Learning how to lead under pressure and in a crisis: New $250K federal grant expands wargaming at The Citadel
The Citadel receives $250K grant for Intelligence Futures and Judgment Lab
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Moore Art Gallery opens “All Hands on Deck” WWII naval photography exhibit
In “All Hands on Deck: Edward Steichen and the WWII Naval Photographic Unit,” the newest exhibition in the Moore Art Gallery, visitors are invited into a human-scale view of World War II.
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Citadel professor published in the Smithsonian Magazine
Citadel professor David Preston, Ph.D., was recently published in the Smithsonian Magazine.
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The Citadel thrives in intelligence studies, becomes first to embrace new federal strategy
While the general perception of spies and espionage is conflated with secrecy, The Citadel is working to dispel conspiracy and invite the study of open-source information in the college’s largest single major.
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An interview with Cadet Col. Sam Wilson, this year’s Regimental Commander
Each year, the Regimental Public Affairs NCO sits down with the Regimental Commander so that the community gets to know more about the current commander and how he is leading the South Carolina Corps of Cadets.
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“The sense of responsibility, discipline and commitment it takes to be a Marine can be applied in any aspect of life”: Meet Marine Corps veteran student Caleb Zini
Caleb Zini is a veteran undergraduate student at The Citadel majoring in Intelligence and Security Studies. Zini served in the U.S. Marine Corps as a Mortar Squad Leader
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“Being a veteran here at The Citadel is a tremendous experience”: Meet Air Force veteran Troy Dion
Troy Dion is a veteran undergraduate student at The Citadel majoring in Secondary Education with a second major in Political Science. After serving in the U.S. Air Force for two decades, Dion returned to The Citadel to earn his degree.
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Open Source Intelligence Conference to be held at The Citadel from October 23 – 25
The Citadel’s Department of Intelligence and Security Studies is getting ready for their newest event — an Open Source Intelligence, or OSINT, conference. Partnering with the Department of Political Science’s Governor John C. West Chair, the conference will take place from Oct. 23 through Oct. 25 inside the Capers Hall auditorium.
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My Ring Story: “This ring marks not an end but a new beginning in my journey to greater heights”
Safia Karimi is pursuing a degree in Intelligence and Security Studies after her upbringing in Pakistan helped shaped her unique perspective in this field. She has earned placements on the Dean’s List and received Gold Star awards. Karimi is the President of the Skydiving Club.
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My Ring Story: “I look back now knowing that you truly do only get to do it once, so do it to the best of your abilities”
Charles Rose is an Intelligence and Security Studies major. He was born in Angra do Heroísmo, a city on Terceira Island in Portugal. Rose serves as the Regimental Operations Officer. After graduation, he plans to pursue a career within the intelligence community.
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