In its column Takeaways from McRaven, Brennan’s National Security Talk at Texas Tribune Festival, the UT publication discusses highlights from the event.
ISP recommends to UT students who may wish to apply for an intelligence position after graduation, “Intelligence Officer Careers and How to Get One” recently posted on the Small Wars Journal blog.
Dr. Kiril Avramov, ISP Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, was recently interviewed by KBIA’s Global Journalist for a discussion on Russian mercenary presence in the Central African Republic.
In War on the Rocks’ podcast series “Horns of a Dilemma,” ISP Director Steve Slick, Clements Center‘s Will Inboden and Celeste Ward Gventer, and Strauss Center Director Robert Chesney discuss Senator Ben Sasse’s Cyber Solarium Commission.
Peter Scoblic, this year’s recipient of the 2018 “Bobby R. Inman Award” for student scholarship in intelligence, recently had his paper published in Texas National Security Review.
Students interested in contributing as a columnist or policy analyst to the well-regarded Cipher Brief may wish to review the factsheet.
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