1. The Eurasia Center/Eurasian Business Coalition (EBC), based in America's capital Washington, D.C., is looking for a talented, self-motivated, intelligent, outgoing, and well-organized individual to assist with marketing and research activities for our expanding outreach and development efforts with Embassies of various Eurasian nations located in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area, their home countries, and key American businesses, lobbying firms, professional organizations, economic development agencies, and all levels of governments. The accepted candidates will assist with researching and identifying those Embassies which have the greatest interest in reaching key American investment, economic development, lobbying, high technology, export/import, education, and government leaders. The accepted candidates will work with the Eurasia Center's Directors to research contact information about and reach potential corporate sponsors, customizing presentation materials, creating enhancements to the Center/EBC websites, and working with existing individual and corporate supporters on program implementation. The position requires strong research, communication, organizational, and web design skills (a plus). Experience with basic Microsoft Office Suite.

The Eurasia Center interns must be self-reliant and able to work at their campus on specific research projects while assisting the Center with a number of events. The monthly "Evening with the Embassy" series, topical Roundtables, and international social events cater to sophisticated Eurasian Embassies staff members, Ambassadors, along with well-known personalities who represent all segments of the Washington, D.C. international relations and development community. An entrepreneurial spirit as well as initiative will be appreciated. We seek candidates who are independent, self-motivated, and who appreciate the long-term impact of The Eurasia/EBC programs and activities to foster even greater understanding, communications, trade, and investments between Eurasia and America in addition to the Nine Programs for Eurasia and how they bring peoples and countries together and promote peaceful relations. (All internships are unpaid positions).

The position is open to start immediately and continue throughout the semester for which selected and possibly beyond, based upon mutual agreement between The Eurasia Center and the respective intern.

, is looking for a talented, self-motivated, intelligent, outgoing, and well-organized individual to assist with eMarketing of its outreach and development efforts with Embassies of various Eurasian nations located in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area, their home countries, and key American businesses, lobbying firms, professional organizations, economic development agencies, and all levels of governments.

       

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The position is open to start immediately and continue throughout the semester for which selected and possibly beyond based upon mutual agreement between The Eurasia Center/EBC Director and the respective intern.

3. The Eurasia Center/Eurasian Business Coalition (EBC), based in America's capital Washington, D.C., is looking for a talented, self- motivated, intelligent, outgoing, and well-organized individual to assist the organization's technology needs, including the website, database, expansion of the WIFI, and network activities. The IT Intern will assist the Executives at the Eurasia Center and other interns with various projects to support the organization's technological needs. The intern may be asked to perform any or all of the following tasks:

Assist with the development of the organization's photographs archives and database;

Scan images, build the database, and maintain the archive of photographic originals;

Assist with website updates using the publishing tool and basic HTML knowledge;

Database projects as assigned utilizing the organization database iMIS.

Scan images, build the database, and maintain the archive of photographic originals;

Assist with website updates using the publishing tool and basic HTML knowledge;

Database projects as assigned utilizing the organization database iMIS. 

More Web work could be available to the intern based on his or her skill level with HTML and ASP. Work will include assisting with updating and possibly redesigning the current organizational websites, linking the organizational websites to those of the various Embassies and their home countries, and entering all submissions from the various Embassies and key leaders of their home countries into the organizational websites on a timely and as needed basis through direct assignment by a specified member of the EC Staff.

HTML, Adobe Photoshop, and Web development skills.

Knowledge of Microsoft Office products.

Strong ability to learn software programs and teach the Director and other interns on how to use them.

Ability to communicate and interact with staff in a professional and courteous manner.

Have excellent written and communication skills in English and his/her native language;

Be resourceful and able to multi-task and maintain organizational skills with little direct supervision;

Be self-motivated with the ability to take initiative and responsibility for timely execution of assigned tasks;

Prior knowledge of the information technology field through academic preparation and practical working experience in information technology or a related subject. The position is open to start immediately and continue throughout the semester for which selected and possibly beyond based upon mutual agreement between The Eurasia Center and the respective intern.

4. Art Internship for the American-Eurasian Art Foundation.

The Eurasia Center's American-Eurasian Art Foundation is looking for talented individuals who are interested in the arts and culture to assist in developing the American-Eurasia Art Foundation (AEAF) Program and its initiatives to build the new Museum of Eurasia and provide America and the world a greater understanding of the Arts and Cultures of Europe and Asia. This important initiative has just started and we wish to reach out to American and international communities of nations in order to seek support for the Museum and build a constituency which will create a platform for artists, audiences, peoples, and nations to share each others cultures so that greater understanding and peace and harmony may thrive from an exchange of art and culture. We are accepting internships, volunteers and those people who wish to engage with us on this important artistic initiative!

If you are an international intern candidate please contact the following for further information and applications to: