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Would you like to have the opportunity to study in a foreign country? Get more information at these sites.
International Student Exchange Program
Faculty Led Study Abroad Programs (2007/2008)
If you are a current International Studies major or would like to become
more active in international affairs, come and join your fellow students
in the Model International Organization.
For more info email us!
The Morris K. Udall Foundation invites you to learn more about our Native American Congressional Internship Program and Undergraduate Scholarship Program. Please check the Internship and Scholarship sections of this site for links to both.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
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VENEZUELA, ECUADOR, BOLIVIA: THE ROGUE NATIONS OF LATIN AMERICA
A Symposium on the impact to media and democracy. Featuring a panel of experts from Latin America March 4th, 2010 at 4:00pm in RTFP 184 Free and open to the public Live stream at: http;//web3.unt.edu/vstream/
Sponsored by the Center for Spanish Language Media/ Made possible by a grant from Wells Fargo
The Engalitcheff Institute on Comparative Political and Economic Systems June 6 – July 31, 2010 Georgetown University , Washington , DC
www.DCinternships.org/ICPES
International Affairs Track Deadline: February 15
Sponsored by The Fund for American Studies, the Engalitcheff Institute combines a substantive professional experience in international affairs for 30 hours a week with a challenging academic experience at Georgetown University. This fast-paced, eight-week residential program provides students from around the world with the opportunities to gain an edge in today’s competitive job market and graduate school admissions, and experience the excitement of Washington first-hand.
PAST INTERNSHIP SITES
* American Islamic Congress
* Brazilian Information Center
* Educational Initiative for Central and Eastern Europe
* European-American Business Council
* Foreign Embassies
* Institute of World Politics
* International Foundation for Election Systems
* Peace Corps
PROGRAM ELEMENTS
* Internships – Competitive international affairs placements
* Classes – Up to 9 credit hours in economics and U.S. foreign policy from Georgetown University
* Housing – Roommate matching and furnished on-campus apartments in the heart of D.C.
* Guest Lectures – With Washington’s top foreign policy and economics experts
* Exclusive Briefings – At the CIA, State Department, World Bank, Federal Reserve and Capitol Hill
* Leadership & Professional Development – Leadership, mentoring and career building activities
* Networking – Interaction with seasoned professionals and student leaders from around the world
* Scholarships – Over half of all students receive full or partial funding based on merit and financial need
APPLICATION INFORMATION
A special extended deadline of February 15 is being offered for applicants to the ICPES International Affairs Track. Details about the program and an online application may be found at www.DCinternships.org/ICPES <http://pull.xmr3.com/p/842-461D/58376651/http-www.dcinternships.org-ICPES.html> . Questions may be directed to Mary Connell, Recruitment and Admissions Director, at mconnell@tfas.org or 202.986.0384.
Please click here to request an informational brochure: https://www.DCinternships.org/tfas/brochure/index.asp <http://pull.xmr3.com/p/842-BAF9/58408336/clickto3_s.org-tfas-brochure-index.asp.html
Project Management Internship, Washington, DC Management Systems International (MSI) is now taking applications for its Spring Internship Program.
MSI's Internship program is for individuals who have an interest and prior experience in international development. Interns will work in MSI’s Project Management Unit. The goal of the internship program is to allow interns to learn and grow professionally. The internship will provide each individual an opportunity to use and refine his/her own skills. MSI works to ensure that interns are well-engaged in the MSI work community.
Responsibilities:
Upon arrival at MSI, interns are given a brief orientation introducing them to some of the tools that they will need for their internship. Project Management interns are assigned to work on specific MSI projects as well as support tasks primarily focusing on logistical, contractual and financial management. Typical tasks may include:
• Tracking project financial management information; • Research budget information; • Reviewing field expense reports; • Coordinating international travel arrangements; • Basic translation of documents; • Background research to support projects; • Copy editing for donor reports; and, • Database manipulation.
Qualifications:
Key skills to a successful internship at MSI are:
• Keen interest in international development; • Attention to detail and ability to prioritize within a multi-tasking environment; • Diplomatic communication skills particularly by email; • Team focused approach; • Microsoft Office skills, particularly Microsoft Excel; • Additional skills of interest are secondary language skills – French, Spanish, Russian or Arabic; IT/web development, training, etc.)
As often as possible, we match interns with projects that best suit both their skills and interests. Internships last up to 32 hours/week and include a stipend.Applicants residing or attending school in DC are preferred. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. This is a paid position.
Only candidates who have been selected for an interview will be contacted. No phone calls, please.
http://tbe.taleo.net/NA8/ats/careers/requi...&cws=2&rid=1070
The Dallas Committee on Foreign Relations (DCFR) is accepting applications for a part-time spring internship!
About the DCFR: The Dallas Committee on Foreign Relations seeks to advance dialogue and serve as a resource on policy matters affecting our community, our country, and the frontiers we face globally. Founded in 1987 as a nonprofit, nonpartisan membership organization, DCFR endeavors to fulfill this purpose with powerful effect by sustaining a spirited, intellectually alert, and internationally engaged membership.
An intern’s duties generally consist of administrative work, program coordination, research, editing, and writing. The internship is unpaid but upon successful completion you will continue receiving invitations to DCFR programs, usually held over lunch or dinner, for an additional 6 months.
To apply please submit your resume, cover letter, and a two-page writing sample to dcfr@dallascfr.org as soon as possible.
Please see the Internship portion of our website for information on this exciting new opportunity!
SPRING 2010 APPROVED COURSE LIST. This semester there are two different list so be sure to use the list that corresponds to your catalog year. If you don't know what your catalog year is email one of the advisors. ryan.engen@unt.edu or erik.case@unt.edu
Approved Course Listing for Spring 2010 (2008 and prior catalog year)
Approved course Listing for Spring 2010 (2009 catalog year)
Attached is the listing of approved Peace Studies courses for Spring 2010
International Studies Fall 2009 Newsletter
Using the Degree Audit and Major Info Page at MY.UNT.EDU
Join UNT UNICEF !
For more information visit www.untunicef.org
or e-mail unicef.unt@gmail.com.
Conversation Partners Needed! Spring 2010 Deadline to apply is Monday, Feb. 1st
The Conversation Partners Program/ Intensive English Language
Institute (IELI) have started recruiting UNT student volunteers for the
Conversation Partner program. If you are interested please go to http://www.international.unt.edu/conversationpartners or contact Meghan Merchant at meghan.merchant@unt.edu
The program parameters are as follows:
- A semester long commitment
- Conversation Partners are expected to meet with their group of 3-4 students
one time a week for an hour
- Meetings and training will happen in the next couple of weeks
- Conversation Partners are strongly encouraged to attend our events and
activities.
UNT Sigma Iota Rho! The Honors Society for International Studies.
Please contact them at untsir@gmail.com or go to their website for more information https://orgs.unt.edu/sigma-iota-rho/
World Affairs Council:
Information on World Affairs Council membership, events and activities
- contact Katie Jo Whisenant ktjo87@yahoo.com.
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