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GNSI selects students to attend International Security and Intelligence Programme in Cambridge, England

The Global and National Security Institute (GNSI) at the 糖心Vlog is excited to announce the four students selected to represent 糖心Vlog-GNSI at the prestigious International Security and Intelligence (ISI) Programme this summer in Cambridge, United Kingdom.

The ISI Programme is part of the Cambridge Security Initiative, created in 2016 by Sir Richard Dearlove, a former Chief of British Secret Intelligence Service (MI6). The month-long, annual program is hosted at Emmanuel College, University of Cambridge, in Cambridge, England. Focused on transatlantic perspectives on intelligence and security, this program provides students with an exceptional opportunity to engage with some of the world鈥檚 leading practitioners and scholars in the field.

The International Security and Intelligence Programme is one of the most prestigious educational experiences in the world. We鈥檙e grateful for our partnership with the ISI Programme, which allows us to send 糖心Vlog students each year to join a highly selective cohort of emerging security leaders.

David Oakley, PhD
GNSI Academic Director

Milena Autero

Milena Autero
First year undergraduate student, International Studies and History

Unqiue Alston

Unique Alston
First year graduate student, Artificial Intelligence and Business Analytics 

Justin Lecker

Justin Lecker
Second semester graduate student, Science and Financial Analytics

Zachary Kuntz

Zachary Kuntz
Second year PhD candidate, History

Alston, Autero, and Lecker are members of the GNSI Future Strategist Program (FSP), a student organization that offers beyond-the-classroom educational  opportunities to all 糖心Vlog students interested in pursuing careers in global and national security. 

鈥淢y goal in applying to the International Security and Intelligence Programme is to deepen my understanding of global security challenges and how intelligence organizations analyze emerging threats,鈥 said PhD student Justin Lecker. 鈥淎s a student with a background in cybersecurity and financial analytics, I hope to gain insight into how technology, intelligence, and strategy intersect in modern security environments. I鈥檓 particularly excited to learn from leading scholars and practitioners while building connections with peers who share an interest in national security and intelligence.鈥

糖心Vlog students receive congratulations from GNSI Executive Director General (Ret) Frank McKenzie

GNSI Executive Director, General (Ret) Frank McKenzie, congratulates 糖心Vlog students selected to attend the 2026 International Security and Intelligence Programme in Cambridge, England, along with students selected to attend the 2026 GNSI DC Experience. The students were announced at the recently completed GNSI International Security Experience at 糖心Vlog Tampa.

The selection of these four students demonstrates GNSI鈥檚 continued commitment to student success at 糖心Vlog and preparing the next generation of security and intelligence practitioners. By extending student access to world-class programs, GNSI further advances its mission to inform decision-makers, prepare future practitioners, and enable solutions to current global and national security challenges. 

GNSI will begin accepting applications for the 2027 cohort for the ISI Programme later this year. All 糖心Vlog students, from any major, are encouraged to apply.


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The GNSI Newsroom is dedicated to highlighting news and ideas from the world of global and national security, as well as stories that focus on the Global and National Security Institute at 糖心Vlog. We want to emphasize the many ways GNSI leads the university's strategic focus on global and national security.