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| − | *{{Halopedia|Margret_Parangosky|Margret Parangosky |
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| − | The '''117 Institute''', often referred to as the '''One-Seventeen Institute''' and formed in {{Halopedia|2554|October 2554|style=color:paleblue}}, is a nonprofit think tank specializing in development of military and goverment policy. It is funded through the {{Halopedia|Unified_Earth_Government|UEG government|style=color:paleblue}}, private endowments, and donations provided by public and private entities. |
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| ⚫ | The '''117 Institute''', said as '''One-Seventeen Institute''', established in {{Halopedia|2554|October 2554}}, is a nonprofit think tank specializing in development of military and goverment policy. It is funded through the {{Halopedia|Unified_Earth_Government|UEG government}}, private endowments, and donations provided by public and private entities. Founded by former {{Halopedia|Office_of_Naval_Intelligence|ONI}} chief, {{Halopedia|Margret_Parangosky|Margret Parangosky}}, and {{Halopedia|Spartan_Operations|Spartan Branch}} Secretary, {{Halopedia|Musa_Ghanem|Musa Ghanem}}, the Institute came into prominence for publishing topic papers on unifying interests of military, civilian, and corporate entities following the {{Halopedia|United_Nations_Space_Command|UNSC emergency government}} drawdown. |
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| ⚫ | Sponsored in part by {{Halopedia|Misriah_Armory|Misriah Armory}}, the 117 Institute has played roles in guiding everything from ordinance procurement, technology research-and-development, future war strategy, and economic coordination. The Institute is named after the famed Spartan, {{Halopedia|John-117}}, in an attempt to connect his iconography and legacy with the organization. Behind the scenes, the organization served as a front company, sponsoring research for classified military projects and providing official cover for Naval Intelligence agents. |
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| + | *<u>'''[[Reyna Zhou-Romero]]'''</u>: ONI Section II/III psychology consultant formerly working on the {{Halopedia|SPARTAN-III_program|SPARTAN-III program}}. Reassigned and under increased workplace surveillance due to a minor role played in a coup attempt against the ONI {{Halopedia|Serin_Osman|Osman administration}}. Involved in Smart AI neurology studies and a post-augment research project regarding later-life mutagen psychosis potentially exhibited in members of [[Gamma Company|SPARTAN-III Gamma Company]]. |
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| + | *<u>'''[[Althea]]'''</u>: Fourth-generation Smart AI developed as part of ONI research venture Project LOKIBORN. The progenitor's brain remained unknown for legal purposes, however, after completing the research trial the Smart AI was subject to memory overwrite. Self-assigned as "Althea", the Smart AI took on a copycat personality while in search of new stimuli to support an individual identity. Eventually took form as a simulacrum of [[Andra-D054]]; prone to temperate mood swings related to Project LOKIBORN. |
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| + | *<u>'''Accelerated Service Academy Initiative (ASAI)'''</u>: A legitimate, 117 Institute-funded scholarship initiative directed towards promising high school-aged youth interested in military, science, or industrial endeavors. The program covers necessary expenses for attending premier cadet and military academies in the {{Halopedia|Inner_Colonies|UEG Inner Colonies}} and usually leads into a promising military or industry career of the participant's choosing upon completion. {{Halopedia|Outer_Colonies|Outer Colonial}} critics have criticized the program for "indoctrinating colonial youth into an Earth-centrist cult." |
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| + | *<u>'''Project LOKIBORN'''</u>: Research venture prepared by ONI into later-life mutagen psychosis suspected in members of SPARTAN-III Gamma Company. Acquiring forty cloned, augmented brains through some {{Halopedia|UN_Colonial_Mortal_Dictata|legal ambiguity}}, LOKIBORN converted the subject matter into Smart AI and applied stimulus comparative to stresses experienced by Gamma Company graduates. After trial completion, the Smart AIs underwent memory overwrite and were donated to the UNSC. Findings were inconclusive regarding suspected mutagen psychosis, in particular with tests for extended ''{{Halopedia|Project_CHRYSANTHEMUM|smoother}}''-deficiency and scenarios labeled "[[Wikipedia:Stockholm_syndrome|Stockholm syndrome]]." |
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- "To develop objective solutions for the challenges ahead."
- ― 117 Institute's mission statement.
The 117 Institute, said as One-Seventeen Institute, established in October 2554, is a nonprofit think tank specializing in development of military and goverment policy. It is funded through the UEG government, private endowments, and donations provided by public and private entities. Founded by former ONI chief, Margret Parangosky, and Spartan Branch Secretary, Musa Ghanem, the Institute came into prominence for publishing topic papers on unifying interests of military, civilian, and corporate entities following the UNSC emergency government drawdown.
Sponsored in part by Misriah Armory, the 117 Institute has played roles in guiding everything from ordinance procurement, technology research-and-development, future war strategy, and economic coordination. The Institute is named after the famed Spartan, John-117, in an attempt to connect his iconography and legacy with the organization. Behind the scenes, the organization served as a front company, sponsoring research for classified military projects and providing official cover for Naval Intelligence agents.
Employees
- Reyna Zhou-Romero: ONI Section II/III psychology consultant formerly working on the SPARTAN-III program. Reassigned and under increased workplace surveillance due to a minor role played in a coup attempt against the ONI Osman administration. Involved in Smart AI neurology studies and a post-augment research project regarding later-life mutagen psychosis potentially exhibited in members of SPARTAN-III Gamma Company.
Products
- Althea: Fourth-generation Smart AI developed as part of ONI research venture Project LOKIBORN. The progenitor's brain remained unknown for legal purposes, however, after completing the research trial the Smart AI was subject to memory overwrite. Self-assigned as "Althea", the Smart AI took on a copycat personality while in search of new stimuli to support an individual identity. Eventually took form as a simulacrum of Andra-D054; prone to temperate mood swings related to Project LOKIBORN.
Programs
- Accelerated Service Academy Initiative (ASAI): A legitimate, 117 Institute-funded scholarship initiative directed towards promising high school-aged youth interested in military, science, or industrial endeavors. The program covers necessary expenses for attending premier cadet and military academies in the UEG Inner Colonies and usually leads into a promising military or industry career of the participant's choosing upon completion. Outer Colonial critics have criticized the program for "indoctrinating colonial youth into an Earth-centrist cult."
- Project LOKIBORN: Research venture prepared by ONI into later-life mutagen psychosis suspected in members of SPARTAN-III Gamma Company. Acquiring forty cloned, augmented brains through some legal ambiguity, LOKIBORN converted the subject matter into Smart AI and applied stimulus comparative to stresses experienced by Gamma Company graduates. After trial completion, the Smart AIs underwent memory overwrite and were donated to the UNSC. Findings were inconclusive regarding suspected mutagen psychosis, in particular with tests for extended smoother-deficiency and scenarios labeled "Stockholm syndrome."