Day: February 24, 2020

Volunteer Intern, UN Advocacy, International Crisis Group (New York, NY)

Stephanie Jackson

ABOUT THE POSITION Crisis Group is looking for a full-time volunteer to assist the UN Advocacy team. We are currently conducting interviews for this voluntary internship position and are looking to hire a volunteer who can start as soon as possible for a minimum of six months. The volunteer will be supervised by the UN Analyst. The volunteer is expected to: Track developments at the UN Security Council particularly regarding conflicts that are relevant to Crisis Group’s work; Monitor and summarise official documents including relevant reports by the Secretary-General, Security Council resolutions, and statements;…

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Pre-Law Student Organization Info Sessions

Stephanie Jackson

The newly re-activated Georgia Tech chapter of Phi Alpha Delta, a pre-law student organization, has UPDATED the time and locations of the information sessions. The new times are as follows: February 27th: 7-8 pm at Skiles Rm. 271 March 5th: 7-8 pm at Skiles Rm. 271 Please plan to attend if you’re interested in getting involved

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Graduate Recruit Program, Congressional Research Service (Washington, DC)

Stephanie Jackson

ABOUT THE PROGRAM The Congressional Research Service (CRS) Graduate Recruit Program is designed to attract a diverse pool of highly qualified applicants for a variety of positions that provide an opportunity to support the CRS mission of serving the Congress throughout the legislative process. Initial appointments are made for a period up to 120 days. Some initial appointments may be eligible for subsequent conversion to permanent appointments, contingent upon participants’ performance and completion of all degree requirements, and upon availability of funding. Graduate Recruits may be hired at the GS-07…

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Junior Policy Fellowship, National Defense Industrial Association (Arlington, VA)

Stephanie Jackson

ABOUT THE POSITION The National Defense Industrial Association drives strategic dialogue in national security by identifying key issues and leveraging the knowledge and experience of its military, government, industry, and academic members to address them. NDIA, comprised of its Affiliates, Chapters, and Divisions, with 1,650 corporate and 85,000 individual members, is a non-partisan, non-profit, educational association designated as a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization – not a lobby firm – and was founded to educate its constituencies on all aspects of national security. Junior Fellows Program Highlights: Build subject matter expertise in national defense…

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