Employment and Internships
Apr 12 2008 - 10:56am
Position: Executive Director
Organization: Virginia21
Contact: Kelly Porell at kporell@virginia21.org
Overview
What is Virginia21?
Virginia21 is an action-tank involving young people across the Commonwealth in the political process by providing information, directing advocacy and coordinating political action on a non-partisan issue agenda. With 45 campus chapters and over 45,000 members, Virginia21 is the Commonwealth’s and the country’s first true generational advocate for young people: the AARP of the next generation. Virginia21 maintains a student leadership committee comprised of student body presidents and campus coordinators at every four-year and two-year public college in the state. The SLC provides policy guidance and connection to our campus chapters. Our Board of Directors includes prominent business and community leaders who provide support as well as political guidance. Virginia21’s full-time professional staff maintains the day-to-day political, communications and fundraising operations of the organization.
Why Virginia21?
We want to turn good ideas into good policy – to build a Commonwealth that we will be proud to call our home. Virginia21 is different from other groups because we know the issues matter. We aren’t particularly interested in ‘rocking the vote’ or ‘declaring ourselves,’ and we don’t know many young voters who are. We care about issues like education, economic development and good government – issues that affect our lives every day. So we tell 18-30 year olds about these issues and why they matter. We give them the facts, show them how to impact the process, and point them in the right direction. A voter that’s informed about the issues and voting because they have a stake in those issues has become more than just a voter – they’re an active citizen.
We’re looking for a few good ideas, and we don’t really care if you’re a Republican or a Democrat or neither. We want to turn good ideas into good policy – to build a Virginia that we will be proud to call our home. Amidst all the controversy associated with politics and governing, Virginia21 is here to make sure that the young voter is heard at our state capitol. We’re here to represent our generation because decisions are made by the people who show up.
Political power rests not in the ability of one organization to give out lots of money, but on the ballots of an active group of informed voters. Virginia21 rests its activism on the shoulders of the students at Virginia public colleges and universities, their parents, family, and friends. Virginia21’s technology-based grassroots activism techniques are tailored for our members, who are just as at home with a laptop as they are with a phone.
18-24 year olds are a truly bipartisan generation, with the vast majority identifying as moderate, independent voters. Virginia21 is non-partisan, but not non-political. Activism without an agenda may involve a young person for one election cycle, but a directed, issue-oriented agenda will keep participants engaged for the long-term. Thus, the Virginia21 voter is a consistent and dependable force when voting in their home district for candidates that support mainstream issues and core services.
When is this position available?
Virginia21 currently seeks its next Executive Director. The position opens May 2008, and the expectation is that a successful applicant will serve as Associate Director of Virginia21 through a ten-month training and transition period, assuming the Executive Director position in April 2009. Those with interests in education, economic development and good government policy are encouraged to apply.
What’s involved?
The Executive Director of Virginia21 is a big job, so we’re looking to train a very talented individual to lead our organization in its next phase of development. While supported by a staff of 2-3 individuals, the Executive Director is ultimately responsible for pressing forward on big-picture, long-term goals while also running the day-to-day operations of a small non-profit organization.
Management. The Executive Director of this 501(c)4 organization must be prepared to assume the role of CEO, CFO, HR Director and Office Manager. He or she is responsible for all legal, financial, human resources and procurement needs, and is the chief liaison to the Chairman and Board of Directors.
Development. The Executive Director serves as chief fundraiser for the organization, responsible for securing the annual budget. As grassroots membership continues to expand, the Director must seek out new and diverse methods of non-profit fundraising, including individual and corporate giving as well as grant support, to meet the organization’s development needs.
Communications. Virginia21 currently employs a Creative Director to lead the online technology and graphic design aspect of our communications, but the Executive Director is responsible for message development and press relations. The ED writes press releases, coordinates public relations events, and serves as an “on the record” spokesperson for our 45,000 members.
Legislative. Virginia21’s legislative agenda is driven by our Student Leadership Committee, but it is the Executive Director’s responsibility to conduct extensive research on higher education, economic development and good government issues. The ED functions as VA21’s chief lobbyist, and is therefore expected to develop relationships throughout the Virginia state government community.
Electoral Strategy. Virginia21 works with a sister organization, the 527 Political Action Committee led by students called Virginia21PAC. Guided by Virginia21’s legislative priorities, the Executive Director works closely with candidates, campaigns, and other sources of information to identify candidates worthy of Virginia21PAC’s support.
Event Planning. The Executive Director leads all campus, regional and statewide events. These include fundraisers, legislative receptions, candidate forums, campus chapter meetings and more, and responsibilities range from introducing a keynote speaker to licking invitation stamps!
Qualifications
Successful applicants will be highly motivated, hardworking and independent, demonstrating strong writing skills, computer proficiency and an understanding of the political process. Applicants should demonstrate a willingness to work long hours on a small staff with demanding deadlines… it sounds like a lot of work, but we also have a lot of fun! Political or student/grassroots experience required; non-profit or organizational leadership a plus. Position is based in Richmond, Virginia.
Applications
Inquire with questions or application via email to kporell@virginia21.org, subject line “Executive Director Application.” Please include resume, cover letter and writing sample.
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The Sorensen Institute for Political Leadership is nondiscriminatory and nonpartisan. The organization does not participate in campaigns on behalf of issues, causes, or candidates for office, nor does it discriminate on the basis of age, color, disability, national or ethnic origin, race, religion, sex (including pregnancy), sexual orientation, or veteran status. This Employment and Internship Opportunities post is provided as a service to our alumni and friends.
Mar 21 2008 - 1:19pm
Position: Outreach Education Manager and We the People Virginia State Coordinator
Organization: Montpelier
Contact: center4constitution@montpelier.org
Summary
The Center for the Constitution at James Madison’s Montpelier in Orange County, VA, is seeking applications for the full-time position of “Outreach Education Manager and We the People Virginia State Coordinator.” The Center for the Constitution provides instruction in constitutional studies for civic educators and other stewards of the Constitution. This position will serve as the Virginia state coordinator for We the People: the Citizen and the Constitution, a national civic education program for students and educators, and will conduct other outreach and educational programs for the Center.
Responsibilities
Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, directing and teaching professional development seminars including budgeting, staffing, and marketing, organizing student competitions, attending conferences, developing seminars related to the mission of the Center for the Constitution and assisting with other Center events as needed.
Qualifications
Professional experience in teaching or education administration desirable, but not required. A Bachelor’s Degree required, Master’s or other advanced degree preferred. Frequent travel within Virginia and periodic travel to other parts of the country are required. This position also requires some evening and weekend work.
Compensation
This is a full-time exempt position with benefits. Salary is commensurate with experience.
Applications
Send resume and cover letter to Center4Constitution@montpelier.org (preferred, use subject line “Outreach Application”) or to Center for the Constitution, Outreach Application, James Madison’s Montpelier, PO Box 911, Orange, VA 22960. The application deadline is April 14, 2008.
Center for the Constitution
James Madison’s Montpelier
P.O. Box 911
Orange, VA 22960
center4constitution@montpelier.org
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Nondiscrimination Statement
The Sorensen Institute for Political Leadership is nondiscriminatory and nonpartisan. The organization does not participate in campaigns on behalf of issues, causes, or candidates for office, nor does it discriminate on the basis of age, color, disability, national or ethnic origin, race, religion, sex (including pregnancy), sexual orientation, or veteran status. This Employment and Internship Opportunities post is provided as a service to our alumni and friends.
Mar 19 2008 - 2:40pm
Position: Paid Internship, Advocacy/Government Relations
Organization: American Heart Association, Richmond
Contact: Cathleen Grzesiek
You are guaranteed to be challenged and have opportunities to apply your knowledge and build your resume in the process.
The AHA will offer paid internships for individuals interested in gaining work experience with a non-profit, voluntary health organization. Individuals will obtain practical experience and receive hands-on training in various disciplines.
The Advocacy/Government Relations intern will gain experience and work on projects relating to:
• Policy research and analysis
• Grassroots outreach and mobilization
• Coalition building
• Community organizing
Internship Opportunities
Individuals participating in the internship program are provided with an opportunity to:
• Gain important and practical job skills to be successful in a non-profit, community-based environment;
• Choose a career-path and make a commitment with a reputable voluntary health/service organization;
• Obtain valuable work experience and college credit (if applicable); and
• Establish relationships with various public and private corporate officers and dignitaries.
Focus of the Internship
The intern should have an interest in public policy, political science, government relations, advocacy or a related field. Interns will commit to:
• Serve the duration of the internship (AHA has the right to terminate the internship if the individual is not meeting the needs of the opportunity);
• Abide by the rules and regulations of the AHA and the person supervising the internship opportunity;
• Prepare a final report on what was learned during the internship;
• Arrange for course credits with their college or university (if applicable).
Internship Prerequisite
Applicants must be a full-time or part-time student (undergraduate or graduate level) at an accredited college or university;
Have at least 9 hours of college credits;
Maintain a grade point average of 'C' or better; and,
Have course-work or knowledge related to work area.
If the intern is seeking academic credit from his/her college or university, there may be additional evaluation forms to be submitted. It is the student's responsibility to manage his/her university requirements.
Interns will be selected based upon their completed application, interview, background check and references. All interns must undergo a background check prior to the start of the internship.
Duration of Internship
In general internships will be no more than 480 hours (12 weeks) in duration during summer 2008. Internships are flexible and can involve anywhere between 10 to 37.5 hours per week. The number of hours will be determined by the intern and the reporting supervisor.
Internship Stipend
The stipend of the internship may vary depending on the department the intern will work.
Click here for more information and to apply online. Candidates must apply online at americanheart.org in the careers section as the AHA's recruitment process does not include the utilization of faxed or hard copy resumes.
The American Heart Association is a drug, alcohol and tobacco-free workplace. EOE M/F/V/D 'We Value Diversity'
Contact: Cathleen Grzesiek at Cathleen.Grzesiek@heart.org
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Nondiscrimination Statement
The Sorensen Institute for Political Leadership is nondiscriminatory and nonpartisan. The organization does not participate in campaigns on behalf of issues, causes, or candidates for office, nor does it discriminate on the basis of age, color, disability, national or ethnic origin, race, religion, sex (including pregnancy), sexual orientation, or veteran status. This Employment and Internship Opportunities post is provided as a service to our alumni and friends.
Nov 18 2007 - 9:21pm
Position: Virginia State Director
Organization: Chesapeake Climate Action Network (CCAN)
Contact: Diana Dascalu-Joffe, Chief Deputy Director, diana@chesapeakeclimate.org
DESCRIPTION
The Chesapeake Climate Action Network is seeking a new Virginia Director to help expand and strengthen the global warming movement in Virginia. CCAN is the first grassroots, nonprofit organization dedicated exclusively to fighting global warming in Virginia, Maryland and DC (www.chesapeakeclimate.org). Our mission is to educate and mobilize citizens of this region in a way that fosters a rapid societal switch to clean and efficient energy and away from our over-reliance on fossil fuels.
The Virginia Director will oversee all of CCAN’s operations in Virginia, including budget management and supervising at least 2-3 field organizers. The Director will work closely with our campaign team to fight coal and advocate for clean energy policies in Virginia. We are looking for a smart, motivated person with great people skills and a passion for global warming. Applicant must have proven experience in community organizing and running successful campaigns. Any experience in political strategy and lobbying a huge plus.
The Virginia Campaign Director’s primary responsibility will be devising and managing Virginia clean energy and global warming campaigns. Among the Director’s many tasks, he/she will be responsible for training, expanding and organizing CCAN’s volunteer activist base in Virginia, expanding our partnerships, organizing chapters and affiliate groups, and helping lead them towards effective social and political action on global warming. Weekend and evening work is common, so flexibility on hours and days is essential.
RESPONSIBILITIES
• Grassroots organizing and membership building
• Political power-mapping and strategy
• Coalition building and non-traditional outreach
• Developing and managing creative actions and events
• Media outreach and development
• Policy and strategic planning
• All facets of state campaign management
• Staff and office management
QUALIFICATIONS
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Public speaking skills a must!
• Experience organizing diverse communities and volunteers of all ages.
• Experience working under deadlines and maximizing use of often limited resources
• Campaign experience, knowledge of Virginia’s political landscape, power mapping, building strategy, starting movements, and a strong interest in stirring things up.
• Ability to travel as needed. Valid driver’s license and satisfactory driving record. Car a must!
• B.S or B.A., Masters Degree a plus. 4 to 5 years of work experience in the field.
TIME AND COMPENSATION
Salary is in the low $40,000 range. Benefits include healthcare and a very generous vacation package. Position is located in downtown Richmond, VA.
DIVERSITY
CCAN is dedicated to grassroots and local activism and believes this movement can only succeed by including everyone affected by global warming (and that is everyone). We encourage applicants from diverse economic backgrounds and minority ethnicities. If there are any considerations or qualifications not acknowledged in our application, we encourage you to bring them to light.
APPLICATIONS
Applications will be considered on a rolling basis. Send resume, cover letter to:
Diana Dascalu-Joffe
Chief Deputy Director
diana@chesapeakeclimate.org
PO Box 11138
Takoma Park, MD 20912
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Nondiscrimination Statement
The Sorensen Institute for Political Leadership is nondiscriminatory and nonpartisan. The organization does not participate in campaigns on behalf of issues, causes, or candidates for office, nor does it discriminate on the basis of age, color, disability, national or ethnic origin, race, religion, sex (including pregnancy), sexual orientation, or veteran status. This Employment and Internship Opportunities post is provided as a service to our alumni and friends.
Oct 19 2007 - 11:37am
Position: Federal Policy Analyst
Organization: Office of the Governor, Commonwealth of Virginia
Contact: FederalPolicyAnalyst@gmail.com
DESCRIPTION
The Commonwealth is seeking a Federal Policy Analyst for the Virginia Liaison Office (VLO) in Washington, D.C.
RESPONSIBILITIES
The VLO is responsible for:
• Monitoring all Federal/Congressional actions and developments that affect the Commonwealth.
• Advocating on behalf of the Commonwealth and the Governor’s interests in Washington.
• Working with interstate and regional organizations, including the National Governors Association, the Southern Governors’ Association, and the Democratic Governors Association.
• Assisting in the coordination and implementation of Virginia’s Federal and legislative priorities.
• Regularly lobbying Members of Congress, committee and personal staff, and the Administration on various issues.
• Working closely with interstate and regional organizations.
• Maintaining close working relationships with State leaders.
• Drafting memos, talking points, and other materials. Equal share of Administrative tasks for a small office.
QUALIFICATIONS
Ideal candidates
• will possess exceptional writing and oral communication skills.
• will also be highly organized, detail-oriented self-starters
• will have knowledge of the State and Federal legislative process (including budget and appropriations) and a deep interest in public policy.
• will be able to periodically travel to various parts of the Commonwealth for meetings and assignments.
APPLICATIONS
The office is an equal opportunity employer; which does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, or sexual orientation.
For more information, please e-mail your cover letter, resume, and references to FederalPolicyAnalyst@gmail.com
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Nondiscrimination Statement
The
Sorensen Institute for Political Leadership is nondiscriminatory and
nonpartisan. The organization does not participate in campaigns on
behalf of issues, causes, or candidates for office, nor does it
discriminate on the basis of age, color, disability, national or ethnic
origin, race, religion, sex (including pregnancy), sexual orientation,
or veteran status. This Employment and Internship Opportunities post is
provided as a service to our alumni and friends.
Oct 17 2007 - 12:30pm
Opportunity: Organizers Institute
Organization: Direct Action and Research Training Center (DART)
Contact: Ben MacConnell, the Recruitment Director at institute@thedartcenter.org or call (785) 841-2680
Deadline: January 1, 2008
DESCRIPTION
The Direct Action & Research Training (DART) Center is currently accepting resumes from alums and spring graduating college students interested in social and economic justice issues for their paid, four-month community organizing training program known as the DART Organizers Institute.
The DART Center has built non-partisan community organizations throughout the country that have won important improvements on a broad set of issues affecting low-moderate income people including:
· Education reform in low-performing public schools
· Job Training
· Drugs and Violence
· Affordable Housing
· Criminal Recidivism
· Neighborhood Revitalization, etc.
The DART Organizers Institute starts June 17, 2008 and combines a 7-day classroom with 15-week field training. Organizer Trainees will learn such things as:
· Entering a community
· Identifying and training local leaders
· Strategic planning and issue cutting
· Relationship and community building
· Direct Action on community issues
· Fundraising
This is a paid training program designed to promote successful graduates into permanent salaried positions making up to $35,000/year in starting salaries, plus benefits. Graduates from the DART Organizers Institute have gone onto accept Executive Director and Associate Community Organizing positions throughout the country. We continue to train the best of those working to build the power of low-moderate income neighborhoods to win victories on important issues in their community.
QUALIFICATIONS
Click here to go to the DART website and learn more about applicant qualifications.
APPLICATIONS
To apply, University of Virginia students must send an updated resume to: Ben MacConnell, the Recruitment Director at: institute@thedartcenter.org before January 1, 2008. You can also call him with questions: (785) 841-2680. Click Here to find out more about the DART center.
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Nondiscrimination Statement
The
Sorensen Institute for Political Leadership is nondiscriminatory and
nonpartisan. The organization does not participate in campaigns on
behalf of issues, causes, or candidates for office, nor does it
discriminate on the basis of age, color, disability, national or ethnic
origin, race, religion, sex (including pregnancy), sexual orientation,
or veteran status. This Employment and Internship Opportunities post is
provided as a service to our alumni and friends.
Oct 13 2007 - 8:17pm
Position: Program Staff
Organization: Danville Regional Foundation
Contact: Karl Stauber, President & CEO, stauberk@stratfordhouse.com
DESCRIPTION
The Danville Regional Foundation is seeking highly qualified candidates for a new position directing a portion of the Foundation’s program work.
QUALIFICATIONS
A successful applicant will have:
• experience working at the community level
• education and experience in economic transformation, health and wellness, or educational attainment
• understanding of or experience with non-profits, local governments or foundations
• proven record as a self-starter.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Responsibilities include
• assisting organizations in preparing grant requests
• providing temporary staffing for regional efforts
• reviewing grant requests
• identifying opportunities for work by the Foundation.
APPLICATIONS
The Foundation will accept applications until the position is filled. Compensation based on experience. People of color are strongly encouraged to apply. Please send resumes and letters of interest to: Karl Stauber, President & CEO, Danville Regional Foundation, 103 South Main Street, Danville, VA 24541 or stauberk@stratfordhouse.com. No phone calls please. www.danvilleregionalfoundation.org
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Nondiscrimination Statement
The
Sorensen Institute for Political Leadership is nondiscriminatory and
nonpartisan. The organization does not participate in campaigns on
behalf of issues, causes, or candidates for office, nor does it
discriminate on the basis of age, color, disability, national or ethnic
origin, race, religion, sex (including pregnancy), sexual orientation,
or veteran status. This Employment and Internship Opportunities post is
provided as a service to our alumni and friends.
Oct 2 2007 - 8:00am
Position: SVP, Business Development & Government Affairs
Organization: Greater Richmond Chamber of Commerce
Contact: jim.dunn@GRCC.com
Deadline: October 15, 2007
DESCRIPTION
This executive position reports to the Chamber president. It serves as the Chamber’s chief lobbyist and oversees four significant Chamber programs - Business Councils, GRSBDC, workforce development and Success by 6. The position is instrumental in the development of the Chamber’s public policy positions.
QUALIFICATIONS
• A bachelor’s degree in political science, public administration or related field of study
• Registration as a certified lobbyist in the State of Virginia
• At least eight years of management experience, preferably in a political environment, are required.
• Experience with associations and not for profit organizations helpful, especially volunteer and board coordination.
APPLICATIONS
For consideration, email resume and salary history to jim.dunn@GRCC.com by October 15, 2007.
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Nondiscrimination Statement
The
Sorensen Institute for Political Leadership is nondiscriminatory and
nonpartisan. The organization does not participate in campaigns on
behalf of issues, causes, or candidates for office, nor does it
discriminate on the basis of age, color, disability, national or ethnic
origin, race, religion, sex (including pregnancy), sexual orientation,
or veteran status. This Employment and Internship Opportunities post is
provided as a service to our alumni and friends.
Sep 18 2007 - 12:00pm
Position: Part-time Coalition Organizer
Organization: Virginians for a Healthy Future
Contact: Cathleen Grzesiek, Chair, Virginians for a Healthy Future, e-mail: cathleen.grzesiek@heart.org
DESCRIPTION
Virginians for a Healthy Future (VFHF), a statewide coalition focused on improving the health, well-being and quality of life for all Virginians through public policy to reduce the use of tobacco products, is seeking a part-time Coalition Organizer.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Working collaboratively with the VFHF leadership team, and with
guidance from the VFHF Chair, the Coalition Organizer will be
responsible for statewide coalition development and volunteer
engagement. Job responsibilities include:
• Recruiting new organizational partners
• Reengaging past organizational partners
• Frequent and consistent communication with coalition partners and VFHF volunteers
• Maintaining and updating coalition website
• Coordinating and/or providing logistic support and assistance in planning and organizing coalition meetings and events
• Maintain coalition database
• Other tasks as assigned
QUALIFICATION AND ABILITIES
Qualified applicants will have:
• Minimum three years experience in any of the following: community organizing and mobilization; political and or issue campaigns; managing relationships/building alliances and/or account management.
• Bachelor's degree or equivalent job experience
• Demonstrated excellence in oral and written communication skills
• Demonstrated skills in effective one-on-one and group communications and work with all levels of community leaders
• Good organizational skills and the ability to plan and act independently on projects with minimal supervision
• Demonstrated computer literacy, particularly in Windows-based applications and e-mail. Basic web-design skills a plus
• Must be outgoing and comfortable approaching people
• Experience working with coalitions a plus
• Ability to travel approximately 50% throughout Virginia. Must have reliable transportation and a valid driver's license.
CONTRACT PERIOD
This is a nine (9) month grant-funded position, with contract extension possible.
LOCATION
The position is located in the Richmond Metro area.
COMPENSATION
Competitive salary; travel expenses reimbursed; no benefits.
APPLICATIONS
Interested parties should forward a cover letter and resume, via e-mail, to: Cathleen Grzesiek, Chair, Virginians for a Healthy Future, e-mail: cathleen.grzesiek@heart.org
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Nondiscrimination Statement
The
Sorensen Institute for Political Leadership is nondiscriminatory and
nonpartisan. The organization does not participate in campaigns on
behalf of issues, causes, or candidates for office, nor does it
discriminate on the basis of age, color, disability, national or ethnic
origin, race, religion, sex (including pregnancy), sexual orientation,
or veteran status. This Employment and Internship Opportunities post is
provided as a service to our alumni and friends.
Aug 22 2007 - 8:25am
Position: Assistant Director of Political Advocacy
Organization: Medical Society of Virginia
Contact: Keith Hare, Director of Governmental Affairs for MSV at khare@msv.org or (804) 377-1031
DESCRIPTION
The Assistant Director of Political Advocacy will focus on grassroots/key contact management on a statewide basis for the Medical Society of Virginia. The position will be responsible for working with the Director of Governmental Affairs on the development of a strategic plan around the recruitment, mobilization and retention of grassroots key contacts. This position will also organize MSV’s political efforts and serve as a member of the lobbying team.
RESPONSIBILITIES
• Manages the mobilization, recruitment and retention of grassroots key contacts.
• Assists in the development of a strategic plan around the recruitment, mobilization and retention of grassroots key contacts.
• Writes action alerts and mobilizes volunteers to respond to online action alerts.
• Organize MSV’s political efforts.
• Works with staff to develop educational material for members on policy issues. (fact sheets, talking points, etc.)
• Organizes an advocacy newsletter with updates, links to alerts, integration content and other items of interest.
• Recruits and prepares members for meetings with state lawmakers as appropriate.
• Assists in organization of MSV “White Coats on Call” lobbying activities.
• Provides presentations to physician and health provider groups.
• Serves as a member of lobbying team. (attending committee hearings,
tracking legislation and recruiting members to attend meetings, as
needed)
QUALIFICATION AND ABILITIES
• Minimum three years to five years experience in any of the following: community organizing and mobilization, public policy, public health, government relations, political and/or issue campaigns.
• Bachelor's degree required
• Working knowledge of grassroots advocacy principles or political campaigns/political process.
• Ability to implement programs and initiatives by engaging all key partners and constituents.
• Excellent oral/ written communications skills.
• Demonstrated computer literacy, particularly in Windows-based applications, e-mail and the web; ability to learn and use new applications quickly.
• Some travel in-state as well as to state and national meetings.
APPLICATIONS
Send resume and cover letter to Keith Hare, Director of Governmental Affairs for the Medical Society of Virginia, at khare@msv.org or call (804) 377-1031 for more information.
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Nondiscrimination Statement
The
Sorensen Institute for Political Leadership is nondiscriminatory and
nonpartisan. The organization does not participate in campaigns on
behalf of issues, causes, or candidates for office, nor does it
discriminate on the basis of age, color, disability, national or ethnic
origin, race, religion, sex (including pregnancy), sexual orientation,
or veteran status. This Employment and Internship Opportunities post is
provided as a service to our alumni and friends.
