Deadline: 20 August 2010
Geographical coverage: USA
Reading Fee: n/a
Accepts (genre): n/a
Prize/Payment: undisclosed
Contact: NKIDP@wilsoncenter.org
NKIDP Fall Internship Opportunities
The North Korea International Documentation Project is currently accepting internship applications for Fall 2010
Application Deadline: Friday, 20 August 2010
Interns at the Project will assist with research at local archives and libraries, cataloging and editing documents, assembling and publishing document collections, disseminating NKIDP publications, coordinating scholarly conferences, and answering various information requests. Interns at NKIDP will develop an appreciation for the deep continuities in North Korean policies and the relevance of history in contemporary policy formation toward the DPRK. Interns will also gain valuable knowledge from interaction with NKIDP staff, visiting scholars, and Woodrow Wilson Center Fellows.
NKIDP's internship appointments are generally consistent with academic semesters (i.e. Fall, Spring, Summer / three to four months); although appointments are made throughout the year for periods of varying length. No internship will exceed one year in duration.
Successful applicants should have strong research and/or administrative skills; be extremely attentive to detail; be able to work independently and as part of group; be enrolled in a degree program, have graduated, and/or have been accepted to enter an advanced degree program within the next year. Knowledge of a foreign language (especially Korean, German, Romanian, Polish, Mandarin Chinese, and Russian) and past coursework in modern Korean history or the Cold War in Asia is helpful, but not necessary.
This internship with the North Korea International Documentation Project is unpaid, though we do offer interns the opportunity to earn academic credit in accordance with their programs' requirements. As a general rule, our office is looking for individuals who are willing to devote at least 14 to 21 hours per week.
NKIDP will select up to 3 interns for Fall 2010 to assist with two specific projects:
Publication of the 2010 critical oral history conference transcript. Primary responsibility will include editing and formatting the transcript and document appendix for publication as a book. Previous editing experience desired, but not necessary.
Interns to catalog newly acquired document collections on North Korea's inner workings and foreign policy from North Korean, South Korean, Polish, Russian and (East) German archives (fluency in Korean, Polish, Russian, or German necessary).All NKIDP interns will be expected to provide logistical support as needed for occasional conferencesThe Wilson Center is an equal opportunity employer and follows equal opportunity employment guidelines in the selection of its interns. Internships are open to all U.S. residents and qualified foreign students with U.S. Student Visas (F1).To apply, email a resume and cover letter to the North Korea International Documentation Project at: NKIDP@wilsoncenter.org
More information here.
Geographical coverage: USA
Reading Fee: n/a
Accepts (genre): n/a
Prize/Payment: undisclosed
Contact: NKIDP@wilsoncenter.org
NKIDP Fall Internship Opportunities
The North Korea International Documentation Project is currently accepting internship applications for Fall 2010
Application Deadline: Friday, 20 August 2010
Interns at the Project will assist with research at local archives and libraries, cataloging and editing documents, assembling and publishing document collections, disseminating NKIDP publications, coordinating scholarly conferences, and answering various information requests. Interns at NKIDP will develop an appreciation for the deep continuities in North Korean policies and the relevance of history in contemporary policy formation toward the DPRK. Interns will also gain valuable knowledge from interaction with NKIDP staff, visiting scholars, and Woodrow Wilson Center Fellows.
NKIDP's internship appointments are generally consistent with academic semesters (i.e. Fall, Spring, Summer / three to four months); although appointments are made throughout the year for periods of varying length. No internship will exceed one year in duration.
Successful applicants should have strong research and/or administrative skills; be extremely attentive to detail; be able to work independently and as part of group; be enrolled in a degree program, have graduated, and/or have been accepted to enter an advanced degree program within the next year. Knowledge of a foreign language (especially Korean, German, Romanian, Polish, Mandarin Chinese, and Russian) and past coursework in modern Korean history or the Cold War in Asia is helpful, but not necessary.
This internship with the North Korea International Documentation Project is unpaid, though we do offer interns the opportunity to earn academic credit in accordance with their programs' requirements. As a general rule, our office is looking for individuals who are willing to devote at least 14 to 21 hours per week.
NKIDP will select up to 3 interns for Fall 2010 to assist with two specific projects:
Publication of the 2010 critical oral history conference transcript. Primary responsibility will include editing and formatting the transcript and document appendix for publication as a book. Previous editing experience desired, but not necessary.
Interns to catalog newly acquired document collections on North Korea's inner workings and foreign policy from North Korean, South Korean, Polish, Russian and (East) German archives (fluency in Korean, Polish, Russian, or German necessary).All NKIDP interns will be expected to provide logistical support as needed for occasional conferencesThe Wilson Center is an equal opportunity employer and follows equal opportunity employment guidelines in the selection of its interns. Internships are open to all U.S. residents and qualified foreign students with U.S. Student Visas (F1).To apply, email a resume and cover letter to the North Korea International Documentation Project at: NKIDP@wilsoncenter.org
More information here.
