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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
STUDENT PROGRAMS SUMMER 1999
College sophomores and juniors are invited to apply for the CIA’s Student Programs for
Summer 1999. The programs are designed to give promising undergraduate and graduate
students the opportunity to gain practical work experience to complement their academic
studies. While earning competitive incomes, students will participate in meaningful work
assignments commensurate with their academic training. Housing assistance is provided.
Other work programs for students are also available.
DESIRED MAJORS: Electrical engineering, computer engineering, computer science,
mathematics, economics, physics, remote sensing, languages, international studies,
logistics/supply/procurement, business administration, geography, accounting, and finance.
REQUIRED: Must be a US citizen. A minimum GRA of at least 2.75 is required (3.0 pre
ferred) following freshman year. Successful completion of a medical examination, a poly
graph interview and an extensive background investigation.
LOCATION: Washington, DC/Northern Virginia area.
TO APPLY: Complete and return the Interest Form below along with a cover letter
and your resume no later than the date specified below. Prompt response is required
to ensure consideration for summer 1999 employment.
CIA INTEREST FORM
Name:
Phone:
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University:
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Grad Date:
Thursday,
Sept. 24
Art from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. The ex
hibit is running through Oct. 30.
Ian Moore, a rock musician, is
playing with Terri Hendrix, a
Texas swing musician, at the
The Theatre at 9 p.m.
Cover is $10.
The MSC Forsyth Gallery pre
sents Stars, all American Sport
ing prints from Reba and Dave
Williams. The exhibit runs
through Sept. 27.
Phil Pritchett, a rock singer, is
playing at Fitzwilly’s at 9 p.m.
Cover is $2.
F riday.
Sept. 25
Dexter Freebish is playing at
Crooked Path Ale House at 10
p.m. Cover is $2.
Ruthie Foster, a blues musi
cian, is playing at The Theatre at
9 p.m. Cover is $5.
OPAS presents “Smokey Joe’s
Cafe,”a musical featuring 40 dif
ferent rock ’n’ roll golden oldies,
at 8 p.m. at Rudder Auditorium.
Tickets can be purchased at the
MSC Box Office.
Michele
Solberg. an
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Worktour Deadlines:
Summer-October 30, 1998
Fall-February 26,1999
Winter-July 30, 1999
Recruitment Center
Dept. RATAM0998
PO Box 12727
Arlington, VA 22209-8727
We will respond within 45 days if there is further interest.
An equal opportunity employer and a drug-free work force.
Please visit our Web site at: www.cia.gov
Double Dave’s is hosting an
Open Mike Night at 9 p.m..
John and Josh Kemp, a local
acoustic duo, is playing from 9
p.m. to midnight at Coffee Sta
tion. No cover.
Chris Berardo. a rock singer, is
playing at Fitzwilly’s at 9 p.m.
Cover is $2.
'Smokey Joe’s Cafe’
Throwaway People is playing at
Crooked Path Ale House at 10
p.m. Cover is $3.
Throwaway People, a local orig
inal rock band, is playing at The
Cow Hop at 9:30 p.m. No cover.
MSC Film Society is showing
The Last Days of Disco at 7 p.m.
and 9:30 p.m at Rudder Theater!
The Art Council’s Local Color
Gallery is exhibiting Paul Greco
The Floor, a local rock band, is
playing at The Cow Hop at 9:30
p.m. No cover.
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HERE S OUR CARD. TAKE SOME TIMl
FIND US AT THE CAREER FAIR.
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CAREER FAIR
THURS. SEPT 24
9 AM - 4 PM
WEHNER BUILDING
Founded by five college students in 1989, Trilogy has grown to more that 500efF
hiring graduates from the best schools in the country. We're revolutionizing tte
ucts are bought and sold for Fortune 500 companies such as Hewlett-Packai:
Boeing, AT&T and Ernest and Julio Gallo.
INFORMATION SESSION
THURS. SEPT 24
7:30 PM
CROOKED PATH
We are looking for top candidates from around the country to join our re-engi#
lution. Candidates should be extremely aggressive and creative. Strong commur
presentation skills are required along with the desire for continuous development.!' 5
ing for bright and talented people with varied backgrounds. Only the best neeif
more information, check out our website at www.trilogy.com.
Bring your resume for a chance to win a Palm Pilot.
For more information about Trilogy or these events, please contact stacy.wellb'
ogy.com or call directly at 512.685.3906.
TRILOGY
1 st Row
6034 West Courtyard Drive
Austin, Texas 78730 USA
r 512.425.3400
/ 512.685.3960
recruiting@trilogy.com
www.trilogy.com/recruiting