Youth Disarmament Education Student Intern

Description

Professor Bolton from the Political Science - NY department and Professor Welty from the Peace and Justice Studies – NY department are seeking student interns to participate in event planning, logistics, note-taking and research. 

Position Duties/Responsibilities: The student will assist the professors in event planning, logistics, note-taking and research for a project on nuclear disarmament. Exact schedule to be determined with supervisor.

Requirements

• Student should have experience with and/or study of advocacy, activism and research.
• Majors in Peace and Justice Studies, Political Science, International Relations and Global Studies preferred.
• Students who have taken Peace and Justice Studies classes, Global Politics of Disarmament and Arms Control and/or  Conflict Analysis preferred.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• Ability to work independently

Summary

Exact schedule to be determined with supervisor. 

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