ACE Student Fellow: Nuclear Nonproliferation
ACE Student Fellows are an essential part of ACE's mission to engage young voters through nonpartisan research, and empower them to make informed choices. We are seeking students with an interest in nuclear nonproliferation to research and publish with our team this spring. ACE is a nonpartisan, nonprofit think tank.
Student Fellows collaborate to produce nonpartisan, accessible research briefs for publication. Research teams are led by ACE Research Associates, graduate students with expertise in their field or highly-qualified undergraduate students. Research Associates work one-on-one with Student Fellows to develop and provide feedback on their research projects. Teams meet once every two weeks.
In addition to research, every Student Fellow has a communications role on their research team, and works to expand ACE’s audience while developing skills in social media, newsletter writing, PR, or another area.
Key information:
- Time Commitment: 9 hours per week (8 hours on research projects, 1 hour on communication projects)
- Start and End Dates: January 31-May 6
- Application Deadline: Applications are evaluated on a rolling basis, so we encourage interested students to apply as early as possible.
- This internship is unpaid.
When applying for this position through the Student Fellows page on the ACE website, students should indicate their interest in human rights & equality as well one of the areas of communications. More details about what each communications area entails can be found in the FAQ section of the same page.
We are looking for enthusiastic students from all disciplines who share our belief that democracy works best when citizens are actively informed and engaged.