SPHHS Jobs DatabaseWelcome! Thank you for using the SPHHS searchable job opportunities website! To create a new centralized resource for jobs, internships, and fellowships, and to cut down on Listserv traffic, the GW School of Public Health and Health Services has launched this new jobs website. How to use this new resource:This new website is searchable by keyword as well as by free text. Search terms can also identify full-time and part-time jobs, fellowships, and internships. Simply type in a keyword, or words into the search box to search job titles only. Or click on "advanced search" below it to search for specific text within the entire jobs website. The website is open to SPHHS students and alumni and also to the greater public health community. It contains information about all job postings that are forwarded to the SPHHS Office of Student Academic and Career Development Services at sphhsjob@gwu.edu. Remember, submit all jobs to the new email address!To submit a potential job, internship, or fellowship opportunity for posting on the new website, please send a detailed email to sphhsjob@gwu.edu. Submissions will be reviewed and posted within 48 hours. Please do not post jobs directly to the SPHHS Listserv!! If you have any questions, please contact Mallory Boyd at sphmxb@gwumc.edu or 202-994-2632.
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FOREIGN POLICY INTERNSHIP IN RUSSIAN & EURASIAN AFFAIRS AND INTERNATIONAL ENERGY POLICY WASHINGTON, DC A highly competitive, full time paid internship with Dr. Ariel Cohen, Senior Research Fellow, Russian and Eurasian Studies, at the Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Institute for International Studies at the Heritage Foundation, a leading public policy institute, focusing on Eastern European, Russian and Eurasian and European affairs and international energy policy. The selected intern will participate in research and administrative work in the Foundation’s Russia and Eurasia programs, focusing on the Former Soviet Union and international energy security issues. In particular, interns will focus on US-Russian and US-NIS relations, transition to markets and democracy, oil and gas pipeline security around the world, and radical Islam. Interns will prepare research briefs, provide literature reviews, talking points and draft presentations. Interns will also work with the supervising researchers on preparation of seminars, conferences, media activities and public speaking engagements. Academic credit possible but must be discussed on case-to-case basis. Access to numerous networking opportunities, lectures, receptions and policy luncheons in and outside Heritage will be available. Graduate students and graduates are particularly welcome. Skills: superb on-line Contact Information:
TO APPLY: Please e-mail resumes, three Keywords:
Health Policy Intern
INTERNATIONAL HEALTH POLICY INTERN WASHINGTON, DC Coordinate with the health unit at IRC headquarters in New York to cover global health issues, meetings and conferences taking place in Washington, DC. REQUIRES: Contact Information:
The International Rescue Committee has posted openings for the following positions. Keywords:
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