Fw: H-ASIA: Internships with McLarty Associates

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Subject: H-ASIA: Internships with McLarty Associates

> H-ASIA
> August 10, 2011
>
> Internships with McLarty Associates Fall 2011
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> From: Christine Fair <c_christine_fair@yahoo.com>
>
> Note that this person will mostly work on India issues, a key area of
> focus for Mclarty Associates.
>
> MCLARTY ASSOCIATES – FALL 2011 INTERNSHIP ANNOUNCEMENT
>
> International strategic advisory firm seeks graduate students or
> undergraduate seniors for paid internship positions. The ideal candidates
> are accomplished researchers, excellent writers and are exceptionally
> organized, with an understanding of international politics, economics,
> business and culture. They should have a strong background, demonstrated
> interest, and experience living or studying in Brazil, India, the
> Middle East or Russia, as well as fluency in an appropriate regional
> language.
>
> Responsibilities of the internship include extensive research of public
> policy and business issues; occasional translation; attending and
> reporting on speeches, panel discussions and policy forums of interest to
> the firm and clients; assisting professional staff with general office
> and administrative support; and a commitment to work from August through
> December 2011. During the Fall term, interns are expected to commit to
> working at least 25 hours per week in the office (though they can work
> up to full time if their schedules permit).
>
> In order to complete the application, all candidates are asked to submit
> a detailed cover letter highlighting workday availability, relevant
> experience and skills; a copy of their resume; and one or two short
> writing samples (no more than 3 pp.) demonstrating strong research and
> concise writing style on issues related to international politics or
> political economy. Please send these materials to Caroline Stoga
> (cstoga@maglobal.com) and copy Aaron Melaas (amelaas@maglobal.com).
>
>
> Warmest Regards,
>
> C. Christine Fair, PhD
> Assistant Professor
> Georgetown University
> Security Studies Program,
> Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service
> www.christinefair.net
> Skype: c..christine.fair
> Mobile 202-460-9295
> Office: 202-687-7898
>