PIPS Administrative Interns

On an as-needed basis, PIPS seeks students to serve as administrative interns. The position is unpaid and involves no more than 5 hours of work a week.

Administrative intern duties include:

Helping to organize the PIPS symposiums in Washington, D.C. and on campus
Interacting with members of the policy community in support of PIPS programming
Participating in PIPS site visits to international relations related organizations
Conducting research on security-related policy issues for the PIPS Directors and, occassionally, a research team
Maintaining the PIPS website
Conducting outreach to the on-campus and off-campus communities

PIPS is looking for applicants with the following qualities:

Excellent time management skills
Self-motivated
Detail-oriented
W&M van certification (preferred, but not required)
Experience editing websites, especially using Cascade (preferred, but not required)
Strong research skills
Demonstrated interest in international relations
Minimum 3.3 cumulative GPA

Application Guidelines:

If you are interested in an administrative internship, please contact the PIPS directors, [[pips, Amy Oakes and Dennis Smith]].