Essay Contest
Essay Contest: Minimal Nuclear Deterrence - A Stop Along the Path to Zero. Bruce A. Roth, author of No Time To Kill and founder of Daisy Alliance , will award cash prizes to students who submit the best original papers. 1st prize is $1,000; 2nd is $500; 3rd is $250; and 4th is $100. Papers must be submitted by 30 January 2009. Learn more >
Internships
The Egyptian Ambassador to the US, His Excellency Nabil Fahmy, with students Ben Porter and Ted Danowitz in Atlanta in 2008.As part of the academic community, the Center for International Strategy, Technology, and Policy (CISTP) recognizes its responsibility to provide relative work experience for students seeking careers that deal with their areas of interest. This work includes the planning and execution of CISTP events, and the involvement in pertinent research. Interns also are given the opportunity to meet and engage the people influencing world affairs today. Depending on circumstances, we are sometimes able to offer compensation to our interns.
Summer 2008 and AY 2008-2009 Internship:
Interns are needed to assist with several events - including a Korea Conference to be held during the 2008-2009 academic year.
Interns are also needed to assist Professor Adam Stulberg with research on the prospects for eliminating nuclear weapons, a topic of great interest to Senator Sam Nunn and that is gaining political traction across the globe. Research would address the strategic and diplomatic challenges and opportunities for promoting stability in a world free of nuclear weapons; domestic political considerations required for advancing the “zero option” debate in the US; and the promise and limitations of proliferation-resistant technologies.
To Apply:
Send the completed Internship Application Form to Angela Levin.
Interns Joanne Kim, Sean Wilson,
and Henri Korhonen prepare for
a major conference held at Georgia Tech in 2006.
Ryan McClanahan and Justin Baskerville, CISTP interns, working at the Plenary meeting of the Limited Nuclear Weapons Free Zone for Northeast Asia, Jeju-do, Republic of Korea in 2004.