Programs and Events Internship
Not accepting applications at this time.
Department Description: The Programs and Events Department organizes and manages all public and private webinars, roundtables, panels and conferences. This team works closely across all other departments to ensure programming and events are timely, relevant and support the greater mission of MEI.
Internship Description: The Programs and Events Department seeks an interns to support in the planning and implementation of all MEI events. The includes providing logistical and communications support as well as occasional research and writing tasks.
Key Responsibilities:
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Assists in events-related research, outreach, and planning
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Plays a collaborative role in interdepartmental communication regarding event logistics
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Attends all webinars, roundtables, and panels, and takes notes
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Analyzes event data to help brainstorm new public outreach opportunities
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Assists with administrative and operational tasks as required
Educational Objectives:
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Gain practical experience in event management and communications
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Develop skills in research, writing, data entry and analysis, budgeting, etc.
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Learn about the event planning process in a think-tank/non-profit environment
Qualifications:
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Currently enrolled or recent graduate from a Bachelor’s program in International Relations, Political Science, Middle East Studies, Communications, Management or similar.
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Strong and demonstrated interest in the Middle East.
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Excellent communication, interpersonal, writing, and multitasking skills.
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Experience in event management, event marketing, and outreach/communications
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Proficiency in Google Suite and Microsoft Office (Salesforce or other CRM experience is a plus)
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Enthusiasm for learning and developing new skills
Benefits:
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Hands-on experience in non-profit event management
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Mentorship and guidance from experienced professionals
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Networking opportunities within the industry
Note: Please be aware that this is an unpaid internship with no promise or expectation of compensation, express or implied. Furthermore, participation in this internship does not entitle interns to a paid job after the internship.