UPCOMING DEADLINES !!!

Each semester the British Council in the United States, (Washington DC Office) offers the following paid internship opportunity to two students.   The interns get involved with all aspects of our work and develop a broad range of skills. The BC works hard to ensure that they have a useful and productive time with students and include students in any and all events that they are involved with. The next internship will start in September and we will interview in mid-August. Ideally candidates have: a strong interest in the UK and international/cultural relations, excellent writing skills, a keen eye for detail, an ability to meet deadlines and good time management skills, and good team working and an ability to multitask. For more info, visit the British Council Website.

The Goldwater Scholarship, an award for sophomores and juniors in mathematics, the natural sciences, or engineering application, is due to the Office of Fellowships on November 12, 2009 at NOON. The application can be accessed at http://www.act.org/goldwater/apply/index.html. A checklist of everything that needs to be turned in to the Office to be considered for University nomination can be found here.

The application for the Carnegie Endowment For International Peace Junior Fellows Program has arrived! Please email Angela Johnson for your copy.  The Carnegie Fellows One-year paid internship (approx. $2750/month plus benefits) at the prestigious Carnegie Endowment in Washington, D.C. The internal deadline for Carnegie application materials is November 16, 2009 at NOON. 

Global Health Corps will recruit and match partner organizations that have specific needs with recent University graduates with requisite skills. Partner organizations will identify an area of their operations that stands to benefit from a fellowship team. Assignments for GHC fellows will have specific parameters, with a timeline and defined metrics for success. Fellows will be chosen for specific assignments following an extensive application and interview process. They will be selected based on their experience, character, and knowledge, and based on their possession of the specific skills necessary to accomplish the designated assignment. Each fellowship team will be composed of at least one pair of fellows, one from the United States and one from the country where the partner organization works. Visit their website for more information.

The Department of Commerce Internships offer opportunities to participate in hands-on education and training related to the Department of Commerce in numerous fields of study for 10 weeks in the summer; 16 weeks during fall or spring semester. For more information, click here.

The Alumnae of Northwestern University Graduate Fellowship awards  up to $20,000 towards graduate tuition to  Northwestern alums, preferably females, who return to Northwestern to pursue a terminal Master's degree in their chosen field or profession.  Open to all fields of study in any school at Northwestern.  Applicants must have been accepted in the graduate program of their choice and received a letter of endorsement from that program. The application for the Alumnae Graduate Fellowship is available here and will be due
December 1, 2009 at NOON to the John Evans Alumni Center. If you have any questions, please go to their website, www.alumnae.northwestern.edu , and click on “contact us.”

 

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