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The National Council Fellowships:
Washington, DC Summer Internship Program

The National Council's Annual Summer Internship Program combines professional work experiences with a parallel two-month series of seminars conducted throughout the week either over the noon hour or in the late afternoon, early evening hours. The goals of the program are: (1) to provide student interns with firsthand experience behind-the-scenes of the foreign policy analysis and advocacy process in Washington, D.C.; (2) to provide a strong academic component dealing with U.S. political, economic, and cultural relations with Arabia and the Gulf region; and (3) to introduce participants to career professionals in government, business, journalism, and NGOs as well as to highlight the wide range of career opportunities awaiting those who aspire to work in the area of U.S.-Arab relations.

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2008 Summer Internship Fellows

The National Council's 2008 Summer Internship Fellows

NameInternship PlacementCollege
 
Ahson AzmatCouncil for the National InterestPrinceton University
 
Nicoletta BarberaNational Council on U.S.-Arab RelationsSt. Mary’s College
 
Erin BergAMIDEAST - Fulbright ProgramGrand Valley State University
 
Brad BossermanCouncil for the National InterestAquinas College
 
Alice CassinWorld Affairs Councils of AmericaPrinceton University
 
Veronica CorsaroWorld Affairs Council of
Washington, D.C.		New York University
 
Mallory DoylePartnership for PeaceBoston University
 
Thomas EagerWorld Affairs Council of
Washington, D.C.		Tufts University
 
Yasmeen El-KhoudaryPalestine CenterAmerican University of Cairo
 
Pamela El-SafyThe Mosaic FoundationCollege of St. Catherine
 
Andrea GordonWomen’s Foreign Policy GroupBoston College
 
Miurtaza HassonjeeCIT - Council for International TradeUniversity of Virginia
 
Raneen HassunaLeague of Arab StatesLake Forest College
 
Megan KaleWorld Affairs Council of
Washington, D.C.;
Education for Employment Foundation		Syracuse University
 
Jeffery KatzinPartnership for PeaceWesleyan University
 
Clifton MartinAcademy for Educational DevelopmentCollege of William and Mary
 
Louis MastriniNational U.S.-Arab Chamber of CommerceGettysburg College
 
Sarah MayoNational Council on U.S.-Arab Relations;
U.S.-Egyptian Friendship Society		North Dakota State University
 
Kara McKinleyCenter for Contemporary Arab Studies, Georgetown University;
Washington Report on Middle East Affairs		Princeton University
 
James MostellerNational Council on U.S.-Arab RelationsGeorge Washington University
 
Anna PalgutaNational U.S.-Arab Chamber of CommerceMiami University of Ohio
 
Glenn SandbergNational Council on U.S.-Arab RelationsGrand Valley State University
 
Michael StephensonPLO Mission - Washington, D.C.Aquinas College
 
Jesse WardNational Council on U.S.-Arab RelationsMiami University
 
Stephanie WhitlatchWorld Affairs Councils of AmericaGrand Valley State University