
CAREER CENTER
DMGS has a special career consultant who works with each of us to find
our direction and passion. They don’t just send you to a job database.
-DMGS Student – Class of 2018
CAREER CENTER
At Daniel Morgan Graduate School, we take your career as seriously as you do. For that reason, we don’t just refer our students to job databases or send them to career fairs. Instead, we have an experienced Career Consultant and Coach, Jackie Linde.
Jackie works closely with our students to provide services to help them to establish their careers. DMGS sees this as the final – and very important step – in completing the School’s mission to “prepare future leaders to develop actionable solutions to global and domestic security challenges”.
PERSONAL APPROACH


Students begin their career journey as soon as they arrive on campus as part of New Student Orientation. As part of the DMGS Professional Development Program, students will meet with Jackie to understand their aspirations, learn about their career options in national security. They will begin to set goals and will be encouraged to pursue internships throughout their graduate studies with a view toward obtaining valuable work experience and the security clearance required for future employment.
DMGS will continue to offer one on one career counseling throughout each semester and students can benefit from a series of workshops focusing on assessing and building their skills, strengths and careers goals.
As part of a Career Development Action Plan that will help them prepare for success in their chosen field, DMGS graduate students will receive highly personalized assistance throughout. This includes individual coaching, refining their resumes, cover letters, and LinkedIn profiles as well as honing their interview preparation and salary negotiation skills.
INNOVATIVE CAREER NETWORKING

ABOUT CAREER CONSULTANT

Jacqueline McLaughlin Linde is a nationally recognized thought leader in the field of career management. Her extensive background in higher education includes creating the Office of Career Programs for the Graduate School of Political Management (GSPM) at George Washington University and ten years in senior management at American University in Washington, DC.
Jacqueline served as the Assistant Dean for Marketing, Admissions and Outreach at the School of Public Affairs at American University where she launched the Master’s Degree in Terrorism and Homeland Security Policy. She also met or exceeded ambitious enrollment goals for nine graduate programs including; Public Policy, Public Administration, Organization Development and Political Communication.
JML Consulting is a career management consultancy offering clients one-on-one counseling on professional development and graduate and professional school admission. Services include; strategic advice around career exploration, higher education, navigating transition, professional branding, resume creation, networking, interview preparation, and salary negotiation.
Jacqueline is excited to be part of the team at the Daniel Morgan Graduate School of National Security helping our students put their master’s degree to work!

CURRENT STUDENTS
OUR CURRENT STUDENTS AND RECENT GRADUATES PURSUE INTERNSHIPS AND PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS DIRECTLY ALIGNED WITH OUR GRADUATE PROGRAMS. ORGANIZATIONS THAT HAVE WELCOMED DMGS’ STUDENTS INCLUDE:
The Department of State
The Defense Intelligence Agency
Federal Air Marshals, the International
Association of Fire Chiefs
International Association of Fire Chiefs
RAND Corporation
The Navy and Marine Corps Reserve
The Army Heritage Foundation
KRC Research
The International Economic Alliance (IEA)
Government Accountability Office
Defense Contractors, including General Dynamics Information Technology and Lincoln Military Housing