The World Affairs Council of Atlanta anticipates accepting graduate and undergraduate students as research assistants each academic semester. Many council interns are part of the research team working on the Robinson Country Risk Index (RCRI), the Global Strategic Leadership Forum (GSLF), and additional public programs and roundtables focused on political-economic leadership, country risk, “emerging markets,” corporate social responsibility, and, more broadly, the major global issues of the 21st century. Other council interns are part of the program and membership team working on events and membership operations.
WAC Atlanta is interviewing now for fall 2015 internship positions. See information on about these internships and how to apply below or at http://wacatl.robinson.gsu.edu/internships/. If you need a copy of your unofficial transcript, please contact Stephanie Jackson.
Council interns should have excellent computer skills and be highly motivated and creative, with the ability to work on multiple tasks. Expectations include a commitment of a minimum of 16 hours per week (20 preferred). The internship is unpaid, but those accepted may be eligible for course credit as determined by their school and academic department. If interested, please send a cover letter, transcripts, and two letters of recommendation to:
Clare Morton
The World Affairs Council of Atlanta
GSU Buckhead Center
Tower Place 200, Suite 300
3348 Peachtree Rd. NE
Atlanta, GA 30326
chmorton@gsu.edu
