The World Affairs Council of Northern California is seeking candidates to fill intern positions for the winter, spring, and summer semesters. Founded in 1947, the Council sponsors approximately 200 programs annually, including lecture forums, television and radio programs, major speaker series, conferences, seminars, study and discussion groups, and program for special constituencies, such as corporate members, donors, and residents of different Bay Area regions. The Council's public programming is planned and implemented in the Council's San Francisco office and is presented at the Council and its five regional chapters throughout the Bay Area. Most of the following non-paid internships require a minimum commitment of ten to fifteen hours per week.
Computer skills are highly desirable.
Intern supervisors can authorize class credit or otherwise document hours and services volunteered. This is a challenging position which involves preparation for the Council s annual conference. This intern will help to prepare a bibliography and order other background materials, and will assist the Program Department with conference details. A commitment of 10-15 hours per week is required. Interns will have the opportunity to attend the conference.