To support the Director, Research and Consulting
Services/Executive Director, foundation for Public Affairs in creating research
content for the Council membership and the public affairs profession.
Length of Service
Varied - flexible based on intern schedule. The intern will
serve approximately10 hrs/week.
Job Functions
May
include, but not limited to:
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Background research, including gathering and organizing
of academic research, white papers, tools, case studies, and information about
key experts in the field for the Foundation's 2010 research projects
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Interpreting and analyzing data for the Council's
benchmarking and consulting projects
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Other duties as assigned
Qualifications/Skill Sets
Required
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Professional demeanor/superior business etiquette
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Communication skills - must have excellent
written and oral skills (will have interaction with business leaders and other
professionals)
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Research skills - including use of Internet
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Solid organizational skills
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Good time management
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Ability to multi-task
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Microsoft Office, particularly Word, Excel and
PowerPoint experience
Optional Skills
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Previous office/corporate experience
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Editing
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Phone and/or member relations experience
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Political and/or public policy knowledge or experience
Educational Requirements
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Must be a current student in good standing
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Concentrations of study may include political science,
economics, international affairs, social science, pre-law, marketing, business,
communications, or a related field
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Minimum GPA 3.0/4.0
Please,
absolutely no calls.
Application should include
cover letter & resume to Attention: Adam Korengold.
Public Affairs Council · 2033 K Street, NW, Suite
700 ·
Washington, DC 20006
PAC/Campaign Finance 
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