The Origins of FBI Counterintelligence

Got this email, from the DC based educational center where I will be getting my masters. They know I can't attend 90% of the events, but always keep me up to date on them none the less. My career makes that a bit of a challenge. How ever, this one felt to me like it needed shareing.

This guy is the standard example of the people who teach at the institute,
and others from the NSA, CIA, DIA etc also teach the courses. So I just had to share a sample of what is presented there that won't cost any thing to learn from. Perhaps I'm the only oddball geeky grunt who is into this stuff, but here yall go, enjoy.



[My Email modified for personal preferences, book link added also]

From: "IWP Communications" Save
To: ************
CC:
Subject: IWP celebrates publication of "Origins of FBI Counterintelligence"
Date: Wed, 17 Sep 2008 17:08:43 -0400


The Institute of World Politics
Dr. John Lenczowski, President
cordially invites you to a reception marking the publication of
The Origins of FBI Counterintelligence
by
Dr. Raymond J. Batvinis

Wednesday, September 24, 2008
at 5:00 pm
The Marlatt Mansion
1521 – 16th Street NW
Washington, D.C. 20036

RSVP to Mallorie Lewis
[email protected]
or 202.462.2101 ext. 307
business attire

IWP

Perhaps I'm the only oddball geeky grunt who is into this stuff

No, you are not the only oddball geek who is into this stuff. I am too

I dont have anything of value to add to this thread right now, but thank you for sharing this. The book is something that interests me Maybe I will read it and have more to contribute here

BTW. What are you getting your masters in?

[edit on 9/30/2008 by greeneyedleo]

I'm getting it in strategic intelligence, and the classes I chose as electives will qualify me auomatically for the counter intell certificate. Which is sweet, planning on focusing on foreign intel and policy.

I already have the physical security aspect covered, because of my career and all. Once I finish my Bachelors in Criminal Justice/cyber security through ITT, then I'll have the electronic aspect done as well. My focus there will be to broaden my skill sets to better reflect my know how in the company I'm starting once done with my current Army contract.