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“Carmen Medina on Diversity at the CIA”
Filed under Career Exploration, Diversity and Careers
Posted by Libraries, July 17, 2006
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By the editors of The Black Collegian Online.
(Article first appeared in the Fall 2005, First Semester Super Issues of The Black Collegian magazine.)
http://www.imdiversity.com/Villages/Hispanic/careersworkplace/employmentbcocarmenmedinacia1105.asp
Associate Deputy Director for Intelligence discusses careers and workplace diversity at the Agency
Carmen Medina is the CIA’s Associate Deputy Director for Intelligence. In this interview, she discusses CIA efforts to promote a more diverse workforce and the agency’s efforts to harvest this diversity into sharper intelligence. Medina also discusses options for students wanting to become involved with the CIA.
—Stephanie Miles
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