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Opportunities for Students
World Resources Institute is taking applications for summer internships in its External Relations Department. Ex-ternal Relations is responsible for media relations, online communications, legis-lative affairs, and publications. They are looking for motivated and organized individuals with strong research and communications skills to assist with a variety of short-term projects. This is an excellent opportunity for an individual pursuing a Bachelors or Masters Degree or recent graduates with interests in non-profit communications or environ-mental issues. Visit www.wri.org for more information. Deadline to apply is May 20.
The Streit Council is seeking applica-tions for intern positions. The ideal applicant is well organized, hard work-ing and dynamic, with a sincere interest and background in transatlantic relations and/or international integration. Candi-date must have a background in interna-tional affairs, history or political science, possibly with a concentration in Transat-lantic Relations or European Studies. Very good knowledge of Office is required, and a familiarity with Dream-weaver, experience with Publisher and Photoshop is a great asset. Please send a resume, cover letter with two refer-ences, and a brief writing sample related to the Streit Council's areas of interest, to Dr.Tiziana Stella, Executive Direc-tor, at tizistella@aol.com. Deadline to apply is May 31.
The Women of Color Resource Center is seeking interns for their Run-way Peace Project which will a organize pro-peace, anti-war fashion shows across the nation. The internship is ideal for students interested in raising awareness about militarism, gender, and occupa-tion. Host a fashion show & educate your community ...with style! RPP is a multimedia toolkit that examines the powerful influence of U.S. militarism on popular culture. RPP brings together designers, performers and activists in a powerful expression of resistance and hope. To apply send your resume and letter of interest to info@coloredgirls.org with Runway Peace Project in the subject line. Deadline to apply is October 20.
The Center for National Security Studies is offering full- and part-time internships each academic semester and summer. Successful applicants will be highly motivated students with excellent research skills and a passion for public interest work and civil liberties. Interns will work closely with the leaders of CNSS to influence national policymakers and opinion leaders. This is an ideal job for law students interested in gaining a better understanding of Washington policymaking. If you have an eye for detail and are a resourceful team player with a passion for civil liberties, please submit a cover letter, current resume, contacts for two to three references, and a writing sample of three to five pages to Ms. Dayo Fashoro, Program Assistant, at cnss@cnss.org, with Legal Intern Position Fall 2008 in the subject line. Deadline to apply is August 1.
