From May 10-11 the Central Florida ICCAE will be holding a Workshop on Intelligence Teaching. This program is designed to help faculty members who may not have a professional background in intelligence design and teach courses on intelligence and intelligence methods with confidence.
During the workshop, participants will hear from experts in government and academia, as well as faculty at civilian universities with experience teaching students about intelligence.
Our planned topics for the event include:
• Teaching intelligence without a professional intelligence background
• Psychology and intelligence analysis
• Teaching structured analytic techniques (and knowing their weaknesses)
• Teaching quantitative approaches to intelligence
• Designing and implementing effective simulations
• Integrating intelligence studies with STEM curricula
This workshop is a free-to-attend, online event via Zoom. As such it is meant for any Ph.D students or faculty interested in teaching intelligence courses in the future and other professionals that are a part of the Intelligence Community Center of Academic Excellence program. However, faculty and doctoral students at Non-ICCAE schools, or IC related organizations, agencies, and institutions are also invited to apply to participate.
Event sessions begin promptly at 10am and end at 5pm EST. The itinerary will be mailed directly to event participants with the links to the sessions.
To apply, please send an e-mail with your CV to iccae@ucf.edu.
To prevent outside disruptions, we will be collecting everyone’s Zoom screen name ahead of time. If you have already registered for the workshop, please go here https://ucf.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6uvIvxW7XwOZ5rM to register your screen name. We will not be letting anyone into the event room if we do not recognize their name.