In the Media

 

December 1, 2009:
Daily Mississippian

Featured in the DM: Ciss receives new software to better prepare students. Read the story here. Or learn more about our software.

August 27, 2009:
Case of International Intrigue Focus of Intelligence Center Students

A suspected abduction developed into a incident of international terrorism and intrigue for University of Mississippi students working through an intelligence case study during an orientation session this past week.

• Read more at the University of Mississippi Newsdesk…

August 22, 2009:
Day of Intrigue at the CISS

News story about the 2009 Cohort Orientation: the Day of Intrigue. Read the full news story, or watch the video below.

 

August 20, 2009:
CISS on the Southeastern Conference Academic Network

CISS is featured in one of the University of Mississippi's promotional videos on teh Southeastern Conference Academic Network. Click "Ole Miss" after you visit the site.

• Watch the video

August 12, 2009:
Intelligence, Security Studies Center Joins London School in Research Exchange

Intelligence as it relates to national security is the focus of new research collaboration between the Center for Intelligence and Security Studies at the University of Mississippi and the London School of Economics and Political Science.

• Read more at the University of Mississippi Newsdesk…

April 13, 2009
Center for Intelligence and Security Studies Opens New Campus Location

The Center for Intelligence and Security Studies, which began operation last fall at the University of Mississippi, officially opened in a new location with a ribbon-cutting.

• Read more at the University of Mississippi Newsdesk
• See video and picture galleries.

April 8, 2009
Center for Intelligence and Security Studies Moves to New Campus Location

• Read article at the University of Mississippi Newsdesk…

September 16, 2008
Panel Examines the Future of Homeland Security Agents

The world is becoming more global and connected through the ever-increasing role of the Internet and other technology. Because of the shifting international environment, the role of agents involved in national security and intelligence also is changing rapidly, said a panel of FBI experts in a public discussion Monday evening at the University of Mississippi.

• Read more at the University of Mississippi Newsdesk…

 

 

 

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