Day: September 30, 2019

Spring 2020 Internship, District of Columbia Homeland Security and Emergency Management Agency (Washington, DC)

Stephanie Jackson

ABOUT THE PROGRAM HSEMA’s summer internship program provides real-world knowledge and experience in emergency management, homeland security efforts, and intelligence analysis. Our internship program seeks qualified graduate and undergraduate students who are interested in or majoring in: Cybersecurity Criminal Justice Emergency Management English Writing – Rhetoric Homeland Security Intelligence Analysis Information Technology/Computer Science International Relations Journalism Law/Government Political Science Public Administration/Policy Public Relations QUALIFICATIONS A highly qualified applicant will possess the following: self-motivation, attention to detail, critical thinking skills, excellent oral and written communication skills, and the ability to work in a…

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Harvard Law School @ Georgia Tech – November 5

Stephanie Jackson

On November 5, Georgia Tech’s Law, Science, and Technology Program will welcome Harvard Law School to campus! If you’ve always dreamed of going to Harvard Law School, don’t miss this opportunity to hear directly from them right here at Georgia Tech.  Be sure to register at the link provided, as well: https://jdadmissions.law.harvard.edu/register/hls-at-gatech-2019

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Coffee with an Admissions Counselor, George Washington Law – October 17

Stephanie Jackson

On Thursday, October 17, Sophia Sim, Associate Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid at George Washington Law in Washington, DC will be joining Georgia Tech’ for an open coffee hour at Highland Bakery from 11:00 am – 12:00 pm.  Ms. Sim has indicated that GW Law has programs in both Intellectual Property and Cybersecurity, as well as alumni who are now in VP/Chief Legal Counsel roles at Apple, Microsoft, and Google, and she would love to talk with Georgia Tech students.  This is also a great opportunity to ask general…

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Association of Women in International Trade (WIIT) Scholarships Available – Deadline October 1, April 1

Stephanie Jackson

The Association of Women in International Trade (WIIT) offers a merit-based scholarship twice a year to support and encourage women studying International Trade and Global Development. Applicants must identify as female and be currently enrolled at an accredited U.S. university or college, either full-time or part-time. Applicants must be Juniors or Seniors in undergraduate or enrolled in graduate studies. Awards ($1,500) will be based on the quality of the assigned essay and the applicant’s demonstrated interested in international trade and are made without regard to race, creed, color, sexual orientation or religion. Selected winners…

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Workshops: Considering a Change?

Stephanie Jackson

All students who are thinking about changing their major are invited to attend a “Considering a Change?” workshop.  Exploratory Advisor Stephanie Aluko and Career Advisor Lanie Damon will provide tips and strategies to help students explore options and make good decisions regarding choice of major, as well as review the COM process/policies and campus resources.  This workshop does not replace college/school Change-of-Major sessions or required meetings, but will help students prepare for these meetings.   October 8 @ 10:30 (Clough 152) or October 18 @ 2:00 (Clough 127)

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Internships at the EPP Group in the European Parliament (Brussels, Belgium)

Stephanie Jackson

ABOUT THE POSITION The EPP Group is the biggest political group in the European Parliament and our members come from 27 different countries in the EU (so-called Member States). The role of the Parliament is to co-legislate with the Council, therefore both institutions are labelled as co-legislators. Members of the European Parliament are directly elected every 5 years by citizens of all Member States which explains why this institution is often called the heart of European democracy. In the overall framework of the multiplying and well-developing EU-U.S. relations and the…

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