Continue reading »]]> Planning to pursue an MBA after finishing your Bachelor’s degree at Dartmouth? Curious about what an MBA program is?

The Tuck Admissions Office invites you to explore another part of campus and the possibility of a future in business.  Throughout the spring, they are offering opportunities to visit Tuck, interact with current students and talk to staff:

8:30 AM or 10:20 AM – Class Visit
12 PM – Lunch with Students
12:45 PM – Tour of Tuck
1:30 PM – Q&A with an Admissions Officer

The program is available every Monday and Tuesday through May, with a couple of exceptions.  Here are program dates:

March 26, 27
April 1, 2, 8, 9, 15, 16, 23, 30
May 6, 7, 14, 20, 21

***To reserve a spot, or if you have any questions, please contact Gelsey Tolosa  (gelsey.a.tolosa<at>tuck<dot>dartmouth<dot>edu).

If you’re unable to attend but have questions about Tuck’s MBA program, don’t hesitate to contact the Admissions office.

They are looking forward to meeting you!

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TOPICS INCLUDE:

1. Export-Import Bank of the United States – Public Affairs Specialist POST-GRAD
2. Council on Foreign Relations -Research Associates – POST-GRAD
3. Honduras – Health Education & Advocacy Liaisons- INTERNSHIP
4. Costa Rica – Center for Sustainable Development Studies – Program Intern, POST-GRAD
5. ‘Virtual’ Research INTERNSHIP, China Brief – The Jamestown Foundation (DC)
6. Switzerland – UN Watch – INTERN
7. China Market Research Group – 2-Year Business Analyst Program
8. JUNIORS – Fulbright Applications – Open MAY 1 – Various Abroad Opportunities
9.  Germany – Wolfgang Köhler Primate Research Center – INTERN
10. Conversation: CAREERS IN INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT: Meeting Public Challenges from the Private Sector Speaker:  Michael Fairbanks, co-founder of SEVEN (Social Equity Venture Fund)

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1. Export-Import Bank of the United States – Public Affairs Specialist POST-GRAD:
The Ex-Im Bank is the official export credit agency of the United States. This position is located in the Office of Communications-Public Affairs and is being filled under the Pathways Recent Graduate Program. Activities include preparation of information on Export-Import (Ex-Im) Bank’s export financing programs and policies to domestic and international news media, U.S. and foreign businesses, banks, federal/state/local government agencies, private organizations and groups, and the general public.
Deadline:  MARCH 27
Website: http://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/339679500

2. Council on Foreign Relations-Research Associates – POST-GRAD
            1) Southeast Asia (DC); 2) Global Health (NY):
1)Support a CFR Fellow whose work examines U.S. policy toward Southeast Asia. Must have 1+ yr. of administrative and/or internship experience; 2) Support Senior Fellow for Global Health Laurie Garrett, a highly sought after expert on many global health issues, including global health funding, HIV/AIDS, and biosecurity. Send Resume & Cover Letter (incl. position name in email) to Council on Foreign Relations Human Resources Office 58 E. 68th St., New York, NY 10065 FAX: (212) 434-9893 humanresources@cfr.org
Website: www.cfr.org

3. Honduras – Global Healing – Health Education & Advocacy Liaisons (HEAL)  – INTERNSHIP:
HEAL student internship provides advanced undergraduate students with a unique opportunity to experience pediatric medicine and community health at the Roatán Volunteer Pediatric Clinic (RVPC) in Roatán, Honduras. As part of the American and Honduran medical team, student interns play a key role in the daily operations of the RVPC. Outside of clinic, student interns volunteer with local community organizations and/or carry out their own community or public health projects. Send Resume & Cover Letter to healinternship@gmail.com
Website: http://www.roatanclinic.org/heal/index.html

4. Costa Rica – Center for Sustainable Development Studies – Program Intern, POST-GRAD:
The School for Field Studies (SFS) is  nation’s largest field-based provider of environmental study abroad programs, the interns provide support in the areas of Research, Student Programming, and Operations. This includes program delivery, academics, research, group dynamics, logistics, program safety, risk management and site maintenance. Mid-August 2013-August 2014.
Website: http://fieldstudies.catsone.com/careers/?portal=

5. ‘Virtual’ Research INTERNSHIP, China Brief – The Jamestown Foundation (DC)
Research and analyze a variety of foreign, defense, economic and policy issues related to China between 15-20 hrs @ week. Receive assignments, conduct research and analysis, and submit contributions via the Internet. Proficiency in Mandarin Chinese is preferred. Interns work directly with the China Brief Editor, Peter Mattis. email a resume, cover letter, and a short writing sample to Peter Mattis: mattis@jamestown.org. In the subject line, please indicate “Research Intern.”
Website: http://www.jamestown.org/aboutus/employment/

6. Switzerland – UN Watch – INTERN:
UN Watch’s mission is to monitor the performance of the United Nations according to the yardstick of its Charter and to protect human rights for all.  Substantive intern responsibilities can include research and writing of reports, drafting correspondence, monitoring and reporting on meetings at the UN, attending and reporting on meetings with diplomats and UN officials, fact-checking and taking notes.  Preference is given to candidates who apply at least 6 months in advance.
Website: http://www.unwatch.org/site/c.bdKKISNqEmG/b.1320701/k.61F9/Employment__Internships.htm

7. China Market Research Group – 2-Year Business Analyst Program:
Learn and practice the skills necessary to perform top-tier market research and strategy consulting
Website: http://www.cmrconsulting.com.cn/careers/baprogram.html

8. JUNIORS – Fulbright Applications – Open MAY 1 – Various Abroad Opportunities:
Get started investigating Fulbright grants for 1) Study/Research (Business, Journalism, Sciences and Public Health and Creative/Performing Arts) ; 2) English Teaching Assistantships 3) Fulbright-mtvU (international musical culture); 4) Travel Grants (Italy, Germany, and Hungary) http://us.fulbrightonline.org/fulbright-us-student-program
Website: Preliminary campus deadline: July 1 – check with www.dartmouth.edu/~scholarship  !

9.  Germany – Wolfgang Köhler Primate Research Center – INTERN:
Internships should last at least 8 weeks. The Primate Center is part of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropologhy.  Please send your application at least 6 months in advance to:
Daniel Hanus   zoocoordinator@eva.mpg.de  Phone: +49 (341) 3550 – 610
Website: http://www.eva.mpg.de/positions-available/department-of-developmental-and-comparative-psychology.html

10.  CAREERS IN INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT: Meeting Public Challenges from the Private Sector
Speaker:  Michael Fairbanks, co-founder of SEVEN (Social Equity Venture Fund) is a virtual non-profit entity run by entrepreneurs whose strategy is to markedly increase the rate of innovation and diffusion of enterprise-based solutions to poverty)
THURSDAY, March 28, 1-2pm @ Haldeman 041
*R.S.V.P. to dickey.student.programs@dartmouth.edu
Panera lunch provided

ALSO, see INTERNATIONAL Career Link at http://www.dartmouth.edu/~csrc/explore/careers/intl.html

**To schedule an Appointment with an Advisor, call Career Services at 646-2215

Continue reading »]]> Are you interested in solving global public challenges — from health and economic development to poverty — through private-based solutions?

Attend this program and have a conversation with Michael Fairbanks, co-founder of  Seven (Social Equity Venture Fund), a virtual non-profit entity run by entrepreneurs whose strategy is to increase the rate of innovation and diffusion of enterprise-based solutions to poverty

Meeting Public Challenges from the Private Sector
THURSDAY, March 28, 1-2pm @ Haldeman 041
Lunch provided  (RSVP to dickey.student.programs@dartmouth.edu)

About  Michael Fairbanks was a U.S. Peace Corps teacher in Kenya (1979-1981). He has been a founder and chief executive in both the private and NGO sectors. A long-time angel investor in the life sciences, he is a founding board member of Silver Creek Pharmaceuticals, based in San Francisco, which is focused on solutions to heart disease; and a founding board member in Akagera Pharmaceuticals, which seeks a solution to Tuberculosis.

He has worked closely with two dozen heads of government in Latin America, the Caribbean, Eastern Europe and Asia; he is Senior Advisor since 2001 to President Paul Kagame of Rwanda. He co–authored Harvard Business School’s book on business strategy in emerging markets, “Plowing the Sea, Nurturing the Hidden Sources of Advantage in Developing Nations,” and edited, “In The River They Swim, Enterprise Solutions to Poverty.”

He is a Director of the Rwanda Biomedical Board, which oversees that nation’s health care system, and the Akilah Institute for Women, Rwanda’s first women’s college. He is a citizen of the United States, the European Union (Ireland), and Rwanda.

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1. Foreign Affairs Magazine – Assistant Editor Intern (1 Yr.) POST-GRAD

2. International Peace & Security – INTERNS (DC)

3. Teach for China (2 yr.) POST-GRAD

4. Congressional-Executive Commission on China – INTERNSHIP

5. India – Takshashila School – Teaching Fellow (1yr) POST-GRAD

6. World Bank Social Media INTERN – Africa Communications Unit

7. TEACH IN HONG KONG – Chatteris (9 mos.) POST-GRAD

8. Top FOREIGN POLICY SCHOOLS

9. Marshall Islands – Dartmouth Volunteer Teaching Program (1 yr.) POST-GRAD

10.  EUROPEAN CAREER FAIR @ MIT

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1. Foreign Affairs Magazine – Assistant Editor Intern (1 Yr.):

Gain exceptional training in serious journalism. Work as an Assistant Editor and be involved in all aspects of the editorial process–editing, proofreading, evaluating manuscripts, research, fact-checking, and production work.  http://www.foreignaffairs.com/about-us/employment

Deadline:  FEB. 15

2. International Peace & Security – INTERNS (DC):

The Stimson Center is a nonpartisan institution devoted to enhancing international peace and security through a unique combination of rigorous analysis and outreach. Several Internships:  Budgeting for Foreign Affairs & Defense Intern; East Asia China Intern; East Asia Japan Intern; Environmental Security Intern; Managing Across Boundaries Intern; Middle East/Southwest Asia Intern; South Asia and Space Intern; and Southeast Asia Intern.  http://stimson.iapplicants.com/searchjobs.php

Deadline:    MARCH 1

3. Teach for China (2 yr.) POST-GRAD:

Teaching fellowships in China’s most indigent rural schools. (The only program in China collaborating with Teach For All’s global network, a Teach For America affiliate) http://www.tfchina.org   Deadline:  FEB. 24

4. Congressional-Executive Commission on China – INTERNSHIP (paid):

Conduct research and writing projects on human rights and rule of law issues in China under the supervision of Commission staff. Interns may also assist with researching and updating records on the Commission’s Political Prisoner Database. Interns may also be invited or required to attend some of the many rule of law and human rights events.  http://www.cecc.gov/pages/general/employ.php

5. India – Takshashila School – Teaching Fellow (1yr) POST-GRAD:

Teach in the classroom, mentor local teachers, be involved in extended day and hostel programs, as well as to act as a role model for the school community.  Apply to Melanie Bowen ’93, Co-Founder & Director bowenmm@yahoo.com  (See DartBoard Entry-Level Job Description)

Deadline: MARCH 1

6. World Bank Social Media INTERN – Africa Communications Unit (DC)

Conceptualize new ways for the World Bank Africa to engage in social networks; Add a more “social layer” to the World Bank Africa’s corporate websites; Help manage blogs; Write social media press releases; Tweet from @WorldBankAfrica and @BM_Afrique; Engage with fans on the World Bank Africa Facebook pages and Livestream channel.  Stipend. http://www.american.edu/sis/ipcr/Internships.cfm

7. TEACH IN HONG KONG – Chatteris International Graduate Program (9 mos.)- POST-GRAD:

Chatteris Educational Foundation works in partnership with schools in Hong Kong to sponsor recent graduates from native-English-speaking countries around the world to work with local students. Accepted candidates are placed in schools throughout Hong Kong to teach English as a global language and experience a year of professional and personal development.  DEADLINE:  MARCH 1         http://www.chatteris.org.hk/

8. TOP FOREIGN POLICY SCHOOLS:

A list of Foreign Policy Association recommendations for the study of U.S. foreign policy and international affairs. School suggestions are based on a combination of degree types offered, location and fields of study.

http://www.fpa.org/jobs/?act=schools_list

9. Marshall Islands – Dartmouth Volunteer Teaching Program (1 yr.) POST-GRAD:

A year-long volunteer program for graduates of Dartmouth College. Participants hold full-time teaching positions at public schools throughout the Marshall Islands, a small group of atolls and islands in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.   http://www.dartmouthrmi.org/#

MARCH 1  (Apply early!)

10.  EUROPEAN CAREER FAIR @ MIT:

FEB. 23-25 at the MIT Campus in Cambridge, MA. Register at www.euro-career.com 

**To schedule an Appointment with an Advisor, call Career Services at 646-2215

Continue reading »]]> Position: Product Operations Fellow at PharmaSecure

Location: New Delhi, India

Short description of what you do: As PharmaSecure is still a young company, I’ve been helping out with a variety of things. My main responsibilities are supporting the product development team by defining requirements for new products and overseeing their development, data analysis, and monitoring of current products.

Degree at Dartmouth: Bachelor’s of Engineering focusing in Mechanical Engineering

1. What is most satisfying about your current work?

The general work environment and the people I work with — the organization is very flat, and I’ve gained some great friends and mentors during my time here.

2. What’s the best way to enter your field? Any essential elements of preparation? 

Networking — I audited a Tuck class my senior year, Intro to Entrepreneurship, and met the CEO (Nathan Sigworth ’07) after a class in which he gave a guest lecture. Ten months later I Facebook messaged him out of the blue during a week of intense job searching, asking him if there were any internships or fellowships available and luckily there were!

3. What advice would you give to others seeking opportunities in this field?

Reach out to and network with alumni. There are so many amazing people, and they will want to help you.  There are some useful job sites/lists that are more geared toward social enterprise as well, like social-enterprise-jobs@googlegroups.com.

5. How has Dartmouth supported you in your career development?

Dartmouth’s Network is truly amazing.  I’ve only just started out on my career more or less, with just a handful of internships under my belt, but all of my gainful employment post-graduation has been the direct result of networking with Dartmouth alumni.  As I’m starting to look for my next step, classmates a few years older than me have given great advice on how to frame my job search in a way that will help me clarify my career goals.

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1. Workshop:  JOB SEARCH -  For INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS  OCT. 31 (Wed) – 4 PM
2. Pan-American Public Health – POST-GRAD
3. FRANCE – Branding & Advertising – INTERNSHIP
4. Princeton-In-ASIA – Teaching & Workplace Fellows (1-2 yrs.)  POST-GRAD
5. Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) Program  $$
6. International Trade – Texas – Economic Development International INTERN
7. Princeton-In-AFRICA – Fellowship POST-GRAD
8. COLUMBIA – Social Finance Enterprise – INTERN
9. JAPAN Exchange and Teaching (JET) Program – POST-GRAD
10. PRAGUE or DC-  Communications- Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty INTERNS

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1) Workshop:  JOB SEARCH -  For INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS  OCT. 31 (Wed) – 4 PM   Career Services – Workshop Room  R.S.V.P. at  http://bit.ly/HM2Z23

2) Pan-American Public Health – POST-GRAD:

The Internship and Practicum Program (IPP)trains young and energetic individuals entering the field of public health.  PAHO interns/volunteers are matched with technical or administrative programs and placed in either PAHO Headquarters in Washington DC, PAHO Country Offices, as well as the Pan American Centers in the North and South America or in the Caribbean region. Available to senior undergraduate, graduate or post graduate, with a concentration in a field relevant to PAHO’s work in particular:  Public Health, Management, Business,International Affairs, Latin American studies, or related health or social science areas.   http://bit.ly/RmQFeS

3) FRANCE – Branding & Advertising – INTERNSHIP:

Lighthouse, located at Neuilly-sur-Seine, specializes in the luxury & entertainment sectors with a focus on brand strategy and development, Clients roster includes: Braun, Calvin Klein, Nikki Beach, Elite World, Lalique, Moët & Chandon, Rizon Jet (GSSG Holdings), Estée Lauder, Piper Heidsieck Seeking a 3-6 month intern. Must be proficient in French. Work with international creative teams (strategic planning, copywriter, artistic directors, etc) on (new) brand and communication platforms. Focus on selected high profile Film Festivals including Cannes, Deauville and Toronto.  Email your Resume (with a photo) & Cover letter to:  yves@lighthouse.fr

4) Princeton-In-Asia – Teaching & Workplace Fellows (1-2 yrs.)  POST-GRAD:  Teaching – Go to http://bit.ly/V4Uqf2  /  Workplace (business, NGO, media) Go to http://bit.ly/QSj91R    DEADLINE:  NOV. 16

5) Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) Program  $$:

Deadline: November 15, 2012    The U. S. Department of State CLS Program provides fully-funded group-based intensive language instruction and structured cultural enrichment experiences for 7-10 weeks for U.S. citizen undergraduate and graduate students. Languages offered: Arabic, Azerbaijani, Bangla, Chinese, Hindi, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Persian, Punjabi, Russian, Turkish, and Urdu.  http://bit.ly/VBkPNf

6) International Trade – Texas – Economic Development International INTERN:

The City of San Antonio, TX is seeking an Economic Development Intern for their International section and will focus on bringing new investment and new companies to San Antonio.  Assist with international business development. Collects and organizes research data on trade flows, FDI flows, targeted industries and companies. Assists with scheduling and planning of department meetings. May assist with performing analyses and prepare data for reports. May assist in the coordination, administration and/or monitoring of specific programs. Fluency in Spanish, Mandarin, Portuguese and/or French highly desirable. Effective interpersonal, communication, report writing and computer skills. Ability to learn pertinent Federal, State, and local laws and ordinances.  Send Cover letter & Resume to Jesse Canedo ’08 at  Jesse.Canedo@SanAntonio.gov

7) Princeton-In-Africa – Fellowship POST-GRAD (12-mos.):

Service Fellowships in humanitarian aid, public health, education, conservation, post-conflict reconstruction and social entrepreneurship.  http://bit.ly/W2CFi7    *  NOV. 18

8 ) Columbia – Social Finance Enterprise – INTERN: 

Instiglio, Inc., (www.instiglio.org) is a young non-profit social enterprise started by alumni of Dartmouth College and Harvard Kennedy School of Government. Instiglio is the first and only social finance intermediary to apply the innovative Social Impact Bond (SIB) model to developing countries. Work out of Instiglio’s office in Medellín, Colombia, with occasional travel to Bogota and on field visits. Liaise with Instiglio’s stakeholders in the government and nonprofit organization. Conduct cost-benefit analysis of Instiglio’s proposed social program in Colombia. Instiglio is currently investigating one program to prevent school dropouts and another to reduce unwanted pregnancies.  See DartBoard, under INTERNSHIP TAB – NIC Shared Internships, for full listing.

9) Japan Exchange and Teaching Program – POST-GRAD:

Serve in local government offices as well as public and private elementary schools, junior high and senior high schools. Positions 1) Assistant Language Teacher 2) Coordinator of International Relations 3) Sports Exchange Advisor  http://bit.ly/WY86JA       Deadline: NOV. 21

10) Prague or DC-  Communications- Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty INTERNS:

Interns support the work of the Broadcasting Division (Central Newsroom, Language Services, etc.), Communications Team, Finance Division, Operations Division (Human Resources, Technology, etc.), Office of the President  http://bit.ly/Yj6VCD

*ALSO, see INTERNATIONAL career link at http://bit.ly/RtRBA6

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1. State Dept. – INTERNSHIP DEADLINES
2. Teach for China – POST GRAD
3. $$ Funding for Study Abroad
4. European Economic and Social Committee Traineeships POST-GRAD
5. American Australian Association – INTERNSHIP
6. Luce Scholars Program – Intern in Asia – POST-GRAD
7. Trade – U.S. Commercial Service INTERNSHIPS
8. London ­ Mountbatten Institute Internship Program – POST-GRAD
9. Washington Office on Latin America – INTERNSHIPS
10. Trainee Analysts – Business Monitor International – POST-GRAD

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1) State Dept. – INTERNSHIP DEADLINES:

SUMMER –NOV.  1          FALL – MARCH 1                SPRING (Dartmouth Winter or Spring) – JULY 1

http://1.usa.gov/SHGDbS

2) Teach for China – POST GRAD:

2-year teaching fellowships in China’s most indigent rural schools. (The only program in China collaborating with Teach For All’s global network, a Teach For America affiliate).  *First Deadline:  SEPT. 23  http://bit.ly/OilS5T

3) $$ Funding for Study Abroad

The Boren Scholarship supports study in Africa, Asia, Central & Eastern Europe, Eurasia, Latin America, and the Middle East, enabling you to add important international and language components to your education. Boren Scholars and Fellows are interested in studying less commonly taught languages, including but not limited to Arabic, Chinese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, and Swahili. Undergraduate students can receive up to $20,000. In exchange for funding, recipients commit to working in the federal government for a minimum of one year.  Deadline: FEB. 13, 2013   http://bit.ly/VFebKi

4) European Economic and Social Committee Traineeships (5 mos.) – POST-GRAD

Work in Belgium with a mentor in, carrying out research in a particular area, and in evaluating economic, financial and technical cooperation projects and programmes and drawing up records of meetings. http://bit.ly/R9NuYv *SEPT. 29     (For a Feb –July experience)

5) American Australian Association – INTERNSHIP:

The Association promotes ties across the Pacific through its corporate, education, and social and cultural programs. A 1-3 month long, unpaid (except for daily travel commutation charges) year round internship program positions for recent graduates and 3rd/4th year.   http://bit.ly/UzgFKS Submit three letters of reference, resume and a cover letter to hr@aaanyc.org

6) Luce Scholars Program – (1yr.) Intern in Asia – POST-GRAD:

Placements (individually arranged based on interest) can be made in Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, Laos, Malaysia, Mongolia, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam. (Applicant cannot  already have significant experience in Asia or majored in Asian Studies).  http://bit.ly/WHGnKB

***CAMPUS DEADLINE:  OCT. 1      *Requires Nomination by Scholarship Office

7) Trade – U.S. Commercial Service – International Locations for INTERNSHIPS:

The U.S. Commercial Service helps American exporters navigate the international sales process.  Search by country – many have internship link on site.  If not, you can ask directly.  Offices prefer applications 6 months in advance, but no less than 3.  http://1.usa.gov/QPb1k0

London ­ Mountbatten Institute Internship Program (1yr.) – POST-GRAD:

Combines full-time work with seminars, self-assessment, and projects leading to either the Certificate or MBA in International Business Practice.  http://bit.ly/RLptcI

Deadline:  OCT. 1 for March session

9)Washington Office on Latin America – INTERNSHIPS:

WOLA promotes human rights, democracy, and social justice by working with partners in Latin America and the Caribbean. Interns collaborate on a mix of research, analytical, and administrative work and are assigned to various programs—communications or one of many policy areas. Interns may help with technology, the media, finance, and event planning. http://bit.ly/SHGXHL

10) Trainee Analysts – Business Monitor International – POST-GRAD:

Business Monitor International (BMI), a leader in emerging markets analysis, is recruiting high-calibre graduates to join its Americas Country Risk and Industry Analysis team in the rapidly expanding New York office. Receive extensive training in all areas of country risk and industry analysis and forecasting. The company also subsidizes external courses, such as the CFA and relevant language courses. http://bit.ly/QMm4ZI   (Search Editorial and Research-Graduate Applications)

U.S. Department of State -  Foreign Service Office Management Specialist positions. For more information (http://1.usa.gov/VQX46F), and to start the online application process. DEADLINE:  SEPT. 26   You are strongly urged to read the entire vacancy announcement to ensure you meet all of the requirements, and fully understand the special circumstances involving a career in the Foreign Service before applying. All applicants must be U.S. citizens and at least 20 years old to apply and at least 21 years of age to be appointed. Please visit our forums if you have any questions, or to search for answers regarding the Foreign Service Specialist selection process. The forums can be found under Engage on the careers.state.gov website.

Continue reading »]]> INTERN: OFFICE OF WILLIAM (THE EARL OF) DARTMOUTH, MEMBER OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT

 Description of work:

 The internship offers a chance to experience the day-to-day operation of an MEP’s office in the European Parliament (EP), from engaging in the aspects of the legislative process, to working with EP Committees, to drafting speeches and press releases.

A central component of the position will be conducting research and engaging in other legislative activities particularly relating to the EP Committee on International Trade, of which William (The Earl of) Dartmouth is a Member (in addition to being a Committee Coordinator his political Group). There will also be some work related to the Foreign Affairs Committee.

Successful applicants will have proven policy research, IT and organisational skills. Knowledge of French would be helpful but not essential.

Must be in possession of a valid permit to stay in the European Union for the duration of the traineeship if they are not citizens of the EU.

 Place of work: European Parliament in Brussels and Strasbourg

 Duration of internship: 1-3 months

 Start date: on or around September 17, 2012.

 Note: William Dartmouth is a direct descendant of the Second Earl of Dartmouth, for whom Dartmouth College is named.

 Salary: Approximately 1,200 euros/month

 Deadline: July 12th, 2012

 Application instructions:

Email cover letter and resume to:  william.dartmouth@europarl.europa.eu

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1. National Bureau of Asian Research – Strategic Asia Internships
2. Latin America – School for Field Studies – Spanish Bilingual Student Affairs Managers – POST-GRAD
3. Finland – American Scandinavian Foundation – Science Research Traineeships POST-GRAD
4. The National Council for International Visitors – Summer Internships
5. Panama City – Weston Preparatory – Teacher– POST-GRAD
6. L’Oreal – Communications, Finance, Sales & Marketing Internships Worldwide
7. Sweden – Institute for Development & Security Policy – Internship POST-GRAD
8. U.S.-Saudi Arabian Business Council (USSABC) – Internship
9. Vital Voices Global Partnership – Program Assistant – La Pietra Coalition (DC) – POST-GRAD
10. PROGRAMS: 
11. Careers in International Affairs – USAID – April 9  (MON)
12. CIA Information Session – APRIL 10 (TUE)

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1. National Bureau of Asian Research (NBR) – Strategic Asia Internships   (Seattle, WA)

NBR conducts advanced independent research on strategic, political, economic, globalization, health, and energy issues affecting U.S. relations with Asia. NBR disseminates its research through briefings, publications, conferences, Congressional testimony, and email forums, and by collaborating with leading institutions worldwide.  http://bit.ly/HM2qp2

2. Latin America – School for Field Studies – Spanish Bilingual Student Affairs Managers – POST-GRAD:

Committed to environmental stewardship, SFS creates transformative study abroad experiences through field-based learning and research. Its educational programs explore the human and ecological dimensions of the complex environmental problems faced by local partners. The Student Affairs Manager (SAM) (Costa Rica-12 mos. & Panama 4 mos.) focuses on student orientation and support, community building, safety & risk management and community outreach.  http://bit.ly/Hr9YV0=  (also see Post-grad Internships – Australia and Panama)

3. Finland – American Scandinavian Foundation – Science Research Traineeships (3-6 mos.) POST-GRAD:

Several traineeships with the Finnish Forest Research Institute. Gain insight into the cultures and peoples of Scandinavia while conducting aan internship.  http://bit.ly/IlN8IW

4. The National Council for International Visitors – Summer Internships (DC):

Interns are given a balance of short and long term projects, as well as being assigned tasks in outreach, advocacy, publications, conferences, design, and other areas. There are frequent opportunities to attend special educational and cultural events outside of the office. Paid.

http://bit.ly/HM2DbM

5. Panama City – Weston Preparatory – Teacher (1Yr.) – POST GRAD:

(Referred by current ’11 alum) Weston Preparatory is a test-preparation center which prepares students who are applying to American universities. Seeking teachers for AP Calculus, Micro/Macro and English Literature. Workweek consists of 30 combined hours of AP classes at local private schools, after school test prep courses and some light administrative responsibilities. Apply ASAP. See DartBoard listing 12015/Head Teacher

6. L’Oreal – Communications, Finance, Sales & Marketing Internships Worldwide:

L’Oreal has a  portfolio of international brands in the cosmetics industry, covering 130 countries.

http://bit.ly/HphAGr

7. Sweden – Institute for Development & Security Policy – Internship (4-5 mos.) POST-GRAD:

Interns will be working on a particular research project, and assisting with more general administrative duties, including editing, outreach and preparation of seminars, conferences and other events. The internship starts in Sept. http://bit.ly/GX5Rc4  DEADLINE:  APRIL 30

8. U.S.-Saudi Arabian Business Council (USSABC) – Internship:

All interns write articles that are posted on the Business Council’s website and in its bi-monthly newsletter that is mailed to 8,000 readers, including U.S. and Saudi Government officials, senior business leaders, educational institutions, and industry organizations and associations. $1000 stipend.  http://bit.ly/Hrukf0

DEADLINE:  APRIL 27

9. Vital Voices Global Partnership – Program Assistant for the La Pietra Coalition (DC) – POST-GRAD

Work closely with the Senior Director of the La Pietra Coalition to implement programs both in the U.S. and abroad that range from research, advocacy, work group coordination, to assisting with large-scale summits to advance women of the world.

http://bit.ly/Isw0R1  DEADLINE:  APRIL 13

10. PROGRAMS: 

• Careers in International Development – USAID – APRIL 9  (MON)
• 12:30-1:30 – Collis 101 – Lunch Provided
• http://on.fb.me/IpbFzB
• CIA Information Session – APRIL 10 (TUE) 12:15 PM in Career Services
• Representatives will discuss various opportunities within the CIA.
• R.S.V.P. at http://bit.ly/HM2Z23