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The Lint Center for National Security Studies is a non-profit organization created to provide merit-based scholarships for counterintelligence and national security workers and scholars, and to advance the study of national security. The center is veteran and minority operated and managed, using an all-volunteer force to promote awareness of their scholarship opportunities through online media projects. The Lint Center utilizes three programs of mentorship, publishing, and scholarship, and aims to fill a niche void in counterintelligence by recognizing new potential and providing practitioner guidance to those aspiring to advance national security.

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rdfs:comment	The Lint Center for National Security Studies is a non-profit organization created to provide merit-based scholarships for counterintelligence and national security workers and scholars, and to advance the study of national security. The center is veteran and minority operated and managed, using an all-volunteer force to promote awareness of their scholarship opportunities through online media projects. The Lint Center utilizes three programs of mentorship, publishing, and scholarship, and aims to fill a niche void in counterintelligence by recognizing new potential and providing practitioner guidance to those aspiring to advance national security. (en)
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founder	James R. Lint (en)
headquarters	Henderson, Nevada
key people	Anna Hyonjoo Lint, PhD, Vice Chairwoman (en) James R. Lint, Chairman/CEO (en) Ryan R. Sofranko, Chief Operations Officer (en) Timothy W. Coleman, Vice President (en) Kay Lee Nicholas, Director and Scholarship Committee Member (en)
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methods	Donations and volunteers (en)
purpose	Scholarship, Counterintelligence, International Relations (en)
services	Financial aid, mentorship, publishing (en)
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type	501(c)(3) organization Non-profit
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has abstract	The Lint Center for National Security Studies is a non-profit organization created to provide merit-based scholarships for counterintelligence and national security workers and scholars, and to advance the study of national security. The center is veteran and minority operated and managed, using an all-volunteer force to promote awareness of their scholarship opportunities through online media projects. The Lint Center utilizes three programs of mentorship, publishing, and scholarship, and aims to fill a niche void in counterintelligence by recognizing new potential and providing practitioner guidance to those aspiring to advance national security. The Lint Center was founded in 2007 by retired Special Agent James Lint to develop emerging leaders in national security and intelligence assessment. The Lint Center's primary focus is to provide support for the next generation of America’s national security workforce by helping to achieve educational goals. Its mission statement is to provide a support system for those who serve freedom around the world. The center involves a scholarship and mentorship program, with more than 200 volunteer professionals mentoring students pursuing careers in national intelligence service. As an all-volunteer force, the center has no administrative costs or overhead and all funds from donations go directly to scholarships. (en)
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