This document discusses strategies for managing large datasets, known as "big data". It identifies several challenges, such as ensuring proper hardware, software, data analysis tools, and report formats are selected. Effective big data management requires tightly defining problems, understanding user needs, and selecting fast platforms tailored to the data volume and type. Data mining software and defining the data's structure are important. The most important consideration is producing reports end users can easily understand.
The document lists 200 plus scholarship sites organized by name and website URL. It provides a starter kit of 18 major scholarship opportunities that includes brief descriptions of the scholarships, award amounts, number of awards, eligibility requirements, and deadlines. The scholarships highlighted include the Ron Brown Scholarship, Jackie Robinson Foundation Scholarship, Project Excellence Scholarships, and Gates Millennium Scholarships.
Structured tutorial sessions for scholarship subjects will be delivered after school in Terms 3 and 4 using video conferencing and an online learning platform. The aim is to extend student knowledge and skills beyond Level 3 NCEA for students aiming to enter Scholarship exams. Sessions will involve pre-reading, 45-minute video lessons, and post-lesson materials. Students will need internet access and support from their home schools to enroll and connect to sessions costing $150 per subject.
This document contains a list of names of individuals and families. There are over 80 names listed, many with honorific titles like "Dr." or references to family relations. The names seem to be of alumni or donors to a university or organization but there are no other details provided about the people listed.
This document summarizes preliminary findings from a doctoral thesis about the Muslim Brotherhood of North America. It traces the origins and ideology of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt from its founding in 1927 through its repression under Nasser in the 1960s. It analyzes the key figures and theorists like Hassan al-Banna and Sayyid Qutb who helped develop the Brotherhood's ideology and administrative structures. It also examines how the Brotherhood established educational and student networks to spread its message and recruit new members both in Egypt and after many members went into exile following Nasser's crackdown.
The Washington Area Chapter of IAFIE will hold its Spring Meeting on May 7th at the Pherson Associates training facility in Reston, VA. Former National Intelligence Officer Ken Knight will speak on "The Challenges of Strategic Warning: Past and Present". Complimentary snacks will be served and all are welcome to attend, regardless of IAFIE membership status. Joe Gordon and Bill Spracher will provide updates on the Annual Conference and upcoming chapter elections. RSVPs are requested by May 5th.
The document announces an event hosted by the Washington Area Chapter of the International Association for Intelligence Education (IAFIE) on December 5, 2013. Jennifer A. Lasley, Deputy Under Secretary for Analysis at the Department of Homeland Security, will speak on "New Developments in Homeland Security Intelligence" at The Global Exchange in Reston, Virginia. IAFIE was formed in 2004 to provide resources for the development of intelligence studies across disciplines like national security, law enforcement, and competitive intelligence.
The International Association for Intelligence Education (IAFIE) is announcing its 2019 essay competition to promote intelligence education. The competition has two categories - professional and student. For professionals, essays must discuss how organizations train intelligence graduates. Students can write on intelligence education, policy, operations, history, or failure. First place winners receive $1,000, second $500. Papers must be between 2,500-3,500 words and follow APA style guidelines. The deadline is June 3rd, 2019 and winners will be announced at an IAFIE conference in June.
This document discusses strategies for managing large datasets, known as "big data". It identifies several challenges, such as ensuring proper hardware, software, data analysis tools, and report formats are selected. Effective big data management requires tightly defining problems, understanding user needs, and selecting fast platforms tailored to the data volume and type. Data mining software and defining the data's structure are important. The most important consideration is producing reports end users can easily understand.
The document lists 200 plus scholarship sites organized by name and website URL. It provides a starter kit of 18 major scholarship opportunities that includes brief descriptions of the scholarships, award amounts, number of awards, eligibility requirements, and deadlines. The scholarships highlighted include the Ron Brown Scholarship, Jackie Robinson Foundation Scholarship, Project Excellence Scholarships, and Gates Millennium Scholarships.
Structured tutorial sessions for scholarship subjects will be delivered after school in Terms 3 and 4 using video conferencing and an online learning platform. The aim is to extend student knowledge and skills beyond Level 3 NCEA for students aiming to enter Scholarship exams. Sessions will involve pre-reading, 45-minute video lessons, and post-lesson materials. Students will need internet access and support from their home schools to enroll and connect to sessions costing $150 per subject.
This document contains a list of names of individuals and families. There are over 80 names listed, many with honorific titles like "Dr." or references to family relations. The names seem to be of alumni or donors to a university or organization but there are no other details provided about the people listed.
This document summarizes preliminary findings from a doctoral thesis about the Muslim Brotherhood of North America. It traces the origins and ideology of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt from its founding in 1927 through its repression under Nasser in the 1960s. It analyzes the key figures and theorists like Hassan al-Banna and Sayyid Qutb who helped develop the Brotherhood's ideology and administrative structures. It also examines how the Brotherhood established educational and student networks to spread its message and recruit new members both in Egypt and after many members went into exile following Nasser's crackdown.
The Washington Area Chapter of IAFIE will hold its Spring Meeting on May 7th at the Pherson Associates training facility in Reston, VA. Former National Intelligence Officer Ken Knight will speak on "The Challenges of Strategic Warning: Past and Present". Complimentary snacks will be served and all are welcome to attend, regardless of IAFIE membership status. Joe Gordon and Bill Spracher will provide updates on the Annual Conference and upcoming chapter elections. RSVPs are requested by May 5th.
The document announces an event hosted by the Washington Area Chapter of the International Association for Intelligence Education (IAFIE) on December 5, 2013. Jennifer A. Lasley, Deputy Under Secretary for Analysis at the Department of Homeland Security, will speak on "New Developments in Homeland Security Intelligence" at The Global Exchange in Reston, Virginia. IAFIE was formed in 2004 to provide resources for the development of intelligence studies across disciplines like national security, law enforcement, and competitive intelligence.
The International Association for Intelligence Education (IAFIE) is announcing its 2019 essay competition to promote intelligence education. The competition has two categories - professional and student. For professionals, essays must discuss how organizations train intelligence graduates. Students can write on intelligence education, policy, operations, history, or failure. First place winners receive $1,000, second $500. Papers must be between 2,500-3,500 words and follow APA style guidelines. The deadline is June 3rd, 2019 and winners will be announced at an IAFIE conference in June.
Iafie 2019 call for proposals (extended deadline)David Jimenez
St. John's University will host the 15th Annual International Association for Intelligence Education Conference from June 9-12, 2019 in Queens, New York. The goal of the conference is to promote intelligence education and networking among academics, private sector professionals, and government practitioners. The conference seeks proposals on the theme of "Local to Global: Intelligence Cooperation and Education" that address emerging global threats' impact on curriculum; adapting intelligence education to serve all stakeholders; international collaboration initiatives; and strengthening intelligence studies as an academic discipline globally. Proposals for panels, papers, and posters are due by April 1, 2019.
The International Association for Intelligence Education (IAFIE) recognizes an instructor each year for their excellence in intelligence instruction. The IAFIE Instructor of the Year Award is presented at the IAFIE Annual Conference, where the recipient receives partial compensation for travel expenses and conference fees. Nominees can be self-nominated or nominated by others, and must submit an application package by April 21, 2017 consisting of a cover letter, letter of support from their supervisor, and a 10 page CV or resume highlighting their qualifications. The application materials allow nominees to describe their contributions to intelligence instruction.
Iafie call for proposals (extended deadline) (1)David Jimenez
Please see the attached “Call for Proposals” for IAFIE’s 13th Annual Conference to be held in Charles Town, WV from May 21-24, 2017. The deadline for papers, panels, and posters has been extended to March 31. We would enjoy receiving proposals from all individuals dedicated to the IAFIE mission including educators and trainers, intelligence professionals, and students.
The 13th Annual International Association for Intelligence Education Conference will be held from May 21-24, 2017 in Charles Town, WV, hosted by American Military University. The goal of the conference is to promote intelligence education and provide networking opportunities among academics, private sector professionals, and government practitioners. Paper, panel, and poster proposals are invited on topics related to intelligence theory, emerging issues, competitive intelligence, law enforcement intelligence, critical thinking, career transitions, intelligence pedagogy, and applications from other fields. Proposals must be submitted by March 3rd and those accepted will be notified by March 24th. The conference will include a poster session with awards for best graduate and undergraduate posters.
The International Association for Intelligence Education recognizes an Instructor of the Year to honor excellence in intelligence instruction. Nominees must submit an application package by April 1st consisting of a cover letter, letter of support from their institution, and 10 page CV or resume. The application should highlight the nominee's qualifications and contributions to intelligence education. The award winner is selected by an IAFIE committee and receives partial reimbursement to attend the annual conference where they will be recognized.
The document provides an agenda for the IALEIA DC Metro Chapter Quarterly Training Session taking place on January 24, 2017 at the Metropolitan PD Training Academy in Washington, DC. The agenda includes registration from 0800-0830, opening remarks from 0830-0840, a presentation on the history and future of the U.S. Intelligence Community from 0840-0930, a break from 0930-0940, a presentation on how INTERPOL Washington helps agencies combat transnational crime from 0940-1130, lunch from 1130-1230, a networking session from 1230-1300, and an overview of human trafficking investigations and the role of analysts from 1300-1700.
The document is a registration form for a quarterly training being held by the IALEIA DC Metro Chapter on January 24, 2017 at the Metropolitan PD Training Academy in Washington, DC. It requests the attendee's contact information and agency details. Current IALEIA members can attend for free while non-members pay a $25 fee. The form should be sent to the training coordinator Michelle Iezzi by the listed deadlines and payments should be mailed to the FBI Washington Field Office. Payments are non-refundable but can be transferred between employees of the same agency. The document also provides information on joining the IALEIA chapter to attend future trainings at the member rate.
The 13th Annual International Association for Intelligence Education Conference will be held from May 21-24, 2017 in Charles Town, WV, hosted by American Military University. The goal of the conference is to promote intelligence education and provide networking opportunities among academics, private sector professionals, and government practitioners. Paper, panel, and poster proposals are invited on topics related to intelligence theory, emerging issues, competitive intelligence, law enforcement intelligence, critical thinking, career transitions, intelligence pedagogy, and applications from other fields. Proposals must be submitted by March 3rd and those accepted will be notified by March 24th. The conference will include a poster session with awards for best graduate and undergraduate posters.
The document announces the Second Annual IAFIE-EUROPE Conference to be held in Athens, Greece from June 22-24, 2017. The conference theme is "Intelligence Studies in a Time of European Crisis" and will feature panels on topics such as intelligence education in Europe, security challenges in Europe, and intelligence cooperation in Europe. The conference will include keynote speakers and workshops presenting new developments and teaching methods in intelligence. Attendees are asked to submit paper and abstract proposals to the event chairman and register by depositing 150 Euro in the IAFIE-Europe banking account.
IAFIE Instructor of The Year Award 2017 David Jimenez
The International Association for Intelligence Education recognizes an Instructor of the Year to honor excellence in intelligence instruction. Nominees must submit an application package by April 1st consisting of a cover letter, letter of support from their institution, and 10 page CV or resume. The application should highlight the nominee's qualifications and contributions to intelligence education. The award winner is selected by an IAFIE committee and receives partial reimbursement to attend the annual conference where they will be recognized.
The document summarizes an open position for an Assistant Professor of Intelligence Studies - Law Enforcement Intelligence at Ridge College of Intelligence Studies and Applied Sciences at Mercyhurst University in Erie, PA. Successful candidates will teach undergraduate courses in intelligence analysis and law enforcement intelligence, develop curriculum, mentor students, and participate in other university activities. Applicants should have a PhD or terminal degree, work experience in law enforcement, and experience teaching and managing analytic projects. Mercyhurst University offers degrees in intelligence, data science, criminal justice and other fields through its Ridge College.
Save the Date! Monday December 5, 2016 with Joe CaddellDavid Jimenez
Join the Washington Area Chapter of IAFIE for their Monday, December 5th meeting with Joseph Caddell, Geospatial Intelligence Chair, National Intelligence University, for a discussion on "Historical Case Studies in Intelligence Education: Best Practices, Avoidable Pitfalls". National Cryptologic Museum Magic Room. See you there!
On Friday 28 and Saturday 29 October 2016 the Netherlands Intelligence Studies Association (NISA) celebrates its 25th anniversary with an inspiring two-days conference. Main theme is the strongly changed environment of the intelligence analyst during these past 25 years.
Globalytica is offering certificate workshops in strategic foresight and critical thinking/effective writing on June 22nd, 2016 at the Apollo Hotel in Breda, Netherlands for those attending the IAFIE annual conference. The workshops will be led by experts and provide hands-on learning experiences and certificates in the topics. Two workshops will be offered - one on redefining trans-Atlantic security and another on critical thinking skills. Registration includes course materials, lunch, and books, but hotel accommodations must be booked separately. Prices are 650 euros, 390 euros if registered before May 1st, and 190 euros for students who register before May 1st.
Washington DC Area Chapter of IAFIE Spring 2016 NewsletterDavid Jimenez
This newsletter from the Washington DC Area Chapter of IAFIE provides updates on recent conferences and events:
1) They partnered with other organizations for an event featuring a speaker discussing the role of deception in military planning and operations based on a book about learning curves of military deception planners.
2) At another event, a former CIA director discussed his book about intelligence in the age of terror and the need for public understanding of intelligence roles.
3) Upcoming, the chapter plans an event at the National Cryptologic Foundation museum with a speaker during July 2016.
March 1, 2016 panel session on the Current Threat Level In The United States, hosted by Marymount University, 2807 North Glebe Road Arlington, Virginia 22207. Reinsch Auditorium
Lint Center Launches Partnership with IAFIE to Advance Intelligence EducationDavid Jimenez
The Lint Center for National Security Studies and the International Association for Intelligence Education (IAFIE) announced a new partnership to further their shared mission of empowering emerging national security leaders through education. As part of the partnership, IAFIE will donate $1,000 annually to establish the IAFIE Scholarship through the Lint Center. IAFIE and the Lint Center will also work together on the Lint Center's mentorship program and project to preserve national security history. The partnership aims to advance the intelligence profession through supporting students seeking careers in national security.
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR INTELLIGENCE EDUCATION - 2016 INSTRUCTOR OF THE YEAR AWARD.
Nominations (including self nominations) are due by May 1, 2016
On behalf of James Madison University, our partners at the Defense
Intelligence Agency, and the International Five Eyes Analytic Training
Initiative, we would like to invite you to participate in the Fifteenth Biannual
Five Eyes Analytic Training Workshop to be held February 29 to March 2 at
James Madison University in Harrisonburg VA, USA.
Iafie 2019 call for proposals (extended deadline)David Jimenez
St. John's University will host the 15th Annual International Association for Intelligence Education Conference from June 9-12, 2019 in Queens, New York. The goal of the conference is to promote intelligence education and networking among academics, private sector professionals, and government practitioners. The conference seeks proposals on the theme of "Local to Global: Intelligence Cooperation and Education" that address emerging global threats' impact on curriculum; adapting intelligence education to serve all stakeholders; international collaboration initiatives; and strengthening intelligence studies as an academic discipline globally. Proposals for panels, papers, and posters are due by April 1, 2019.
The International Association for Intelligence Education (IAFIE) recognizes an instructor each year for their excellence in intelligence instruction. The IAFIE Instructor of the Year Award is presented at the IAFIE Annual Conference, where the recipient receives partial compensation for travel expenses and conference fees. Nominees can be self-nominated or nominated by others, and must submit an application package by April 21, 2017 consisting of a cover letter, letter of support from their supervisor, and a 10 page CV or resume highlighting their qualifications. The application materials allow nominees to describe their contributions to intelligence instruction.
Iafie call for proposals (extended deadline) (1)David Jimenez
Please see the attached “Call for Proposals” for IAFIE’s 13th Annual Conference to be held in Charles Town, WV from May 21-24, 2017. The deadline for papers, panels, and posters has been extended to March 31. We would enjoy receiving proposals from all individuals dedicated to the IAFIE mission including educators and trainers, intelligence professionals, and students.
The 13th Annual International Association for Intelligence Education Conference will be held from May 21-24, 2017 in Charles Town, WV, hosted by American Military University. The goal of the conference is to promote intelligence education and provide networking opportunities among academics, private sector professionals, and government practitioners. Paper, panel, and poster proposals are invited on topics related to intelligence theory, emerging issues, competitive intelligence, law enforcement intelligence, critical thinking, career transitions, intelligence pedagogy, and applications from other fields. Proposals must be submitted by March 3rd and those accepted will be notified by March 24th. The conference will include a poster session with awards for best graduate and undergraduate posters.
The International Association for Intelligence Education recognizes an Instructor of the Year to honor excellence in intelligence instruction. Nominees must submit an application package by April 1st consisting of a cover letter, letter of support from their institution, and 10 page CV or resume. The application should highlight the nominee's qualifications and contributions to intelligence education. The award winner is selected by an IAFIE committee and receives partial reimbursement to attend the annual conference where they will be recognized.
The document provides an agenda for the IALEIA DC Metro Chapter Quarterly Training Session taking place on January 24, 2017 at the Metropolitan PD Training Academy in Washington, DC. The agenda includes registration from 0800-0830, opening remarks from 0830-0840, a presentation on the history and future of the U.S. Intelligence Community from 0840-0930, a break from 0930-0940, a presentation on how INTERPOL Washington helps agencies combat transnational crime from 0940-1130, lunch from 1130-1230, a networking session from 1230-1300, and an overview of human trafficking investigations and the role of analysts from 1300-1700.
The document is a registration form for a quarterly training being held by the IALEIA DC Metro Chapter on January 24, 2017 at the Metropolitan PD Training Academy in Washington, DC. It requests the attendee's contact information and agency details. Current IALEIA members can attend for free while non-members pay a $25 fee. The form should be sent to the training coordinator Michelle Iezzi by the listed deadlines and payments should be mailed to the FBI Washington Field Office. Payments are non-refundable but can be transferred between employees of the same agency. The document also provides information on joining the IALEIA chapter to attend future trainings at the member rate.
The 13th Annual International Association for Intelligence Education Conference will be held from May 21-24, 2017 in Charles Town, WV, hosted by American Military University. The goal of the conference is to promote intelligence education and provide networking opportunities among academics, private sector professionals, and government practitioners. Paper, panel, and poster proposals are invited on topics related to intelligence theory, emerging issues, competitive intelligence, law enforcement intelligence, critical thinking, career transitions, intelligence pedagogy, and applications from other fields. Proposals must be submitted by March 3rd and those accepted will be notified by March 24th. The conference will include a poster session with awards for best graduate and undergraduate posters.
The document announces the Second Annual IAFIE-EUROPE Conference to be held in Athens, Greece from June 22-24, 2017. The conference theme is "Intelligence Studies in a Time of European Crisis" and will feature panels on topics such as intelligence education in Europe, security challenges in Europe, and intelligence cooperation in Europe. The conference will include keynote speakers and workshops presenting new developments and teaching methods in intelligence. Attendees are asked to submit paper and abstract proposals to the event chairman and register by depositing 150 Euro in the IAFIE-Europe banking account.
IAFIE Instructor of The Year Award 2017 David Jimenez
The International Association for Intelligence Education recognizes an Instructor of the Year to honor excellence in intelligence instruction. Nominees must submit an application package by April 1st consisting of a cover letter, letter of support from their institution, and 10 page CV or resume. The application should highlight the nominee's qualifications and contributions to intelligence education. The award winner is selected by an IAFIE committee and receives partial reimbursement to attend the annual conference where they will be recognized.
The document summarizes an open position for an Assistant Professor of Intelligence Studies - Law Enforcement Intelligence at Ridge College of Intelligence Studies and Applied Sciences at Mercyhurst University in Erie, PA. Successful candidates will teach undergraduate courses in intelligence analysis and law enforcement intelligence, develop curriculum, mentor students, and participate in other university activities. Applicants should have a PhD or terminal degree, work experience in law enforcement, and experience teaching and managing analytic projects. Mercyhurst University offers degrees in intelligence, data science, criminal justice and other fields through its Ridge College.
Save the Date! Monday December 5, 2016 with Joe CaddellDavid Jimenez
Join the Washington Area Chapter of IAFIE for their Monday, December 5th meeting with Joseph Caddell, Geospatial Intelligence Chair, National Intelligence University, for a discussion on "Historical Case Studies in Intelligence Education: Best Practices, Avoidable Pitfalls". National Cryptologic Museum Magic Room. See you there!
On Friday 28 and Saturday 29 October 2016 the Netherlands Intelligence Studies Association (NISA) celebrates its 25th anniversary with an inspiring two-days conference. Main theme is the strongly changed environment of the intelligence analyst during these past 25 years.
Globalytica is offering certificate workshops in strategic foresight and critical thinking/effective writing on June 22nd, 2016 at the Apollo Hotel in Breda, Netherlands for those attending the IAFIE annual conference. The workshops will be led by experts and provide hands-on learning experiences and certificates in the topics. Two workshops will be offered - one on redefining trans-Atlantic security and another on critical thinking skills. Registration includes course materials, lunch, and books, but hotel accommodations must be booked separately. Prices are 650 euros, 390 euros if registered before May 1st, and 190 euros for students who register before May 1st.
Washington DC Area Chapter of IAFIE Spring 2016 NewsletterDavid Jimenez
This newsletter from the Washington DC Area Chapter of IAFIE provides updates on recent conferences and events:
1) They partnered with other organizations for an event featuring a speaker discussing the role of deception in military planning and operations based on a book about learning curves of military deception planners.
2) At another event, a former CIA director discussed his book about intelligence in the age of terror and the need for public understanding of intelligence roles.
3) Upcoming, the chapter plans an event at the National Cryptologic Foundation museum with a speaker during July 2016.
March 1, 2016 panel session on the Current Threat Level In The United States, hosted by Marymount University, 2807 North Glebe Road Arlington, Virginia 22207. Reinsch Auditorium
Lint Center Launches Partnership with IAFIE to Advance Intelligence EducationDavid Jimenez
The Lint Center for National Security Studies and the International Association for Intelligence Education (IAFIE) announced a new partnership to further their shared mission of empowering emerging national security leaders through education. As part of the partnership, IAFIE will donate $1,000 annually to establish the IAFIE Scholarship through the Lint Center. IAFIE and the Lint Center will also work together on the Lint Center's mentorship program and project to preserve national security history. The partnership aims to advance the intelligence profession through supporting students seeking careers in national security.
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR INTELLIGENCE EDUCATION - 2016 INSTRUCTOR OF THE YEAR AWARD.
Nominations (including self nominations) are due by May 1, 2016
On behalf of James Madison University, our partners at the Defense
Intelligence Agency, and the International Five Eyes Analytic Training
Initiative, we would like to invite you to participate in the Fifteenth Biannual
Five Eyes Analytic Training Workshop to be held February 29 to March 2 at
James Madison University in Harrisonburg VA, USA.