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Dr. Wiley’s Weekly Brief The GW Political Science Department Undergraduate Newsletter
In this newsletter:
- New internships & job opportunities
- Upcoming events
- Publication Opportunities
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NEW POSTING!! Kirkland & Ellis is hiring a legal assistant in our San Francisco private funds group. This is a great position for a recent graduate considering law school. Our group has an immediate need for the position, so December 2015 graduates (or prior) would probably be preferred, but I would also encourage those graduating in May 2016 to apply. For more information on the position, please see the detailed job description on the following posting: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs2/view/107565152?trk=biz-overview-job-post The Private Funds Group at Kirkland is "second to none" according to a recent survey by Chambers & Partners, which ranked Kirkland in 2015 as a Tier 1 law firm for Investment Funds in its U.S., UK, Asia-Pacific and Global rankings — making Kirkland the only law firm in the world to be considered in the top tier for each of these core jurisdictions for four years in a row. Additionally, the private funds group at Kirkland has 12 private funds attorneys ranked by Chambers 2015, more than any other Tier 1 firm. Any interested candidates can forward their resume to my attention at [email protected]. Please feel free to reach out to me with any questions about the application process or to learn more about the role. NEW POSTING!! 2016 NASI Paid Summer Internship Programs: The National Academy of Social Insurance (www.nasi.org) is now accepting applications for our paid internships for students studying for or interested in careers in social insurance policy. Our internship programs cover a wide array of policy areas including Health and Income Security Policy (Washington Internship), Aging and Long-term Care Policy (Somers Internship), Disability Policy (Eileen Sweeney Internship), and Non-profit Management (Nathan J. Stark Internship). The programs consist of a 12-week summer semester internship that usually spans May to August, depending on the student’s college schedule. Students receive a $3,500 honorarium for their internship experience and academic credit may be arranged through the intern’s college or university. International Students with valid student visas are encouraged to apply and can be placed with non-governmental organizations, if placement projects match their skills and interests.Deadline to Apply: March 1, 2016. For more information, visit our Internship Opportunities page or contact us at [email protected]. NEW POSTING!! A national Democratic opposition research firm is currently looking for interns for the Summer 2016. We do research and policy work for candidates and interest groups across the country. Candidates should be at least in their sophomore year, have a strong understanding of national politics, and be able to work 35-40 hours a week. Campaign experience is a major plus, but not a requirement. This is a paid internship with a $2,000 stipend for the summer. Anyone's who is interested can forward their resume to :[email protected]
Paid Opportunities
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The Fund for the Public Interest Network is looking for passionate students to fill positions on our Environment America and US PIRG campaigns. Environment America is continuing its work to protect our nation's waterways and defend the greatest clean water victory in a decade, the recently passed Clean Water Rule. After an exciting summer for environmental advocacy, we are working to maintain that momentum throughout the winter. If you or other students you know are enthusiastic about these issues, or are simply looking for part time work, please pass along this exciting employment opportunity. Our office has also worked on US PIRG's campaign to stop the overuse of antibiotics on factory farms and throughout the food industry. Last year, we celebrated a huge victory when McDonald's agreed to stop using chicken that contained antibiotics. In the fall we won our campaign when Subway agreed to do the same, but with all meats. We hope this will spark an industry-wide shift. Currently we are working on climate change with our primary campaign. The Obama Administration has finally put into play the Clean Power Plan, which will reduce our carbon pollution by 32% by the year 2030. This plan will stave off the worse effects of climate change and protect the environment for our future generations. But the polluting industry and their friends in congress are trying to block the plan and protect the polluters. Now we are trying to build as much public support possible to counteract their efforts. We need to engage the public in these critical efforts for public and environmental health. We cannot do that without an enthusiastic and engaged group of activists committed to social change. We're hiring for a number of different positions. Apply today to help make change happen. We are looking for • Energetic personalities determined to make a difference • Engaging story-tellers with a passion for environmental and social change • Self-motivators who turn obstacles into opportunities • Individuals who persevere when faced with challenge • Goal orientated leaders Salary $10-15 per hour Field Managers earn an additional $50-$100 each week. Healthcare benefits and more. Leadership and career positions are available. Contact Us You can reach us by phone at 202-546-3965 or apply online at http://fundforthepublicinterest.org/apply-now.html
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Independence Blue Cross has begun recruiting for our 2016 summer College Internship Program. This opportunity has been posted in GWork: #836570. This paid internship program is open to college students of all majors who are interested in gaining real work experience through project-based internships in their fields of study. Most of the positions will be located at Independence’s headquarters, at 1901 Market Street in Philadelphia. Independence is committed to providing relevant and meaningful work experiences for interns. Internships are project-based, and participants work closely with our full-time associates to support important business initiatives. Independence Blue Cross believes in the development of the whole person, and their internships reflect that belief in action. During the 10-week program, participants will attend professional development courses on topics such as professional networking, building your personal brand, and interviewing skills.
Guest speakers will present timely and relevant information topics such as health care reform, consumerism, and an overview of the health insurance industry.
Please visit the “Careers” section of their website to view the full list of opportunities. To filter the internship positions, click the “Position Type” field and select “Intern/Co-op.” For additional information about our College Internship Program, please visit http://www.ibx.com/careers/internship_program.html. The deadline to apply is February 28.
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Internships NEW POSTING!! 4D PAC, an organization that provides messaging and financial support to strong on security Democrats, is looking for a financial aide intern. This is a great opportunity to learn how a political organization grows and how DC PAC fundraising works. Our board includes former members of Congress and former candidates for office. Interns will have a chance to interact with them and current members of Congress at our events. This is an entry level opportunity so no previous experience is required. Candidates should have strong research abilities, be self starters and solid task managers. Interested parties should please reach out to Kevin McTigue [email protected] NEW POSTING!! Apply to work at the National Student Leadership Confernce's program on Political Action & Public Policy! At the NSLC, we offer high school students the opportunity to learn about themselves as leaders and how to utilize the qualities of effective leadership in their everyday lives as well as in fields they may be interested in pursuing. The Political Action & Public Policy program which offers students college-level lectures from professors, a presidential campaign simulation and Senate simulation, field trips and guest speakers related to the field of U.S. politics, and a pre-college experience with other students from around the country who are passionate about politics. The Political Action & Public Policy program will be at American University in Washington, D.C. this summer from June 22- June 20 and July 6 - July 14, and we are looking for qualified undergraduate students to apply to be Assistant Team Advisors and Team Advisors. You can access the application online here or contact program director Lindsey Rennie with any questions at [email protected]. We will be accepting applications on a rolling basis with interviews beginning the second week in February. NEW POSTING!! Internship opportunity in a small, fast-paced Democratic fundraising firm working directly for the National Finance Directors and Deputies to raise money for top races involving Democratic Senators and Candidates. Interns will assist in all aspects of planning and implementing fundraising events including: making fundraising calls, overseeing logistical details, maintaining commitment sheets and implementing donor follow up plans. They will also build relationships with co-hosts and coordinate with them prior to and during events. Interns will have the chance toattend fundraising events and help on site. They will help write detailed briefings for candidates, research donor history, assist in creation of call sheets for candidates, maintain call book and record of receipts from national donors, and assist in resolution of national compliance issues. The internship is available immediately. Please send a resume and cover letter to Josh Kramer at [email protected].
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NEW POSTING!! Congressman Pete Olson is currently seeking ambitious students who are interested in interning in his Washington DC office during the summer of 2016. A Capitol Hill internship gives a unique opportunity to learn about the political process by working side by side with policy makers, government officials and future world leaders. Interns will assist staff with drafting constituent correspondence, attending Congressional briefings, assisting communication team efforts, analyzing Committee testimony and more. This is a full-time, unpaid internship. No matter which career field students plan to follow after graduation, this internship presents infinite opportunities for your future and career aspirations. We're looking for students with superb academic achievement and an interest in the political sphere. Students must be able to perform under pressure, carry themselves well and possess a strong writing ability. Texas ties are preferred, but not necessary. Those interested should send a resume, cover letter and a short writing sample (1-2 pages to showcase writing prowess) to Intern Coordinator Ron Hammond at [email protected]. The application can be found at: https://olson.house.gov/services/internships NEW POSTING!! The Fairfax County Democrats are looking for Summer Interns to help build the Democratic Party and help our candidates win in November. Interns will work in a Democratic office alongside staff and leadership members to distribute information, register voters, assist with volunteer recruitment, conduct research and data entry, help with fundraisers, organize volunteer support and more. Interns will also have the opportunity to meet elected officials and attend campaign events. Our interns will be supporting the Presidential and Congressional campaigns for the 2016 elections. Interns must be prepared to work in a fast-paced dynamic environment and will experience the inner workings of campaigns. Assistance obtaining academic credit for eligible students will be provided. Employment assistance may also be available for students interested in political jobs after their internships are completed. Flexible schedules are available. We offer daytime, evening and weekend shifts. Positions will be available at our Headquarters and at other field locations around Fairfax County.
To complete the online application or download the application form, visit www.fairfaxdemocrats.org/internships or email a resume with cover letter to [email protected].
NEW POSTING!! The European Parliament Liaison Office (EPLO) is pleased to announce the launch of its Summer round of internships designed for US citizens who have completed their bachelor degree which will take place Monday May 2nd – Friday July 29th, 2016 in its Washington D.C. Office with an extension in Brussels and Strasbourg. We are also pleased to inform you that our internship program is expanding: from January on we are hosting 6 interns as opposed to 4 in the past.
Please note that the deadline to submit applications is March 1st, 2016 at midnight(Eastern time). Two letters of recommendation directly sent by a faculty member are also required. The candidate should also indicate which of the portfolio assignments they seek: research, international relations and trade/TTIP, economics and finance, migration, counter-terrorism/data privacy, energy/environment/health.
www.europarl.europa.eu
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NEW POSTING!! The Treasury Office of Public Affairs is seeking enthusiastic and dedicated students to serve as non-paid student interns. From May 23 – August 5, 2016 (flexible) students will be exposed to the Federal work environment and will learn about the mission and the roles and responsibilities of the Department of the Treasury. We are located in the heart of Washington, D.C. with offices on 15th and Pennsylvania Avenue, next door to the White House, a few blocks from McPherson Square and Metro Center metro stations. Responsibilities will include monitoring news coverage, preparing daily clips, contact management, research, drafting memos, etc. Opportunities also available within the Office of Business and Public Liaison and in speechwriting. Applicants will be expected to provide a resume, and transcript, and to submit a formal application through USA Jobs by Friday, March 4, 2016: https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/424438600 Following submission of a formal application, please email Sarah Logan at [email protected] to coordinate a brief interview. KEY REQUIREMENTS
· Must be a U.S. Citizen · Must be at least 16 years of age · Successfully complete Pre-Employment Background Investigation · Actively enrolled at least part-time in an accredited institution · Must be in good academic standing · College credit is available; student must facilitate · Relocation and housing expenses are paid by student, metro stipend may be provided
NEW POSTING!! The Governor’s Fellows Program is a great opportunity for students interested in policy/ political science. https://governor.virginia.gov/fellows/
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NEW POSTING!! The Washington office of Senator Amy Klobuchar is currently accepting internship applications for the 2016 Summer session. An internship with the Senator’s office is a terrific chance for students to gain first-hand experience with both the legislative process and constituent services in the United States Senate. Interns assist the office in a variety of legislative and administrative capacities. Interns support legislative staff by conducting policy research, attending briefings, and preparing for hearings. They are also asked to give tours of the U.S. Capitol to constituents and assist with constituent correspondence by letter, email, and phone. During your time in the office, you will learn your way around Capitol Hill and become familiar with the daily operations of a Senate office. The Summer Internship runs from June to August and is available both part time and full time. If you will be attending classes while you are here we ask that you note that on your internship application, as well as what days and times you are available to work. We are happy to coordinate with educational institutions and students to develop internships for academic credit. Materials required for consideration:
Cover letter Resume Three References Short writing sample (from a previous internship or academic experience) Internship application form (available
at http://www.klobuchar.senate.gov/public/internships)
If you would like to be considered for this program, please send your application materials by mail, email, or fax to: U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar c/o Internship Coordinator 302 Hart Senate Office Building Washington, D.C. 20510 Email: [email protected]. Fax: 202-228-2186 Phone: 202-224-3244
The deadline for application materials is March 13, 2016. Please be aware that due to security measures it may take mail through the postal system two or more weeks to reach our DC office. We recommend using the email address above to submit your application materials to ensure your application arrives in time. Students and recent college graduates with ties to Minnesota are strongly encouraged to apply, but all applicants are welcome. If you have any questions, please contact me at the email address or phone number listed above.
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U.S. Climate Plan seeks a full or part time Spring Policy Intern. The internship will be an excellent opportunity for those interested in policy and advocacy at a nonprofit organization with a focus on climate and energy issues. This position is unpaid. The Policy Intern will be responsible for supporting policy advocacy efforts through research, analysis, communication, and advocacy. Projects may include analysis of state-level potential for ambitious climate and energy policies, assisting with state level carbon tax campaigns, analyzing legislation and regulations, and support/expansion of ongoing efforts to lobby the Obama administration for stronger climate policies. The posting can be viewed at: http://bit.ly/USCPJobs
NOAA INTERNSHIPS AVAILABLE Constituent & Legislative Affairs Internship: http://sanctuaries.noaa.gov/involved/pdfs/onms-constituent-&-legislative-affairs-volunteer-internship-dec2015.pdf We invite you to join a dedicated and enthusiastic team at the NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries where you will gain invaluable resume-building experience and an insider’s perspective from the nation’s leader in ocean conservation and management. The NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries conducts outreach with members of Congress and constituent groups on key issues, such as marine conservation, climate change and maritime heritage. As a volunteer intern, you will assist with constituent and congressional outreach efforts. We are looking for motivated self-starters who enjoy both independent and collaborative work. The ideal candidate for this volunteer position will possess a strong academic background and the desire to immerse oneself in the world of marine communications and the internal workings of a federal office. Media Relations Internship: http://sanctuaries.noaa.gov/involved/pdfs/onms-media-relations-volunteer-internship-dec2015.pdf We invite you to join a dedicated and enthusiastic team at the NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries where you will gain invaluable resume-building experience and an insider’s perspective from the nation’s leader in ocean conservation and management. The Communications Team produces and distributes NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries messages through a variety of channels to a diverse audience – Capitol Hill legislators and staff, agency departments, news media and the public. As a volunteer intern, you will have the opportunity to participate in staff meetings; fine-tune writing, editing and proofreading skills; develop targeted media lists and media kits; learn media outreach strategies. Strong research and writing skills are a must, along with knowledge of social media trends and best practices.
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Interested in politics? Want to make history this spring? If the U.S. Senate looked like America, we would have:
51 female Senators, not 20. 17 Hispanic American Senators, not 3. 13 African American Senators, not 2. 5 Asian American Senators, not 1.
The Donna Edwards for U.S. Senate campaign is seeking internship fellows to join our passionate and experienced team working to make history by electing the nation's first female African American Senator from Maryland. No prior political experience necessary. Applicants should be energetic and motivated individuals who are excited to learn about the campaign and make political history. Fellows will be assigned a variety of tasks in one or more of the following campaign departments: Field, Political, Communications, Digital, and Finance. Accepted fellows will be assigned to departments based on experience, availability, and preference. Fellows selected to work with us are required to complete a minimum of ten hours per week. Fellowships are unpaid. Access to reliable transportation, a personal laptop, and a cellphone is recommended. Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis. How to apply Email your resume to [email protected]. For questions, contact Sian (pronounced "See-Anne") at 240-696-2104.
The office of Congresswoman Suzanne Bonamici (OR-01) is seeking unpaid interns for summer 2016. Interns in the Washington, D.C. office will gain valuable experience supporting legislative staff and will learn about the operations of a congressional office. Responsibilities will include: conducting legislative research, providing office support, answering phones, assisting with constituent correspondence, leading tours of the U.S. Capitol, and assisting staff with projects as assigned. Interns in the district office in Beaverton, Oregon will assist the outreach staff and caseworkers, research policy issues, help with constituent communication through mail and phone calls and attend meetings with the Congresswoman. Successful candidates will demonstrate professionalism, strong communication skills, and an interest in learning more about the legislative process. Candidates with Oregon ties are strongly encouraged to apply. The deadline for applications for the summer 2016 internship is March 25th. To apply, please visit http://bonamici.house.gov/internshipform
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Do you want to be part of the grassroots effort to change America, but you’re not sure how to get involved? Come intern for the Kathleen Matthews Campaign! We are seeking passionate and energetic applicants who want to learn how campaigns work, how to run them, and help elect the next Representative of Maryland’s 8th Congressional District. There is only a small time requirement to be considered an intern with our campaign, and your schedule is set by you. Being part of the campaign team is like gaining another family, and our struggles and triumphs are shared collectively. Come Election Day, you’ll walk out with a ton of new friends, professional networks, and a full understanding of how to run your own local grassroots field program. In addition, we are offering a fellowship program for those who are looking to take their involvement in the campaign to the next level. As such, there is a greater time commitment required than interns, but fellows will be privy to our Field Organizer Training Program. The goal of this once a week seminar is for fellows to leave the Matthews campaign ready to work on, and eventually run, their own campaigns in the future. The Matthews Campaign internship and fellowship programs are designed to be an enriching educational experience where participants will engage in daily field activities, learn from and have access to seasoned campaign staff, and hear from a variety political guest speakers. To apply to be an intern or fellow for the Kathleen Matthews Campaign, apply online athttp://go.kathleenmatthewsforcongress.com/internships and send us your resume at [email protected]. There is no experience necessary to apply for this position, there is no age requirement, and you do not have to live in the district. However, it is required that you have a way of getting to our Headquarters in Bethesda at least twice a week. Interns can start immediately and work through Primary Day which is April 26th. We look forward to hearing from you soon!
The office of Congresswoman Suzanne Bonamici (OR-01) is seeking unpaid interns for summer 2016. Interns in the Washington, D.C. office will gain valuable experience supporting legislative staff and will learn about the operations of a congressional office. Responsibilities will include: conducting legislative research, providing office support, answering phones, assisting with constituent correspondence, leading tours of the U.S. Capitol, and assisting staff with projects as assigned. Interns in the district office in Beaverton, Oregon will assist the outreach staff and caseworkers, research policy issues, help with constituent communication through mail and phone calls and attend meetings with the Congresswoman. Successful candidates will demonstrate professionalism, strong communication skills, and an interest in learning more about the legislative process. Candidates with Oregon ties are strongly encouraged to apply. The deadline for applications for the summer 2016 internship is March 25th. To apply, please visit http://bonamici.house.gov/internshipform
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Upcoming Events/Announcements NEW POSTING!! We are happy to announce that our 2016 issue of the Ramapo Journal of Law and Society (RJOLAS), which is dedicated to the publication of undergraduate scholarship in Law and Society, is available online. The journal is published by an editorial board of students and faculty from Ramapo College and other colleges and universities. Please help us spread the word, and if you know of any outstanding undergraduate papers with a socio-legal focus (defined broadly), please send them our way and encourage your students to publish in Rjolas. The link to our journal is: http://www.ramapo.edu/law-journal/Ouremail is [email protected]. Thank you! Best wishes, Sangha Padhy (and Prof. Mia Serban) Sanghamitra PadhyAssistant Professor of Law and Society, SSHSRamapo [email protected] NEW POSTING!! The Center for National Security Law announces its 24th National Security Law Institute to be held June 5-17, 2016, at the University of Virginia School of Law. Please share this unique educational opportunity to study the field of national security law in depth with those in your organization you believe will find the Institute of value.
The Institute was specifically designed to provide government attorneys and professors of law and related disciplines with both an overview of the field and updates on contemporary developments. This highly intensive, two-week program brings to Charlottesville some of the nation’s leading authorities from academia and government service to address more than 40 important topics of national security law. Classes address both theoretical and practical topics ranging from the origins of war and its prevention to national security legal issues involving international and domestic terrorism, cyber threats, immigration, and intelligence activities. Certain timely and controversial topics will be addressed through debates, including the recent nuclear agreement with Iran and the need for new congressional
authorization for the use of military force against ISIS. The 2016 Institute e-brochure is attached. From the very first year the large majority of Institute participants have been government lawyers working in the national security field. Government attorneys from every U.S. federal department and agency with major national security responsibilities and foreign governments on six continents have attended the Institute. Institute graduates have later served as Assistant Secretary of Homeland Security, Legal Counsel to the Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Deputy Legal Adviser to the National Security Council. Other Institute graduates now serve as Director of the Duke Law School Center for Law, Ethics and National Security, and as Director of the Robert S. Strauss Center for International Security and Law at the University of Texas at Austin. One former participant commented, “Without question, a learning environment second to none was created. This is a world-class program that simply has no peer…”
Portions of the costs of the Institute are covered by grants from non-profit foundations to the University of Virginia Law School Foundation, but there is a tuition fee of $1950.00 that helps cover textbooks, lodging, and other operational expenses. Participants are responsible for their transportation to and from Charlottesville and for most evening meals during the Institute, and other personal expenses. The full program, topics list, application, and additional information are available on the Center’s website at http://www.virginia.edu/cnsl/nsli.html. The deadline for applications is April 15, 2016.
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NEW POSTING!! Planning on going to law school? Want to score high on the LSAT? TestMasters will be hosting a Free LSAT Workshop on Wednesday,February 24th from 7PM-9PM in the Meridian Room of the One Washington Circle Hotel. Light refreshments will be served! The workshop will be conducted by Palmer Heenan, a veteran TestMasters instructor with nine years of LSAT teaching experience and a J.D. from Georgetown University. Attendees will be challenged with a series of difficult LSAT questions, and Palmer will demonstrate the most effective methods for tackling them. If you are interested in law school and want to crush the LSAT, don’t miss this great opportunity! Seating is limited: RSVP HERE
NEW POSTING!! Students of George Washington University, One Heart Source is seeking applications from university students seeking to complement their coursework throughGlobal Experiential-Learning, this summer. Activate your education through international mentorship and intercultural experience in Jamaica and South Africa for 2 or 4 weeks. With OHS you will:
Empower students through mentorship
Partner with local communities to experience a global perspective
Connect to an international network designing for global uplift
ONEHEARTSOURCE oneheartsource.org APPLY HERE Next Deadline: Feb 26, 2016
NEW POSTING!! Researchers in the Department of Exercise and Nutrition Sciences at the Milken Institute School of Public Health are recruiting volunteers to participate in a study to learn about the bacteria commonly found in the digestive system. If you are a healthy young adult, between 18-35 years of age, please consider participating. The study involves one 2-hour long study visit and provision of 3 stool samples over a one-week period. $100 compensation is provided. Please contact the Healthy Microbiome Study Team at [email protected] if interested!
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NEW POSTING!! The Dianne M. Pinderhughes Mentorship Legacy Award, established through the Dianne M. Pinderhughes Foundation, (DMPF, Inc.), is a scholarship award for undergraduate students to attend the National Conference of Black Political Scientists (NCOBPS). The creation of this award, by her former students, honors Dr. Pinderhughes’s positive influence on their careers and continues her legacy of outstanding scholarship, teaching, and dedicated mentorship for the benefit of future generations. The awardee will receive a travel stipend reimbursement of $500. The award will be presented during the Annual Meetings’ Award Program. Student self-nominations and nominations by others are encouraged. Undergraduate students who have previously attended the NCOBPS Annual Meeting may apply; however, preference will be given to first-time attendees and applicants from departments of political science. An independent selection committee will review the applications and select the winning recipient. Eligibility: (Category 1) Undergraduate students presenting papers during the conference; (Category 2) Undergraduate students who are not presenting but attending the conference to gain insight on groundbreaking Black politics research and to consider a political science related career. Requirements: • If presenting, include a copy of the paper proposal. A copy of documents from the online paper submission system is acceptable. (Category 1) • All nominees must submit a one page cover letter introducing themselves, explaining their interest in political science, and stating how attending NCOBPS will benefit them and the organization. (Categories 1 and 2) • All nominees must submit a letter of support from a faculty mentor, professor, chair of the department, or an activist mentor with whom they have organized. (Categories 1 and 2) Deadline: All nominations and supporting materials must be received on or before Friday, March 4, 2016 Please submit all required documents electronically to Dr. Lorrie Frasure-Yokley, Award Committee Chair with the following subject line, “Pinderhughes Mentorship Legacy Award.” Email address for submissions:[email protected]
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The Journal of Politics & International Affairs (JPIA) is seeking qualified student submissions to be published in the Spring 2016 issue. JPIA is a student-run journal that publishes papers written by undergraduate students in the areas of Political Science, International Studies, Economics, Public Affairs, Sociology, and related fields. Publication in the Journal is an opportunity to reach a wider audience outside of the class, as well as a learning experience through the editing and feedback process. We seek to publish high quality papers that address current events and relevant subjects in the area of politics and international affairs. Ideal submissions are both informative and argumentative, with well-developed theses and strong mechanics.
The Journal typically publishes original research, theses, and essays written for upper-level courses although all majors and class ranks are invited.
If this opportunity is of interest to you, we highly encourage you to submit a paper for publication on our website athttp://u.osu.edu/jpia/submit-manuscript/. The deadline is March 1st, 2016, and submissions are reviewed on a rolling basis. We have recently updated our submission guidelines, which can be found here: http://u.osu.edu/jpia/submission-guidelines/, and ask you to carefully review them before submitting.
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