ICD
Issued: 11 Feb 2013
IC Directive (ICD) 660: IC Civilian Joint Duty Program [pdf]
Issued: 27 Sep 2019
ICD 651 Performance Management System Requirements for the IC Civilian Workforce [pdf]
Issued: 4 Apr 2012
ICD 656 Performance Management System Requirements for the IC Senior Civilian Officers [pdf]
ICPG
Issued: 01/16/2025
IC Policy Guidance (ICPG) 660.1: IC Civilian Joint Duty Program Implementation Guidance[pdf]
ICS
Issued: 7/20/2018
IC Standard (ICS) 660-02: Standard Civilian Joint Duty Application Procedures [pdf]
MOU
Issued: 7/9/2014
Intelligence Community Joint Duty Standard Memorandum of Understanding [pdf]
Issued: 7/9/2014
Standard Joint Duty MOU Template [pdf]
Other
Issued: 08/17/2016
ATT 1 - Joint Duty Non-Reimbursable Exemption Approval Template [pdf]
Issued: 05/26/2016
Joint Duty Credit Claim Form [docx]
Issued: 10/16/2015
From the PDDNI: Reciprocity of No FEAR Act mandatory training [pdf]
Issued: 03/16/2018
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Program Overview:
In this class, 50-60 officers from around the Community interact with each other and senior thought leaders to explore the context behind integration, the authorities and directions that shape it, the strategies and initiatives that guide it, and emerging opportunities to leverage its benefits. Informed by the National Intelligence Strategy, this four-week program blends a 21-day online component with a four-day in-class plenary that includes distinguished speakers, facilitated breakout sessions with interactive learning exercises, and panel discussions.
Who Should Attend:
High-potential intelligence professionals (GS-13 to GS-15 and equivalent) with at least five years of Intelligence Community experience in any occupation, with a TS/SCI clearance and access to JWICS.
Course Dates:
Dates for the online and in-class components are:
Online Dates In-Class Dates
19 Jan - 5 Feb 9 Feb - 12 Feb
21 Mar - 8 Apr 12 Apr - 15 Apr
16 May - 3 Jun 7 Jun - 10 Jun
27 Jun - 22 Jul 26 Jul - 29 Jul
29 Aug - 16 Sep 20 Sep - 23 Sep
7 Nov - 2 Dec 6 Dec - 9 Dec
Course Outline:
Online Component (3 weeks, approximately 90 minutes per week) - The Foundation
Module 1: reports, studies, threats, and forecasts that provide the context for integration
Module 2: authorities, directions, and priorities that frame our approach to integration
Module 3: integration implementation
In Class Component (4 days full-time in Chantilly, VA) making it happen
Context for Integration
Integrated Mission Management
Leveraging the Broader US National Security Community
Optimizing the Enterprise
The Integration Imperative
Framed by the National Intelligence Strategy and designed by the Intelligence Learning Network, this program blends an online collaborative exploration of five modules followed by a 4 day in class session. Through a combination of online learning, guest speakers, panels, facilitated discussions, and exercises, participants begin to understand the complexity of the whole of the Intelligence Community.
Program Objectives
Provide an Understanding of:
The roles and responsibilities of each IC element according to EO 12333.
The linkage between national security and the role of intelligence.
The global threat environment and its impact on national security.
The value of professional networking as a means of Integrating the Intelligence Community with opportunities to expand your professional network.
How the IC operates as part of Whole-of-Government efforts to protect national security.
The National Intelligence Priorities Framework (NIPF), the Intelligence Cycle, collection capabilities, intelligence products.
The successes of and challenges to collaboration and information sharing among the IC elements.
The function of National Intelligence Managers (NIM)and Unifying Intelligence Strategies (UIS).
Civil Liberties, Privacy, Oversight, and Resources.
Synthesize the knowledge and ideas addressed in the course and present a conceptual framework depicting how the parts of the Intelligence Community work together to deliver Insightful Intelligence.
Who should attend this course
This course is specifically tailored for personnel with less than five years in the Intelligence Community. Participants will learn as an interagency team, sharing their perspectives with colleagues from across the community.
Schedule
The three-week* online (virtual) collaboration and the learning and networking program dates for 2016 are:
Online Collaboration
1 Feb - 19 Feb
7 Mar - 25 Mar
11 Apr - 29 Apr
1 Jun - 17 Jun
1 Aug - 19 Aug
6 Sep - 23 Sep
11 Oct - 28 Oct
In-Class Session
23 Feb - 26 Feb
29 Mar - 1 Apr
3 May - 6 May
21 Jun - 24 Jun
23 Aug - 26 Aug
27 Sep - 30 Sep
1 Nov - 4 Nov
This program is designed to engage participants to think strategically and creatively about leadership, and to broaden their influence over integration and collaboration in the Intelligence Community, along with our federal, state, local and private sector partners.
Schedule
Plenary Week University of Michigan Intelligence Integration TDY
28 Sep-2 Oct 18-23 Oct 15-20 Nov (Atlanta)
22-26 Feb 13-18 Mar 3-8 Apr (New York)
2-6 May 22-27 May 12-17 Jun (Chicago)
1-5 Aug 21-26 Aug 11-16 Sep (Boston)
3-7 Oct 23-28 Oct 13-18 Nov (Atlanta)
Course Structure
Week One - Plenary Week: The goal of the Plenary Week at ODNI Headquarters (LX-2) is to engage participants in a "Community conversation" around strategic issues affecting national security and the Intelligence Community. As an interagency team, participants explore leadership issues that cut across mission, occupation, and organizational boundaries, while examining their own leadership domain, and how integration and collaboration occur across the IC.
Week Two - The University of Michigan Week is held at the Ross School of Business Executive Education Center in Ann Arbor. Facilitated by the University of Michigan faculty, participants examine and apply each quadrant of the Competing Values Framework to Intelligence Community leadership challenges, explore the role of organizational culture in successful leadership, and examine positive leadership practices needed to move from Agency to Community leadership. During this week, participants build strong professional bonds with their colleagues.
*Lodging, meals and program fees are provided as part of the program. Your agency is responsible for airfare & cab fares. No rental cars authorized.
Week Three - Intelligence Integration TDY: Participants travel to a major US city (away from DC) to see first-hand examples of intelligence integration in the field and to explore perspectives from our federal, state, local, private sector and think tank / academic partners.
*Your agency is responsible for travel, hotel and per diem for this week. No rental cars authorized.