John Quincy Adams Society Summer Foreign Policy Opportunity Programs

The John Quincy Adams Society is holding a two-part summer conference you won’t want to miss. Join us just outside Washington, D.C. this July 17-21. This is your chance to learn, grow, and connect – and to prepare yourself to make change in the world of U.S. foreign policy. Learn more and apply below. You can participate in both programs or just one. If you aren’t in Washington, we can provide hotel and travel costs for most participants. There are no fees to participate in either of these programs. Meals…

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Harvard Law School Future Leaders in Law Applications Open

About the Program The Future Leaders in Law Program will bring together individuals with a range of lived experiences, primarily individuals from first-generation and less advantaged socioeconomic backgrounds, for a weeklong residential fellowship at Harvard Law School (HLS) to help prepare them to apply for admission to law schools around the nation. While on campus, Future Leaders in Law Fellows (Fellows) will engage with HLS faculty, staff, students, and alumni. During this weeklong residency and over the course of the yearlong program, participants will benefit from test and application preparation…

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Nunn School Travel Grants for Professional Development | 2023-2024

The Sam Nunn School of International Affairs is providing a fixed number of grants of up to $1000 to support students attending academic seminars and conferences/workshops during the academic year.  Remote/Virtual conferences/workshops are eligible. Eligibility: You must be an enrolled INTA, IAML, EIA, MSIA, MSISEC, MSIAST, or DRIAST student to receive the funds. Deadline: Rolling (summer 2023, fall 2023, spring 2024) To access the online application: https://forms.office.com/r/pZm2aNfPz4

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United Nations Intensive Summer Study Program

About the Program The United Nations Intensive Summer Study Program, designed for graduate students, advanced undergraduates, and mid-career professionals, immerses participants in the political dynamics of the United Nations. This week-long program familiarizes students with the inner workings of the UN by bringing them together with distinguished practitioners working in the field of multilateral diplomacy. After 3 years held remotely, this program will return to its original in-person format, held near UN headquarters, for 2023. The Program will be held from June 5-9, 2023. Tuition Two enrollment options are available: credit…

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Spring 2023: Nunn School Grants for Unpaid Internships and Professional Development – APPLY NOW

The Sam Nunn School of International Affairs is providing a fixed number of grants up to $1000 to support students participating in unpaid internships or attending academic seminars and conferences/workshops during the spring 2023 semester. Unpaid is defined as not receiving a salary or stipend from the employer. Remote/Virtual internships and conferences/workshops are eligible. Eligibility: You must be an enrolled INTA, IAML, EIA, MSIA, MSISEC, MSIAST, or DRIAST student at the time of application and during the spring 2023 semester. The deadline to complete the online application for the Spring…

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RSVP for PPIA’s Virtual Public Service Expo

Dear PPIA Network, Join us virtually on Friday, July 15, from 11am-2pm PT / 2-5pm ET for the 20th Annual PPIA Public Service Expo! You’ll have to opportunity to connect with employers, fellowship programs, and the top public policy and international affairs graduate school programs at our FREE virtual fair. Exhibitors share PPIA’s commitment to cultivate the next generations of diverse public service and international affairs professionals by investing in their education, essential skills, and networks. Click here to reserve your spot. Undergraduates, graduate students, and professionals alike can benefit from the expertise and guidance they can access through this event. A list…

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John Quincy Adams Society Summer 2022 Programs

The John Quincy Adams Society is offering two different educational programs this summer. Both programs will run July 18-22 in Washington, DC. The program comes at no cost to the selected participants with stipends for hotel and travel costs available. Participation in both programs is possible! The programs are open to undergraduate and graduate students, as well as young career professionals with two years or less of policy experience. Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis until June 5th, but slots are going fast so it is recommended that…

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DIA Human Intelligence College Career Day

From overt collection to clandestine operations, at home and abroad, Human Intelligence officers often put their lives at risk to collect and disseminate actionable intelligence to the Nation’s warfighters, policymakers, and defense planners. As an officer in this career field, you will perform a wide variety of functions to manage every aspect of the collection reporting cycle. If this is of interest to you, apply for the DIA’s Human Intelligence Career Day. This hiring event will take place in the National Capital Area, students will be contacted throughout March and…

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UGA MPA Visitation Day | March 14, 2022

UGA will be hosting their In-Person MPA Visitation Day on Monday, March 14th from 10:00 am-4:30 pm. This is an opportunity for students to hear from faculty, current MPA students, and alumni on how our MPA program will prepare them for a career in the government and nonprofit sectors. To register for this event, click here. If you have any questions contact Sam Cannon, recruitment advising assistant, or Bryce Seuntjens. To learn more, click here. Schedule of Events 10:00 am – 10:15 am Welcome Remarks Dr. Bradley Wright, Department Head…

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Call for Applications: The Kissinger Summer Academy

Call for Applications: The Kissinger Summer Academy Nuclear Weapons and American Grand Strategy This course is supported by the America in the World Consortium, Carnegie Corporation of New York, and the MacArthur Foundation. Nuclear weapons forever changed our thinking about military strategy and great-power politics. The creation of the “ultimate weapon” forced policymakers to consider the possibility that the next great war might end civilization as we know it—while simultaneously harnessing the power of the atom for purposes of deterrence and defense. After the Cold War, it appeared to some…

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