More Career Opportunities Major in Pol. Become a Guru. . . While we're on the subject of post-graduate job opportunities, here's one you may not have thought of. Intern with Project Vote Smart Project Vote Smart has internships available during the 2000 election year. Interns are the backbone of Project Vote Smart's effort to provide citizens with instant access to essential information necessary to check the credibility of candidates' claims.
Interns work at a spectacular ranchlocated at the Continental Divide.
Wabash men who have worked with Project Vote Smart include Greg Talmage,'99, who is currently employed there and Luttrell Levingston, '98, who did a summer internship at Project Vote Smart. The Engalitcheff Institute on Comparative Political and Economic Systems has scholarships available for students to participate in its summer program that combines course work and an internship experience. The program runs from June 3 to July 22 and includes two courses, one on Comparative Economic Systems and the other on The Transformation of American Politics. Students also work as interns for 30 hours a week in placements such as Senate and House Campaign committees and offices, the Embassy of France, the Heritage Foundation, the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, and the Federal Reserve Board. Students applying for scholarships must apply by January 15 .