Industry Newsletter
What's Inside:
- Capitol Hill Trip
- City Year Shadow Day
Articles & Resources
- How to Stand Out as a Winter Graduate
- All About Going to Graduate School
- Going Global
Video of the Week
- Public Policy
Featured From Tribe Careers
- Capital Teaching Resident at KIPP DC
- Change the World at The U.S. Department of Energy - Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
- Coordinator, Membership & Meetings at Society for American Archaeology
Internships
- Legislative or Press Intern at The Office of Congressman Reid Ribble
- Public Policy Internship at SAIC
Fellowships
- Coro Fellowship in Public Affairs
- Capital Fellows Program
Congratulations, Graduates!
Events & Programs
The application for the 2016 Capitol Hill trip is now open! This program includes site visits to government agencies and non-profit organizations in Washington, DC! Spend January 14th learning about what it's like to work and live in DC!
Space for this program is extremely limited, so apply as soon as possible! Students will be placed on a wait list if the number of interested students exceeds the available spaces, so don't wait!
More info at: http://bitly.com/caphillinfo
Apply at: http://bitly.com/CapHillApplyCity Year Shadow Day
Join City Year for City Year Shadow Day. Learn about the day-to-day work of City Year participants to see if this program is right for you!
-be provided with light refreshments as you receive an introduction to City Year
-learn about City Year’s work addressing the national dropout crisis in public schools
-engage in a leadership workshop similar to training our corps members receive
-connect with currently serving corps members to gain a first hand perspective
RSVP by Friday, December 18th at http://bit.ly/1jYgsyt.
Find more information at http://bit.ly/1O4P6ot.
Articles & Resources
How to Stand Out as a Winter Graduate
All About Going to Graduate School
Check it out at http://bit.ly/1QGzWEG!
Going Global
Video of the Week
Featured From Tribe Careers
Capital Teaching Resident at KIPP DC
The responsibilities of the Capital Teaching Residents will include:
• Participate and contribute as a member of his/her particular school community
• Attend all school level professional development (PD) sessions
• Attend all PD and certification coursework specific to area of training
To find out more about this position, log into Tribe Careers! http://bit.ly/1McUe2v
Change the World at The U.S. Department of Energy - Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
The U.S. Department of Energy - Pacific Northwest National Laboratory is looking to hire for multiple positions, including:
- Undergraduate Internships
- Community College Internship (CCI)
- Science Undergraduate Laboratory Internship (SULI)
Find out more about these opportunities by logging into Tribe Careers! http://bit.ly/1Rk3aei
Coordinator, Membership & Meetings at Society for American Archaeology
Duties include, but are not limited to:
- Responsibility for all membership and subscriber records/database including processing new members and subscribers and changes
- Database reporting;
- Setting the high member service standard for all staff
- Assisting with the renewal and invoicing processes
- Managing the committee appointments process and web integration
- Providing support and service to the membership at large.
Find out more about this position by logging into Tribe Careers! http://bit.ly/1O4O6AN
Internships
Legislative or Press Intern at The Office of Congressman Reid Ribble
Interns will assist the staff with a variety of tasks, including:
- Office administration
- Legislative research
- Constituent correspondence
To learn more about this opportunity or to apply, log into Tribe Careers. http://bit.ly/1TL0DYd
Public Policy Internship at SAIC
Responsibilities include:
- Assisting with congressional affairs, public affairs, event planning
- White paper development
- Legislative research and tracking
- Compliance support
- Attending and reporting on hearings and industry meetings
- Assisting with day-to-day administrative and office duties.
For more information, go to http://bit.ly/1mjN5IN
Fellowships
Coro Fellowship in Public Affairs
The Coro Fellowship in Public Affairs is a leadership program that develops the next generation of aspiring change makers. Today’s complex urban environments present constantly evolving challenges and opportunities, creating an increasing need for leadership with the ability to forge connections and solve problems across all sectors.
Applications for the program are due January 20, 2016.
Complete an interest form and access the application here:
http://www.corofellowship.org/apply-today/.
To speak with a graduate of the program, or be connected to a recruitment officer, send an email to: rmtanap@gmail.com.
Capital Fellows Program
To find out more about the program or to apply, go to http://bit.ly/1O4Pgw8.