Paid
Internship Position - Partnership and Philanthropic Policy Research and
Development
Qualifications:
This internship is designed for current undergraduate or graduate students who have a strong interest in, or are seeking a degree in, government and politics, public policy, policy research and development, public-private partnerships, or related areas.
This position requires:
· Knowledge or experience in marketing and partnership and philanthropic policy.
· Strong communication skills; oral and written.
· Skills in policy research, analysis, and formulation.
· Ability to express findings in well researched documents, white papers, and briefings.
Candidates should possess excellent organizational and interpersonal skills; have strong attention to detail, and an ability to prioritize and complete multiple assignments.
Qualifications:
This internship is designed for current undergraduate or graduate students who have a strong interest in, or are seeking a degree in, government and politics, public policy, policy research and development, public-private partnerships, or related areas.
This position requires:
· Knowledge or experience in marketing and partnership and philanthropic policy.
· Strong communication skills; oral and written.
· Skills in policy research, analysis, and formulation.
· Ability to express findings in well researched documents, white papers, and briefings.
Candidates should possess excellent organizational and interpersonal skills; have strong attention to detail, and an ability to prioritize and complete multiple assignments.
Work Location:
The Partnership Office is located in the NPS Washington Support Office at 1201 I Street NW, Washington DC.
The Partnership Office is located in the NPS Washington Support Office at 1201 I Street NW, Washington DC.
Work Schedule and
Pay:
This part time (16-20 hours per week maximum) internship will run from January 27th to May 13th, with a possibility to extend through the summer. Interns will be paid $14.00 per hour. The successful candidate will be responsible for securing his/her own housing and transportation arrangements in the Greater Washington D.C. area.
This part time (16-20 hours per week maximum) internship will run from January 27th to May 13th, with a possibility to extend through the summer. Interns will be paid $14.00 per hour. The successful candidate will be responsible for securing his/her own housing and transportation arrangements in the Greater Washington D.C. area.
Application Procedures:
To apply, please submit an electronic cover letter, resume, and professional and/or educational references to Kathryn Hopps, Student Enrichment Administrator, at khopps@umd.edu. Best consideration date – November 25, 2013.
To apply, please submit an electronic cover letter, resume, and professional and/or educational references to Kathryn Hopps, Student Enrichment Administrator, at khopps@umd.edu. Best consideration date – November 25, 2013.
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