During that time he held a variety of posts in US embassies throughout Latin America including Ecuador, Ghana, Venezuela, Guatemala, Costa Rica and Chile, before being appointed Ambassador to Guyana in 1991. He also served in the US delegation to the United Nations as senior advisor on Latin American and Caribbean affairs and as Latin American advisor to the US delegation for the US-Soviet Conventional Arms talks. After his retirement from the state Department he became director of programs for the International Foundation for Election Systems. He will give an international studies lunch on Tuesday, Feb. 16 in International Hall of the Detchon Center. Lunch with Luttrell Levingston Governor's Fellowship Opportunity Open Luttrell Levingston, '98, currently working as a Governor's Fellow in Indianapolis will visit campus on Wednesday, Feb. 3, to speak with students interested in following in his footsteps.
Fellows also meet together for seminars with state leaders.
Seniors planning to apply for the fellowship this year should attend as should underclassmen who might be interested in learning more about this career opportunity. For more information, see Professor Hadley or Mr. Pebworth. Public Affairs Internship Funding Offered This year marks the second year for the department's Public Affairs internship program. Available to students with financial need who otherwise would be unable to accept unpaid or low paid internships in the public sector, these awards may be used toward summer living expenses or to help defray the student's expected self-help contribution from summer earnings. Awards shall be open to all continuing students but preference shall be given to juniors who are political science majors or minors.