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2023 Golden Ticket Recipients Announced at GEOINT

February 27, 2023

USGIF announces 25 individuals selected for the Young Professionals Golden Ticket Program.

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Jayedi Aman, 2022 USGIF Scholarship Recipient

November 30, 2022

University of Missouri doctoral candidate Jayedi Aman spoke with trajectory about his research bringing together GIS, architecture, and urban planning to keep our communities safe and secure.

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Roseanna Torrez, 2022 USGIF Scholarship Recipient

October 27, 2022

An early introduction to GIS combined with computer science provides a strong foundation for a successful future in GEOINT.

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Danny Oliva, 2022 USGIF Scholarship Recipient

September 22, 2022

Danny Oliva talks about receiving a USGIF scholarship and his desire to give back to the next generation of GEOINT students.

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2023 Golden Ticket Applications

September 8, 2022

Application deadline extended to midnight EST Friday, Dec. 16

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USGIF Announces 2022 Scholarship Winners

August 17, 2022

USGIF has awarded more than $1.6M in scholarships since launching the program in 2004. This year’s winners represent a diverse and multi-talented group who demonstrate a shared desire to impact change through the use of geospatial intelligence tradecraft.

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USGIF Announces Six New Members of the Board

July 6, 2022

USGIF elects new members to its board of directors

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USGIF Announces 2022 Lt. Michael P. Murphy Award Recipient

May 26, 2022

Congratulations to Captain Michelle Kokoski, U.S. Army Engineer Officer with the Training & Doctrine Command Proponent Office—Geospatial at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri.

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USGIF Announces Scholarships and a Diversity Working Group

April 27, 2022

USGIF announces new multi-year scholarships from Maxar and Evona and intent to form a new working group focused on increasing diversity, inclusion, and belonging in the GEOINT community.

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USGIF Releases New White Paper on Reimagining Unclassified Work

April 22, 2022

The paper is the result of a review of the current state of systems and missions by several USGIF working groups, in an unprecedented cross-working group collaboration.

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