Environmental Film Festival Internship

November 24, 2010 Leave a Comment

Deadline: ASAP.

The Environmental Film Festival (www.dcenvironmentalfilmfest.org/) is seeking 1-2 part or full-time interns to support our small team (and extensive network of partners) in implementation of marketing/ PR activities for our 2011 festival.

The intern will report directly to the Director of Public Affairs. Requirements * Minimum commitment of 10 hours per week * Interns must have professional or advanced education in marketing or business and must be ready to work on marketing/public relations efforts without significant support or training from staff.

Timeline:

Internship will last from January – March 2011. EFF is interviewing immediately for this position. This is an unpaid position. To thank our interns, EFF will provide our interns with free admission to networking and launch events, casual upbeat work environment, and professional references.

To Apply:

Please send CV with brief cover letter to helen@envirofilmfest.org

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Filed under Environment, Spring 2011, Unpaid Internship, Washington DC

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The Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service created the Certificate in International Development in the Fall 2006 to educate students for careers in the field of international development. The Certificate in International Development is designed to help students think critically about development as an urgent global challenge and as a contested theoretical field. The School's faculty -- a community of scholars and practitioners -- educate students to understand the many dimensions of global crises such as extreme poverty. While classroom teaching provides students with an understanding of the theoretical approaches to and outcomes of development, experiential learning opportunities in the developing world help them better understand the challenges of international development.