you are able to attend.
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PARTICIPANTS FOR 4 - 7, APRIL 1938
COLLEGE OFFICIALS' SEMINAR
Diane Altenloh
Assistant Director of Cooperative Education
North Texas State University
Raul Anaya
Assistant Director, Counseling Services
for Minority Affairs
University of Washington
Joan Augustine
Coordinator, Career Planning
and Placement Services
Texas A&I University
Ed Baker
Director, Career Development Center
Kalamazoo College
Arthur B. Baxter
Coordinator, Minority Student Affairs
University of Tennessee - Knoxville
Diane M. ?Berkley
Assistant Director of the Center for
Internships and COOP Education
University of Colorado at Denver
Pamela J. Bowers
Assistnt Director, University Placement
Oklahoma State. University
Diana Caldwell
- Minority?Student Development Coordinator
Kansas State University
.John Chipembere
Director of Counseling and Placement
Utica College of Syracuse University
Barbara B. Cross
Director of Career Development
Emory and Henry College
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PARTICIPANTS FOR 4 - 7 APRIL 1988
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Douglas Q. Davis
Coordinator of Special 3opulations
Northern Illinois University
Susan D'Orazo
Director of Placement
John Carroll University
N. Bruce Duthu J. D.
Director Native American Program
Dartmouth College
Gwendolyn Evans-Hughes
Coordinator of Retention Programs
Rutgers University
William E. Gardiner
Vice President Academic Affairs
Lincoln University Pennsylvania
Mary K Giannini
Executive Director, Center for Career Services
Columbia University
Sandra Goodson
Associate ?Director, University Career Services
Yale University
Clare D. Graham
Director of Career Development
Vassar College
Richard K. Hardwood
Assistant Dean & Director, Engineering-
Career Planning and Placement
University of Virginia
Arthur Holman
Associate Dean of Minority Affairs/
International Students
Memphis State University
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PARTICIPANTS FOR 4 - 7 APRIL 193-8
COLLEGE OFFICIALS' SEMINAR
Donnel R. Hunt
Assistant Dean & Directv, Cooperative Education
University of Illinois - Urbana
Richard Jacobs
Coordinator of Cooperative Education
College of Engineering,
University of Texas at Austin
Judith Johnson
Associate Director, Career Development Office -
Smith College
J. R. Kirkwood
Director, Career Services
Creighton University
D'Esta Love
Director, Career Development Center
Perpperdine University
Ronald E. Lujan
Acting Manager, Office of Career Services,
Auraria Campus 7 Metropolitan State College
Lyndia McCarthy
Director, Minority Affairs
DePaul University
Peggy L. Mahaney
Director, Placement and Cooperative Education
Tennessee Technological University
Thomas Parham
Director, Career Planning ,and Placement
University of California - Irvine
Tom Rios
Assistant Director for Career
and Employment Services
Dartmouth College
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PARTICIPANTS FOR 4 - 7 ARIL 1938
COLLEGE OFFICIALS' SEMINAR
? Anthony Rogalski
Assistant Director of Pllacement
Michigan State University
Robert Sandoval
Associate Director, Career
Planning and Placement
University of New Mexico, Abuquerque
Lee A. Saltzman
Placement Director
Florida Institute of Technology
Sandra K. Schockett
Assistant Director of Placment
New Jersey Institute of Technology
Virginia L. Scullion
Director of Career Planning and Placement
Albright College
Karen E. Shelton
Director of Placement, College of Business
University of Missouri - Columbia
Barbara K. Smith
Director, Student Development Center
Stillman College
*Kathryn A. Vegso
Director of Career Services Center
American Graduate School of
International Management
Bryant Washington
Program Officer
Kent State University
Roland E. Waters
Director, Career Planning and Placement
Radford University
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