If the committee has the requisite security clearance, I don't see any reason why not. But then the problem would be to keep the information you receive in closed session, separate from the information that you receive at open session.
Prof. David Bercuson
If the committee has the requisite security clearance, I don't see any reason why not. But then the problem would be to keep the information you receive in closed session, separate from the information that you receive at open session.
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