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Political Jobs for Graduating Seniors View this email in your browser Hi Professor Kessel, Impact  is offering a year-long opportunity in grassroots organizing that helps prepare for a career in social change. Our early application deadline is this Saturday, February 3rd. I’m hoping that you can connect us with graduating seniors who have the determination and are passionate about engaging with the public to create change. Right now, we’re hiring graduating seniors for our 2018 class of Impact  organizers.

Abby Crowell writes: President Crawford was in Olympia with the Independent Colleges of Washington speaking to legislators about higher education. We spoke with him about this opportunity and how it is shaping our career development,  how it is working with our majors and how lucky we are to go to Puget Sound where experiential learning is a top priority!

Are you feeling a call to action? We are looking for the next generation of activists and leaders in fighting poverty at home and abroad. The REAL Change Organizing and Advocacy Fellowship is a hands-on training program for young people between the ages of 18–30. During the yearlong program, fellows learn how to work with the media, their communities, and policymakers to create change. REAL Change participants receive a crash course in advocacy at the RESULTS International Conference in Washington, DC. After three days of coaching and inspiration, fellows spend the final day of the conference on Capitol Hill and speak directly with members of Congress and their staff. Throughout the rest of the year, fellows receive ongoing training on biweekly calls. They hone their advocacy skills by taking actions ranging from writing letters to the editor to hosting events to meeting with their members of Congress in-district. RESULTS is a movement of passionate, committed everyday people. Togethe

Dear Representatives of College Career Centers/Student Affairs/Political Science Departments: I am pleased to announce the 21st annual Hartwig Memorial Internship Award. Your school is one of the colleges and universities across the country whose students have been selected to participate in this year's essay competition, the winner of which will receive a $1,500 cash award to use during the tenure of an internship in Washington, DC. Peter Hart, the founder of Hart Research Associates, established this award to honor the memory of Paul Frederick Hartwig, Ph.D. (1941-1997), former Union College professor of political science and senior vice president of Hart Research. Fred Hartwig believed that it was very important for young Americans to be introduced to the nation's capital, the seat of the federal government and democracy. He believed that seeing and being a part of what goes on in Washington would enhance young people's appreciation for government, engage them in Amer

The Center administers four fellowship programs, known collectively as the Capital Fellows Programs. These nationally recognized public policy fellowships offer unique experiences in policy-making and development in each branch of government. Capital Fellows are placed at some of the highest levels of California state government and assist state legislators, senior-level executive staff, and court administrators with a broad range of public policy issues and projects and are typically given assignments with a significant amount of responsibility and challenges. Information about the fellowship programs Jesse M. Unruh Assembly Fellowship Executive Fellowship Judicial Fellowship Program ( Judicial Fellowship Blog ) California Senate Fellows 2,000 alumni have participated in the Capital Fellows Programs, and the ranks of former fellows include judges; members of the United States Congress and the State Legislature; state and local government officials; corporate executives; community a