The Center for International Strategy, Technology, and Policy at the Georgia Institute of Technology's Sam Nunn School of International Affairs is accepting applications for its Spring 2001 Internship Program. Interns conduct research, participate in the planning and execution of programs, and are given the opportunity to meet and engage people influencing world affairs today. Although all internships are unpaid, Georgia Tech undergraduate students can intern for credit.
Flexible hours are available.
A major part of this effort will involve researching recent security developments in the region, and researching specific issues that followed the Sixth Expanded Senior Panel Conference held in Beijing in September 2000. Interns will also assist the Director in preparing follow-up documents and preparing for the Midterm Technical Conference to be held June 2001in Ulan Bator, Mongolia. Interns will work closely in partnership with the Southeast Roundtable on Defense to research and organize programs relating to security and military issues for the new administration. Interns will also have the opportunity to assist in the planning and execution, as well as the follow-up, of a seminar on these issues to be held at Georgia Tech in the spring. Applying for an Internship Students wishing to apply for an internship position should fill out and submit an application no later than Wednesday, January 3rd .