NASIH Graduate Student Essay Prize

in Intelligence History

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The North American Society for Intelligence History (NASIH) announces the winners of its 2022 Graduate Student Essay Prize in Intelligence History:

1. Jessi Gilchrist, "Financial Intelligence and Information Sharing: Legal and Ethical Considerations," PhD Candidate at Carlton.

2. Jake Gutman, "Out of Thin Air: The CHESTNUT Program and Sino-American Signals Intelligence Cooperation Against the Soviet Union's Missile and Nuclear Weapons Programs," Princeton.

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Additional Graduate Student Awards

in Intelligence History

Walter L. Pforzheimer Award to the graduate or undergraduate student who has written the best article on an intelligence-related subject. A monetary award is given annually to the undergraduate or graduate student who submits the best article on an intelligence related subject; the student is invited to the annual CSI awards ceremony at CIA Headquarters.

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Center for the Study of Intelligence, CIA, Washington DC 20505, and internally marked:

"Pforzheimer Award Submission"

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