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The people of the National Security Agency (NSA) use
their intelligence to capture foreign signals, analyze them,
could save
and identify the one that could be a threat to our world.
They also help protect U.S. Government information
A calling.
thousands
systems to keep them safe from harm.
A purpose.
If you want to help to keep the world safe, apply to NSA.
And a career that
NSA employees are some of the most intelligent people
rewards tenfold.
in the intelligence business. Now we need you to put your
intelligence to work for NSA. With opportunities in most
career fields, NSA offers an incredible benefits package,
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competitive pay, and the satisfaction of making the world
a safer place.
PROFESSOR.
Dr. Margot Quijano, Associate Professor of Finance at Texas State University,
is proudly capped at our 2009 Finance Doctoral Students Association Conference.
You have a head for business and a passion for learning. And as much as you’ve
Thank you to our Sponsors:
accomplished, you’re still searching for significance. If you are of African-American, KPMG Foundation
Hispanic American, or Native American descent, The PhD Project can guide you
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towards your new future—mentoring a generation.
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The PhD Project provides access to key information and resources about doctoral 200 Participating Universities
studies in the business area, as well as a network comprised of current doctoral
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students, faculty and doctoral program directors…the very people who once walked
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in your shoes.
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Perhaps the single greatest support provided by The PhD Project can be found at
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our annual conference in Chicago. Held every November, you’ll network with others
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* Founding Sponsors
Visit our Web site for a complete list of current career opportunities.
For more information, visit our website at: www.phdproject.org
To join the sponsors who seek a solution to minority
underrepresentation, contact Bernard J. Milano at U.S. citizenship is required. NSA is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All applicants for employment
201.307.7662, or email bmilano@kpmg.com.
are considered without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, marital status,
disability, sexual orientation, or status as a parent. www.NSA.gov/Careers
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