A nation must think before it acts.
FPRI takes the health of our staff, speakers, and guests seriously. We have been closely monitoring information from local, state, and federal officials regarding the CoronaVirus (COVID-19), and in an abundance of caution, our 2021 Summer Internships will all be held remotely.
FPRI Interns gain valuable first-hand experience working at a non-profit think tank alongside a supervisor in their chosen field. Interns function as team members in our office and have the opportunity to attend all FPRI events and briefings throughout the duration of their internship.
Intern schedule: Fall Spring Summer |
To apply: Please submit the following to • Resume • Cover letter stating which internship you are applying • Availability – including both start and end dates and days • A short writing sample – about 3-5 pages of work that you |
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Please apply to the position below that best describes the experience you would like to gain at FPRI.
Research Interns work under the direct supervision of the Institute’s scholars in one of three main research areas: National Security, Eurasia, or Asia. Duties and availability vary between programs, so applicants should specify which research program they are interested in and will be matched with a scholar in that program upon acceptance. This position allows for remote interns (if preferred) who can communicate with their supervisor via skype and/or phone.
Special Events Interns work with the Event Planner on all event-related tasks. The Special Events Intern is required to work majority of events that FPRI hosts or co-hosts. This person must have a flexible work schedule and can occasionally work nights. The Special Events Intern gets paid $15/hour for each night event they work.
Operations Interns will assist the administrative staff on a variety of projects related to development, public relations, events, and other related tasks.