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ISS 3222 - Issues in Foreign Policy - Origins of the Intelligence Community: History and Technology

Monday, January 5, 2026 12:00pm to 1:30pm EST

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

http://my.fiu.edu #Intelligence; ForeignPolicy
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Join us Spring 2026 for a deep dive into the history of the intelligence community.

Uncover the history, technology and global forces that built the world's intelligence services!

 

ISS 3222 - Issues in Foreign Policy
Origins of the Intelligence Community: History and Technology

Led by instructor Dr. Anthony Atwood

Section: U01 (Class #19941)

Class Starts: January 5, 2026

Graham Center Ballroom - Room #274 (GC 274)

 

To enroll, please visit my.fiu.edu

 

For more information, contact the Jack D. Gordon Institute for Public Policy at JGI@fiu.edu or (305) 348-2977.

 

About Dr. Anthony Atwood:
Dr. Atwood is founder and executive director of the Miami-Dade Military Museum and Memorial, resident military historian at FIU’s Jack D. Gordon Institute for Public Policy, a third-generation Floridian, and a retired Navy Chief Warrant Officer 3.

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