Working with the National Council on US-Arab Relations

Working with the National Council on US-Arab Relations

The topic: What do you do for the National Council on US-Arab Relations, and how does your contribution fit into the overall organization and mission?

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This is their website: http://ncusar.org/

TheNationalCouncil’s missionistoeducateAmericansabouttheArabcountries, theMideast,andtheIslamicworldthroughleadershipdevelopment,people-to-peopleprograms,lectures,anannualArab-U.S.policymaker’sconference,the participationofAmericanstudentsandfacultyinArabworldstudyexperiences, specialized publications, and national, state, and local grassroots outreach to media, thinktanks,selectcommunity,civic,educational,religious,businessand professionalassociations.In these waystheNationalCouncilseekstostrengthen andexpandtheoverallArab-U.S.relationshipintheareasofstrategy,economics and finance, public policy, commerce, defense cooperation, education, and people-to-people relations.

NationalCouncilinternsarevitaltotheorganization’s mission. While we benefit from the time, dedication, and curiosity of interns, they have the opportunity to gain experiences thatwillprovevaluableinbothacademicandfutureprofessional settings.Some of your responsibilities will include:

  • SupportoftheModelArabLeagueProgram –assistancewithrecruitment; eventplanning;arrangingembassymeetingsforMALdelegations;staffing localconferences;trainingstudentsleadersinparliamentaryprocedures; answering phone and e-inquiries about the program; and maintaining files;
  • Supportofthe AnnualArab-U.S.PolicymakersConference–providing NationalCouncilstaffwithlogisticalsupport;assistingwithschedule confirmation; registering participants and facilitating conference proceedings;
  • General Programs –contribute to major ongoing support projects; staffing at off-siteeventssuchasbriefingsandcareerfairs;supportstaffinstudy-visit program planning; and provide general office and administrative assistance as needed.

Through these responsibilities you will acquire important technical and intellectual skillsrequiredintheworkplace;learntheimportanceoftime-management; understand the day-to-day operations of a non-profit NGO; and have an opportunity to network with your peers and other professionals involved in associated fields.

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This is their website: http://ncusar.org/

TheNationalCouncil’s missionistoeducateAmericansabouttheArabcountries, theMideast,andtheIslamicworldthroughleadershipdevelopment,people-to-peopleprograms,lectures,anannualArab-U.S.policymaker’sconference,the participationofAmericanstudentsandfacultyinArabworldstudyexperiences, specialized publications, and national, state, and local grassroots outreach to media, thinktanks,selectcommunity,civic,educational,religious,businessand professionalassociations.In these waystheNationalCouncilseekstostrengthen andexpandtheoverallArab-U.S.relationshipintheareasofstrategy,economics and finance, public policy, commerce, defense cooperation, education, and people-to-people relations.

NationalCouncilinternsarevitaltotheorganization’s mission. While we benefit from the time, dedication, and curiosity of interns, they have the opportunity to gain experiences thatwillprovevaluableinbothacademicandfutureprofessional settings.Some of your responsibilities will include:

  • SupportoftheModelArabLeagueProgram –assistancewithrecruitment; eventplanning;arrangingembassymeetingsforMALdelegations;staffing localconferences;trainingstudentsleadersinparliamentaryprocedures; answering phone and e-inquiries about the program; and maintaining files;
  • Supportofthe AnnualArab-U.S.PolicymakersConference–providing NationalCouncilstaffwithlogisticalsupport;assistingwithschedule confirmation; registering participants and facilitating conference proceedings;
  • General Programs –contribute to major ongoing support projects; staffing at off-siteeventssuchasbriefingsandcareerfairs;supportstaffinstudy-visit program planning; and provide general office and administrative assistance as needed.

Through these responsibilities you will acquire important technical and intellectual skillsrequiredintheworkplace;learntheimportanceoftime-management; understand the day-to-day operations of a non-profit NGO; and have an opportunity to network with your peers and other professionals involved in associated field

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