Interns are matched with senior associates and work on international affairs issues. They conduct research for books, co-author journal articles and policy papers, participate in meetings with high level officials, organize briefings and help prepare congressional testimony. To apply, a student must be nominated by his college, and complete an application which includes an essay on a foreign policy topic. Applications must be received by January 15, 2000. Interested students should see Professor Melissa Butler before the holiday break.
Fellows work with non-profit, public interest organizations addressing peace and security issues.
They undertake research, writing and editing on topics such as defense budgeting, conflict prevention, ethnic conflicts, environmental security, economic conversion, and export controls. 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.