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Intelligence Fellowship Induction Ceremony

This is a past event.

Sunday, September 26, 2021 at 2:00pm to 3:45pm

GC - Graham University Center, Ballrooms
11200 SW 8th ST, Graham University Center, Miami, Florida 33199

The 2021 IC-CAE Intelligence Fellowship Induction Ceremony is on Sunday, September 26th.

The Induction Ceremony will be held in person exclusively for Intelligence Fellows and Gordon Institute faculty and staff. Due to security and health concerns, family and friends will be allowed to view the event via Zoom. This is a closed-door ceremony.

Following the induction ceremony, Opportunities in the U.S. Intelligence Community, a fireside chat with Honorable Avril Haines, Director of National Intelligence, and Mark B. Rosenberg, President of Florida International University, will begin.

 

About the IC-CAE Intelligence Fellowship Program

The Intelligence Community - Centers for Academic Excellence (IC-CAE) Intelligence Fellowship at FIU’s Jack D. Gordon Institute for Public Policy is a one-year workforce development program focused on preparing students for a future in the Intelligence Community. The IC-CAE Fellowship fuses Worlds-Ahead academics with mentorship, research experience, and professional development in order to strengthen student competitiveness and improve prospective employment within the U.S. intelligence community (IC) and leading-edge private sector employers.

Event Type

Academics, Career development

Audience

Private

Department
Jack D. Gordon Institute for Public Policy
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Pedro Sanz

Pedro Sanz 9/26/2021

Hello, where can we get the Zoom Link? I downloaded the Invite but it does not come with the Zoom Link

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