When: March 9th, 2017 at 5:00pm Where: Bill Moore Student Success Center
Join representatives from Bain & Company and learn about their summer Building Entrepreneurial Leaders (BEL) program. Bain & Company is one of the largest managerial consulting firms. The BEL program will allow students to work on actual cases and learn about the career path of consulting.
Case Interviewing Workshop
When: March 30, 2017 at 5:30pm Where: Student Success Center Press Room A
Most management consulting firms incorporate some form of case interview into their interview process. Cases are often viewed by students as daunting and/or intimidating. The purpose of this workshop is to provide an overview of what case interviewing is and how students can practice before the kick-off of interview season, and run through an interactive case interview in real time.
Using LinkedIn for Networking and the Job Search →
When: March 28, 2017 at 4:00pm Where: Emory Career Center, B. Jones
Career and Pre-Professional Advisors
Career Development: Dennis Lindsay, dennis.lindsay@gatech.edu - Walk-in hours: Wednesdays, 11 AM-12 PM, Clough 242
This fellowship is designed to create opportunities for new and diverse voices to contribute to future public policy discussions. New America seeks to invest in some of the most promising young minds in the country; to deepen exposure to contemporary public policy and issue areas; to create valuable professional development experiences that will support their growth as future leaders, critical thinkers, and policy entrepreneurs; and to incubate and advance ideas that are capable of transforming policy systems for the better.
The Office of Investment Policy (OIP) analyzes proposed investment projects to ensure their eligibility for OPIC assistance with regard to the agency's policies on worker rights and environmental standards, employment and development and market effects; performs risk analyses and portfolio analyses; and monitors existing projects to assure continued adherence to contractual provisions and statutory requirements. The Economic Impact Analysis Group internship involves working with staff economists to manage and develop summaries of data collected by OIP. We are seeking someone with an interest in international development or international economics who has a strong background in quantitative analysis, such as statistics and/or econometrics. Experience with Excel and/or Access is desired.
Development Interns will have the opportunity to build and maintain products according to customer requirements. Applicants should have a strong interest in developing applications, as well as working with stakeholders to gather requirements. Experience with web design (HTML, CSS, Javascript) and database query languages (SQL) is preferred.
As a Student Trainee in the Economics Department, you will provide entry-level support under the direct supervision of senior level management. You will provide analytical, research, and technical support to Economics staff. Extract data from large data sets using statistical software packages such as SAS, Stata, or using languages such as MATLAB, R, etc. to assist economists, mathematicians, or statisticians with model development and independent research.
STE(A)M = Science, Technology, Engineering, (Arts), and Mathematics. STE(A)M Truck is a mobile makerspace that offers an experience anchored by a rigorous, experiential learning-based curriculum. As an intern you will be able to experience and innovative approach to school reform, assist in the preparation and execution of learning activities, lead small group or whole class discussion, and much more.
CSIS seeks one full-time intern to support the International Security Program (ISP) on administrative issues and general research efforts. ISP focuses on global security challenges, and the management of the United States Department of Defense. Key research areas include defense relations between the United States and other countries, emerging threats and challenges to U.S. national security, United States force posture and global force management, and overall national security policies. Because of the fast paced work environment, interns should be motivated self-starters that enjoy a wide variety of research, analytic, and logistical task work.
The German American Chamber of Commerce South has internships openings in consulting services and events coordination. In consulting services the intern will learn first-hand about issues surrounding bilateral trade between the U.S. and Germany from the practical perspective of handling daily inquiries that are received from companies interested in expanding their transatlantic business activities. In Events Coordination the intern will gain valuable experience in event management and will actively participate in marketing activities to new and current members. In addition, the intern will also answer general telephone inquiries.
UNIC interns have a broad range of responsibilities that include everything from representing the office at Washington events to fielding public inquiries. As part of the program, interns attend Capitol Hill hearings and NGO/think tank briefings on a variety of international subjects and report back to the office and UN headquarters on what was said. UNIC works with each intern to enable him/her to attend meetings on topics of particular interest. Another facet of the internship program involves monitoring international and regional news and keeping UNIC abreast of important UN-related developments. In addition to these primary responsibilities, interns are responsible for assisting with UN events, outreach and public inquiries. They are also given the opportunity to assist with visits of UN officials and conduct research for UN staff and projects.
