IREX Internship in Washington, DC (fwd)

[Devin P Browne]

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                       Internship Position
         Central and Eastern European Programs Division
         International Research & Exchanges Board (IREX)
                         Washington, DC
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The  International  Research  & Exchanges Board  (IREX)  seeks  a
qualified  intern  to  assist its Central  and  Eastern  European
Programs  Division with coordination of the  USIA-funded  Central
and Eastern European Graduate Fellowship program.  Position  will
begin as soon as possible.

Position Responsibilities

* Compiling resume book for Central and Eastern European Graduate
  Fellowship (CEEGF) program
* Researching U.S. investment in Central and Eastern Europe
* Assisting  with  coordination  of Spring  workshops  for  CEEGF
  scholars

Preferred Qualifications

* Strong computer skills (Windows applications)
* Editing skills; attention to detail
* Experience with Central and Eastern Europe
* Regional language preferred (not required)

The successful intern would be offered an honorarium upon
completion of the internship.

ABOUT IREX

Founded  in  1968, the International Research &  Exchanges  Board
(IREX)  provides  field access for US  specialists  to  scholars,
policymakers,  and  research resources of the  Newly  Independent
States of Eurasia, Central and Eastern Europe, and Mongolia. IREX
builds upon strong organizational alliances with major US  acade-
mic, government, foundation, business, and media partners.

For  more information about specific IREX programs, please  visit
the IREX web site at  http://www.irex.org

THE IREX INTERNSHIP PROGRAM

The  IREX  Internship Program is designed to  give  students  and
young  professionals the opportunity to develop  valuable  skills
and firsthand experience in the field of international  exchanges
and training programs.

IREX  interns are given independent special assignments in  addi-
tion  to working closely with experienced staff on long-term  and
on-going projects.

All  internships are offered on an un-salaried basis and  can  be
either  part-time or full-time.  Preference is given  to  persons
who can give at least 15 hours per week.  Interns will be given a
signed letter of recommendation upon the successful completion of
their specific program.

Send cover letter and resume to:

                Tamara L. Dunbar, Program Associate
             International Research & Exchanges Board
                          1616 H Street, N.W.
                         Washington, DC 20006
                          Tel: 202-628-8188
                     E-mail: tdunbar at irex.org
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