Educa'on For Principled Leaders in Na'onal Security
Intelligence & Security Studies Program Citadel Club of - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Intelligence & Security Studies Program Citadel Club of - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Intelligence & Security Studies Program Citadel Club of Charleston September 17, 2016 Educa'on For Principled Leaders in Na'onal Security The LEAD Plan 2018 ( The Citadels Strategic Plan to promote Leadership Excellence and Academic
The LEAD Plan 2018
(The Citadel’s Strategic Plan to promote Leadership Excellence and Academic Dis@nc@on) ¨ Objec've 2.2: “Create academic programs of excellence and
dis@nc@on within each academic school.”… School of Humani'es and Social Sciences: Develop a center of excellence for criminal jus@ce, homeland security, and intelligence analysis and compete for DNI Center for Academic Excellence designa@on. Objec've 4.1. “Expand enrollment in The Citadel Graduate College.”
Educa'on For Principled Leaders in Na'onal Security
Our Goal:
To become THE preeminent leader in intelligence and security studies education in the United States
Educa'on For Principled Leaders in Na'onal Security
Our Faculty
Where We’ve Been
- Undergraduate Minor in
Intelligence & Security Studies
- Graduate Certificates
- Intelligence Analysis
- Homeland Security
- 2013 Citadel Intelligence
Conference
What We Accomplished in 2015-2016
A Higher Degree of Na.onal Security: (36 Credit Hours)
100% online Cybersecurity and General Concentra@ons; Leadership Concentra@on pending approval. Engaged and highly faculty with both academic and prac@cal experience Flexible schedule designed for working professionals
MA Intelligence & Security Studies
The Citadel’s ISS program combines theory and pracBce to provide the real-world skills necessary to enter and advance in the public and private intelligence arenas.
LTG Vincent Stewart, Director of the Defense Intelligence Agency, speaks at The Citadel’s 2015 Intelligence and Homeland Security Enterprise Conference.
Intelligence and Homeland Security Enterprise Conference: Achieving a Higher Degree of Na.onal Security
September 16-18, 2015
IHSE Conference (350 par'cipants; 18 panel sessions): Some Featured Par'cipants
LTG Vincent Stewart, Director DIA Agatha Glowacki, NCTC RADM Christopher Towney, Director, JIATF South; U.S.C.G. Rose Gottemoeller, U/S of State for Arms Control & Intl. Security MG Jim Lariviere, Former Deputy Director, Politico-Military Affairs (Africa), Joint Staff Edith Alexander, Director, IC Centers of Academic Excellence
New Center at The Citadel
¨ Center for Cyber, Intelligence and Security Studies
(CCISS)
¤ Mul'-disciplinary center ¤ Program Directors from Department of Criminal
Jus'ce and Department of Mathema'cs and Computer Science
The Citadel has been designated as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education (CAE-CD-E) through academic year 2021 by the National Security Agency and the Department of Homeland Security
Rela.onship with IC
¨ Research Projects with NCTC & FBI ¨ 16 2016 Citadel Graduates Commissioned into
Various Branches of Military Intelligence
¨ 12 2016 Citadel Graduates Hired by FBI/7 Honors
Interns
Where We’re Going
BA in Intelligence & Security Studies
¨ Concentra@ons
¤ Chinese Area Studies ¤ Military Intelligence ¤ Counterterrorism ¤ Business Intelligence ¤ General
¨ Total Credit Hours 45
Interdisciplinary Minor in Cybersecurity
¨ Develop technical skills in
cybersecurity
¨ Core knowledge
¤ Computer Networks ¤ Computer Systems ¤ Computer Security
¨ Total Credit Hours 15
IC Center for Academic Excellence, 2017
Citadel Cyber & Intelligence Scholars
¨ Recruit High Performing
High School Students
¨ Cohort Model ¨ Enrichment
Opportuni@es
¤ Study Abroad ¤ Scholarships ¤ Internships ¤ Capstone Project
Citadel Cyber & Intelligence Scholars
¨ Recruit High Performing
High School Students
¨ Cohort Model ¨ Enrichment
Opportuni@es
¤ Study Abroad ¤ Scholarships ¤ Internships ¤ Capstone Project
Study Abroad in Estonia, Summer 2017
¨ Cybersecurity ¨ Russian/Bal@c Area Studies
Conceptual Image of New Capers Hall
¨
American Atrium
¨
Na'onal Security Classroom
¨
World Languages and Cultures Lab
¨
Cyber-Lab
¨
Secure Work Area/Sensi've Compartmented Informa'on Facility
¨
Digital Humani'es- Communica'ons Lab
What Can Our Alumni Do?
Alumni Assistance
¨ Founda@on
Ac@vi@es
¨ Provide
Opportuni@es for Our Students
¨ Get the Word
Out!
Welcoming a Responsibility
“In the long history of the world, only a few generations have
been granted the role of defending freedom in its hour of maximum danger. I do not shrink from this responsibility - I welcome it.”
- - John F. Kennedy