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Established by Executive Order 13434, the National Security Professional
Development (NSPD) is a government-wide initiative to develop a cadre of
professionals who possess a broad understanding of our Nation's national
security objectives beyond their own agency's missions and the knowledge,
skills, and experience necessary to lead and execute coordinated, effective
national security operations.
National Security Professional Development (NSPD) BACKGROUND INFORMATION
Executive Order 13434, National Security Professional Development, May 17, 2007
National Strategy for the Development of Security Professionals, July 17, 2007
Welcome Letter to SES National Security Professionals from Clay Johnson, May 1, 2008
National Security Professional Development Fact Sheet
DOJ National Security Professional Development Implementation Plan, September 2008
NSPD Keys to Success, November 2008
TRAINING
√ National Response Framework Training
√ National Security Strategy Training: "National Security Objectives, Structures and Processes: An Introduction"
The recently published NSPD Orientation Plan (10-03-08) Phase 2 (National Security Strategy), Goal 1 calls for all SES NSPs to complete the on-line training module, "National Security Objectives, Structures and Processes: An Introduction" by December 31, 2008, unless they have demonstrated competence by prior training or experience.
2.5 hour On-line Training Module
√ Interagency NSPD Web Portal
√ United States Institute of Peace Fall-Winter 2008/2009 Course Schedule
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