LETTER TO MR.(Sanitized) CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY FROM JACK E. HOLMES HOPE COLLEGE

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• Publication Date: January 28, 1979
• Content Type: LETTER

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HOPE COLLEGE
January 28, 1979
STATINTL
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C. 20505
STATINTL
Dear Mr
This letter is to thank you for participating in the
group interview segment of the 1979 Hope College Washington
Honors Semester.
The quality of this interview segment is entirely depen-
dent upon the willingness of individuals such as yourself to
spend some of their valuable time with a.group of students.
Our interview at the Central Intelligence Agency was most in-
formative. My conversations with participants indicate that
the interview led to a greater appreciation of your agency.
We particularly appreciate the fact that you were able to get
an agency official such as Mr.II for the interview.
This contact with our students is a valuable means of
encouraging understanding of our governmental system and is
commendable.
Again, thank you for your time, and we hope to see you
in the future.
E./"Holmes
A$;?-ociate Professor of
Political Science
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PHONE [phone]
HOPE COLLEGE
January 28, 1979
STATINTL
Central Intel igence Agency
Washington, D.C. 20505
STATINTL
Dear Mn This letter is to thank you for participating in the
group interview segment of the 1979 Hope College Washington
Honors Semester.
The quality of this interview segment is entirely depen-
dent upon the willingness of individuals such as yourself to
spend some of their valuable time with a group of students.
Our interview at the Central Intelligence Agency was most in-
formative. My conversations with participants indicate that
the interview led to a greater appreciation of your agency.
Your contact with our students is a valuable means of
encouraging understanding of our governmental system and is
commendable.
Again, thank you for your time, and we hope to see you
in the future.
k EJ'Holmes
AWsociate Professor of
Political Science
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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505
January 22, 1979
Professor Jack E. Holmes
4884 B South 28th Street
Arlington, Virginia 22206
Dear Professor Holmes:
It was a pleasure hosting your student group on 17 January. I
thought the question and answer period went extremely well.
Enclosed you will find two Agency information folders, two copies
of publications available through DOCEX and a few fliers on ordering
our publications as requested.
Hope to see your class again next year.
STATLUT 1
Associate Coordinator for
Academic Relations and
External Analytical-Support
Enclosures: 7
1. Two Information Packets
2. NFAC 78-10002 (two copies)
3. Fliers on Ordering
Publications (three copies)
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NFAC # 5833/78
2 January 1979
MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief of Transportation, Office of Logistics
FROM : Associate Coordinator for Academic Relations, NFAC
SUBJECT : Request for Bluebird Transportation
1. Will you please provide transportation for a group of approxi-
mately 20 people who will be visiting Agency Headquarters on 17 January 1979.
The group consists of 19 students at Hope College (Holland, Michigan) and
one professor, Jack E. Holmes. They will be receiving briefings by NFAC
representatives, beginning at 10:00 am in the Auditorium,
2. Please arrange for Bluebird pick-up at 9:15 am at the following
address:
Presidential Gardens Hotel
Mt. Vernon Avenue & Russell Road
Alexandria, Va.
Please return the group to the Pentagon, departing Headquarters at 11:30 am.
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NFAC # 5833/78
SUBJECT: Request for Bluebird Transportation
Distribution:
Original - Addressee
1 - HSB/OS
2 - NFAC/CAR
1 - NFAC Registry
NFAC/ACAR/
(2 January 1979)
STATINTL
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ORGANIZATION REQUESTING USE
NFAC/Academic Relations. Staff
TIME
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PROJECTION
YES
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NO
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SYSTEM
TO BE USED
EQUIPMENT
TO BE USED
VISUAL AIDS
TO BE USED
FURNITURE
TO BE USED
NO
LECTURN MIKE
16MM PROJECTOR
CHARTS
TABLES
NECK MIKE
35MM PROJECTOR
POSTERS
CHAIRS
STAND MIKE
SLIDE (SIZE)
BACKDROPS
FLAGS
SHOTGUN MIKES
VU-GRAPH
BLACKBOARD
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BLACKLIGHT
BACKGROUND MUSIC
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CLEANING, SPECIAL
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GUARDS FOR FRON
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ADDITIONAL NOTES-
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DATE
2 January
79
FORM 3646
4-74
AUDITORIUM EQUIPMENT LIST
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PHONE [phone]
HOPE COLLEGE
December 11, 1978
STATINTL
Associate Coordinator of Academic Relations
Central Intelligence Agency
S k ,1 pn, D.C. 20505
I am writing to confirm your organization's participation in the
group interview segment of the Hope College Washington Honors Semester.
One of the public policy areas we are looking at in this year's
program is intelligence community and my records show that we are
confirmed for Wednesday, January 17, 1979 from 10:00-11:30 A.M. at your
Washington office. Please contact me as soon as possible if your records
do not indicate a confirmed visit for this time. If our records are in
agreement, no action is needed.
Our group of nineteen students and myself are looking forward to
visiting your office, and I will make telephone contact with you after I
arrive in Washington on January 8.
Thank you for your participation in our program.
ck E. Tolmes, Director
ope College Washington
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Address from December 20 - January 5: 2626 Stuart Street
Denver, Colorado 80212
303-455-0081
P.S. We will plan on having a Bluebird bus pick us up at Presidential
Gardens in Alexandria and taking us to the Pentagon, if you want to
handle this as you have in the past. I will call you for final
instructions after I arrive in Washington.
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TRANSMITTAL SLIP
DATE 13 December 1978
TO: NFAC/CAR
ROOM NO.
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BUILDING
Hqs
REMARKS:
FROM :
ROOM NO.
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EXTENSION
FORM RFES M 98.L4 1 REPLACES FORM 38-8
WHICH MAY BE USED.
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NFAC #5559/78
11 December 1978
MEMORANDUM FOR: NFAC Security Officer
FROM : Associate Coordinator for Academic Relations, NFAC
SUBJECT : Request for Security Clearance
1. Attached is a list of names, dates and places of birth of
19 students and one staff member from Hope College who will be
visiting the Agency on 17 January 1979. The group will receive an
unclassified briefing between 10:00 and 11:30 in the Auditorium.
2. The group will be picked up in Washington, D.C. and brought
to the Agency aboard a Bluebird bus. After the briefing, they will
be driven to the Pentagon for biKy the DoD.
Attachment:
As stated
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SUBJECT: Request for Security Clearance
Distribution:
Orig - Addressee (w/att)
1 - OS/I&CB/Room 3E29 (w/att)
1 - Hqs Security Branch (w/att)
1 - A/DCI/PA (w/att)
3 - NFAC/CAR (w/att)
1 - NFAC Registry (w/o att)
NFAC/ACARAI (ii December 1978)
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22 November 1978
STATINTL ,f
MEMORANDUM FOR:
SUBJECT : Hope College Visit, 17 January 1979
1. Thanks for agreeing to address the Honors Semester group from
Hope College on 17 January 1979. We have arranged for the group to arrive
at the Auditorium at 10:00 and for a bus to pick them up at 11:30STATINTL
2. The group has been here several times in the past and
has addressed them. Their area of interest is the Intelligence i
and public policy. Thought I might do an introduction, then you would
speak for about thirty minutes and then leave the rest of the time for
a question and answer period.
STATIf'Lks again,
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ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
SUBJECT: (Optional)
Hope College Visit, 17 January 1979
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HOPE COLLEGE
October 23, 1978
STATINTL
Associate Coordinator of Academic Relations
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C. 20505
STATINTL
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Enclosed is a list of birthdates and places of birth of persons who
will be with the Hope College Washington Honors Semester group.
We are looking forward to our January 17, 1979 visit from 10:00 to
11:30 a.m.
ck P,, Holmes
ssociate Professor
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Called Jack Holmes, 4 October 78, to tentatively confirm
Hope College visit to Agency on 17 January 1979.
plans to be available but 17 January is a long way off.
Jack agreed to get back to us in December to finalize all
arrangements.
He will send list of students, birth dates and places
ASAP. We will arrange fora Bluebird to pick them up in DC
and deliver them after meeting to the Pentagon.
Time of visit will be 10-11 am.
and then a question and answer perio .
will speak
Jack's number if unavailable in December at office is
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HOPE COLLEGE
September 27, 1978
Mr.
STATINTL
Central Intelligence Agency
Washingt%"TA I TL20505
I am writing to request that your organization participate in the
group interview segment of the Spring, 1979, Hope College Washington
Honors Semester Program.
The nineteen student participants in the honors semester are se-
lected on the basis of academic performance and recommendations. The
group includes members with majors in the natural sciences, humanities,
and social sciences. During the course of the semester students have
two six-week internships and three weeks of group interviews.
The group interview segment of the course involves group interviews
of a variety of persons at two to four organizations involved in a
particular area of public policy. We have found that this gives stu-
dents a feel for the issues and an appreciation of different viewpoints.
At present we are planning to look at the intelligence community
as one of these public policy areas. We would like to visit and inter-
view at your organization's Washington office Wednesday, January 17, 1979
le- t~ Am -,Vp from 10:30-11:30 A.M. If this time and date are convenient please call
or write a confirmation to my address below. I then will contact the
appropriate person at your office to finalize arrangements. If this
time conflicts with your schedule and you would like to arrange an
alternate date, please let me know as soon as possible.
Thank you for your consideration of this request and I know the
group hopes to be able to visit your office.
J.k E. Holmes, Associate Professor of
Political Science and Director of 1979
Hope College Washington Honors Semester
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cc: Academic Liaison Office Hope College
Holland, Michigan 49423
616-392-5111, ext. 3044
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HOPE COLLEGE
September 27, 1978
Mr.
STATINTL
Central Intelligence Agency
Washingtg ,ATI. 20505
I am writing to request that your organization participate in the
group interview segment of the Spring, 1979, Hope College Washington
Honors Semester Program.
The nineteen student participants in the honors semester are se-
lected on the basis of academic performance and recommendations. The
group includes members with majors in the natural sciences, humanities,
and social sciences. During the course of the semester students have
two six-week internships and three weeks of group interviews.
The group interview segment of the course involves group interviews
of a variety of persons at two to four organizations involved in a
particular area of public policy. We have found that this gives stu-
dents a feel for the issues and an appreciation of different viewpoints.
At present we are planning to look at the intelligence community
as one of these public policy areas. We would like to visit and inter-
view at your organization's Washington office Wednesday, January 17, 1979
from 10:30-11:30 A.M. If this time and date are convenient please call
or write a confirmation to my address below. I then will contact the
appropriate person at your office to finalize arrangements. If this
time conflicts with your schedule and you would like to arrange an
alternate date, please let me know as soon as possible.
Thank you for your consideration of this request and I know the
group hopes to be able to visit your office.
Jk E. Holmes, Associate Professor of
Political Science and Director of 1979
Hope College Washington Honors Semester
JEH/st
cc: Academic Liaison Office Hope College
Holland, Michigan 49423
616-392-5111, ext. 3044
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