Welcome to…. Tonight… OSU study abroad resources Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowship Critical Language Scholarship OSU internship resources Washington.

Security & Intelligence

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Welcome to…

Tonight…

• OSU study abroad resources• Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowship• Critical Language Scholarship• OSU internship resources• Washington Academic Internship Program• Intelligence Community internships

Study Abroad/Internship

Info Session

STUDY ABROAD

• OSU offers >100 study abroad programs around the world for a variety of majors.• http://oia.osu.edu/programs.html• “Search Programs” feature available

• Allows limits of duration, subject, location, etc.

• Of Particular Interest to S&I Majors:• Central Europe in Transition• ISA Courses with Korean Students at Konkuk University• Living Jerusalem• Research Central & Eastern Europe in Comparative

Perspective - Summer School in Social Sciences in Warsaw

GLOBAL GATEWAYS

• OSU’s centers for international partnerships.• Shanghai, China• Mumbai, India• Sao Paulo, Brazil

• 17 Study Abroad Programs available in these and other locations

• For more info, go to http://oia.osu.edu/gateways.html

Summer 2012: Moscow

• The end.• http://oia.osu.edu/grants-and-scholarships/gr

aduates/106-flas-fellowships.html (FLAS)

Critical Language Scholarship (CLS)http://www.clscholarship.org/

What is CLS?

• US Department of State/American Councils• Fully-funded 8 week intensive language program• Covers one academic year of language study• 13 critical languages offered

– Arabic, Azerbaijani, Bangla, Chinese, Hindi, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Persian, Punjabi, Russian, Turkish, Urdu

– Chinese, Japanese, Russian only intermediate or advanced (need at least 2 years of language study prior)

• Institute locations– Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, China, Egypt, India, Indonesia, Japan,

Jordan, Morocco, Oman, Russia, South Korea, Tajikistan, Tunisia and Turkey

CLS Application

• Applications for Summer 2013 out in early October• Notice of acceptance in February 2013• Can apply for only one language program• 631 scholarships awarded last year• Requirements

– Unofficial transcripts– Two letters of reference (general and language specific)– Two short answer (250 words each)– Two essays (500 words each)

• http://www.clscholarship.org/resources/2012-CLS-PowerPoint.htm

Essay Questions

• Two short-answer (200 words each)– How did you become interested in studying target

language?– How will you continue your language study after the

CLS Program?• Two essays (500 words each)

– How is proficiency in target language critical to your academic and professional goals?

– How have you dealt with challenging living situations or different cultural situations?

Tips for Application

• Emphasize connection between your language study and academic/career (say you want to work for the State Department)

• Focus on experiences culturally significant to you• Seek out help from Undergraduate Fellowship Office

( http://fellowships.osu.edu/ )• Be wise in choosing professors/advisors for LORs

(pick people who actually know you!!!)

My CLS Experience: Ufa, Russia

• Studied at Bashkir State Pedagogical University

• Lived with host family• Assigned a language tutor• Class 4 hours per day

– Phonetics, Conversation, Grammar, Culture, Media

• 8 excursions to museums, monuments, churches etc.

• Trips to Kazan and tiny village in Ural Mountains

Host Family

The Dacha!!!

Kazan

INTERNSHIP RESOURCES

Career Services

• 1 for each college– Asccareerservices.osu.edu

• Interview tips, Resume help, Networking Strategies• Obtaining Credit

– List of courses by department that offer credit• Calendar of Events

– Career fairs– Information sessions– List of courses by department that offer credit

Career Connection

• Undergraduate Internship Opportunities• Strategies and Tips• Nationwide Internships by Topic

– Summer jobs– Volunteer Opportunities– Areas of Study

• Government/Non-Profit Internships• International Internships• Mathematics

Office of International Affairs

• Internships abroad– Many are English speaking

• Ohio State sponsored• 3rd party providers (Arcadia, Kent State, etc)• Earn credit• Outside websites and resources

– Not connected to OSU– Websites dedicated to international opportunities

• Worldendeavors• Internabroad

Misc. Internship Opportunities

• Go to department/major website– Look for information there– Wexner Medical Center– Ohio Program– John Glenn School of Public Affairs

• Talk to your major advisor• Security and Intelligence

– International Studies Dept– Has their own internship program– Gives you credit

• Up to 15 hours (5 towards IS major or minor)

– Introduction to workplace and hands on experience

Columbus Internships

• FutureLink (https://asccareerservices.osu.edu/futurelink )

• OSU Career Connections (http://careerconnection.osu.edu/ )

• Advisor• Honors and Scholars

Columbus Internships

• Boerger Investigative Services

• Contact April Calkovsky with the OSU Career Services Office

• http://www.boergerpi.com/

GLENN SCHOOL WASHINGTON

ACADEMIC INTERNSHIP PROGRAM (WAIP)

Alex Polivka

http://glennschool.osu.edu/programs/washington/index.html

Why WAIP? The John Glenn School of Public Affairs offers an

exciting opportunity for Ohio State students to study and work in the nation's capital.

The Washington Academic Internship Program selects outstanding undergraduates from any major to spend a quarter in Washington, D.C., as John Glenn Fellows.

Students work in field placements that reflect their particular areas of academic interest.

What do I get from WAIP?

While in Washington, John Glenn Fellows remain fully registered Ohio State students.

Students earn 3 classes worth of academic credit hours for their internship, the research seminar in which a policy paper is developed, and a course on policymaking and public service in the Washington community.

Glenn Fellows meet policy professionals and interact with Ohio State alumni in the region. These interactions have value far beyond the quarter in which Fellows are involved in the program.

Where would I work?Recent Internship Sites include:

Office of the Speaker of the House, John Boehner Office of Senator Sherrod Brown US Supreme Court- Office of the Curator The Center for American Progress The American Cancer Society TIME magazine Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty Institute for International Education The Environmental Protection Agency American Farm

Bureau

There’s something for everyone

Alex’s Internship

The International Institute for Strategic Studies UK-based think tank that analyzes global security

matters, military conflict, and political risk around the world.

Conducts research, hosts summits, publishes strategic dossiers, and provides impartial analysis

Life as an internResearch and Operations Intern with IISS-US office

Research: In charge of Central Asia, North Caucasus, Russia conflict research Weekly updates on security activity in these regions Monthly analysis on the political, military, and economic trends Any other research task assigned by managing directors

Operations: Maintaining the IISS Database, helping organize events, normal intern work

Glenn Fellows work four days a week, Mon-Thurs, 9-5

Life as a Glenn Fellow Live in WISH Congressional apartment housing literally right

across the street from the Supreme Court Work Mon-Thurs, on Fridays Fellows attend a policy seminar

in the morning with Dr. Kolson. Study policy readings, get quizzed on policy, discuss public

policy, write policy papers…. Go on excursions to sites such as the VOA news office, the

Pentagon, CIA, Capitol, Supreme Court On weekends: Do whatever you want

Now what? Spring 2013 Fellows application due by October

1, 2012 (two weeks ago as of yesterday) You’ll need a current resume, personal statement

of interest (two pages DS), a writing sample (max of 5 pages), and 2 recommendations (one should be from faculty).

Go to Glennschool.osu.edu, click on programs, and then WAIP to find out more

Information session tomorrow at noon in 110B Page Hall (Dr. Kolson will be there)

Intelligence Community Internships

Intelligence Community Agencies with Internships

• Central Intelligence Agency• Defense Intelligence Agency• National Security Agency• National Geospatial Intelligence Agency• National Reconnaissance Office (CIA/DIA/AF)• Federal Bureau of Investigation• Department of State (INR)• Office of Naval Intelligence• Marine Intelligence• Air Force Intelligence

Programs

• Pat Roberts Intelligence Scholars Program– Stipend for former interns to return to full-time– Requires area interests and expertise

• Stokes Educational Scholars Program– Seniors in HS and some collegiate Sophomores– Multiple summers

• Information Assurance Scholarship– NSA specific, for IA specialists

• NDEA/SMART– Tech careers

CIA

• Application deadline: 15 October• Suggested application deadline: 9-12 months prior to start date• Mission: Nation’s first line of defense. Accomplish what others

cannot accomplish and go where others cannot go. • Collection/Production/Covert Action• Positions available

– Analysis– Linguistics– Clandestine Collection

• Clearance required: TS//SCI• Location: Langley, VA or 1LX

DIA

• Application deadline: 31 October 2012• Suggested application deadline: As early as possible,

window opens 15 September 2012• Mission: Excellence in Defense of the Nation• Collection and Production• Positions

– Analysis– Collection

• Clearance required: TS//SCI• Bolling AFB or Pentagon, some other sites

National Security Agency• Deadline: 15 November 2012• Suggested deadline: between 1 September and 15 November 2012• Mission: Signals Intelligence and Information Assurance• Collection, production, and security• Positions

– Intelligence Analysis– Language Analysis– Information Assurance– Cryptanalysis– Director’s Program– Cybersecurity– Installation and Logistics, others

• Clearance: TS//SCI• Ft. Meade, MD

NGA

• Deadline: 12 October 2012• Suggested deadline: Begins 4 September 2012• Mission: Know the Earth, Show the Way,

Understand the World• Positions

– IMINT analysts– Engineers

• Clearance: TS//SCI • Springfield, VA

NRO

• Deadline: Undeclared• Suggested deadline: Undeclared• Mission: satellites• Positions

– Engineers encouraged to apply• Clearance: TS//SCI• Location: varies

FBI

• Deadline: late October• Mission: Domestic intelligence with law

enforcement focus• Positions

– Analysis– Investigation

• Clearance: TS• Local field offices, rarely in DC

State INR

• Deadline: 2 November 2012• Suggested deadline: As early as possible• Mission: intelligence support to the Secretary

of State and US embassies• Positions

– Intelligence analysis• Clearance: TS, sometimes SCI• Main State, Washington DC

ONI

• Deadline: not yet posted• Suggested deadline: as early as possible• Mission: Gain and hold decisive information

advantage of America’s adversaries – focus on Naval warfare

• Positions– Analysis

• Clearance: TS//SCI• Suitland, MD

Marine Intelligence

• Deadline: not yet posted• Suggestions: apply as early as possible• Mission: intelligence support to the warfighter,

Marine missions• Positions

– Analysis– Information Technology

• Clearance: TS• Quantico, VA

Air Force Intel

• Information posted on USAJOBS intermittently• Locations vary

Thank You For Coming!!!