Category: Extracurricular Opportunity

 The 2019 Hudson Institute Political Studies Summer Fellowship is looking for students interested in studying political theory and public policy in the nation’s capital.

Fellowship includes:

·         Rigorous seminars led by master teachers on week-long topics in political theory and public policy

·         Weekly policy workshops led by think tank experts and experienced government officials, and

·         A distinguished speaker series featuring national leaders from government, business, journalism, the military, and the academy offering insights on public service, pressing issues, and enduring political questions

 The fellowship is open to all undergraduates, including graduating seniors. Students participate free of charge, are given complimentary accommodations, and receive a $3,000 stipend. The fellowship will be held from June 17 – July 26, 2019 at Georgetown University and Hudson Institute, in Washington, D.C. More information can be found at hudsonpoliticalstudies.org.

To apply, visit this webpage.

2019 application deadline is February 15, 2019!

Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation is offering several internship opportunities for the spring semester, courtesy of Professor Christov.

“We are now welcoming applications for spring 2019 internships. We’re seeking talented undergraduate and graduate students who possess a commitment to educating people about the history of communism and the dangers of collectivism. We offer a variety of roles like Academic Programs, Development, Events, Government Relations, and more.”

The Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation offers 6 internships in Washington:
Academic Program Internship: This intern would assist the Director of Academic Program’s mission of educating the public on the history and legacy of communism. A qualified candidate would possess strong communication and writing skills.
Communications Internship: (Based in Alexandria, VA) This intern would assist the Communications Team and Communications Manager in promoting VOC’s work to the public, as well as have the opportunity to meet with policymakers and human rights activists. A qualified candidate is a junior or senior working towards a college degree in a related field and is fluent in Adobe InDesign and Photoshop.
Development Internship: This intern would help to develop VOC’s fundraising program as well as performing fundraising outreach.
Events Internship: This intern would assist the Event Coordination Team in planning VOC’s events.
Government Relations Intern: This intern would assist in VOC’s government and diplomatic relations, including writing daily reports on the White House, State Department, and Capital Hill for the Government Relations Team.  A qualified candidate would have a background in political science, public policy, or government relations.
Research Internship: This intern would assist the Research and Publications team in compiling research as well as news analysis for blog posting  and staffers.

Get more information on each position and application process here

Undergraduate students studying religion are invited to submit their papers to the Southeastern Commission for the Study of Religion (SECSOR) for the opportunity to be featured in their Undergraduate Sessions publication.
Papers must be approximately 12 pages (12pt font, double-spaced) and no longer than 14 pages to be considered. Please include a cover page, detailing your contact information and contact information for a faculty sponsor, when submitting.
Submit your paper on the SECSOR website here by December 15th to be considered!