OPSF

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

Description: The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, in Washington, DC, allows graduating seniors the opportunity to be junior research fellows. The students will work with senior associates on international affairs issues.
Qualifications: Applicants must be graduating college seniors or have graduated within the past academic year and have not yet begun graduate studies. Students must be nominated by their university and should have extensive coursework in international affairs, political science, economics, history, or Russian studies.
Amount: $2,750/month plus moving allowance and insurance
Length: 1 year
Application Process: The applications must be coordinated through a designated university official and BYU is only allowed to nominate two students. Students are required to submit the following materials to the university official: a resume, two recommendations, transcripts, and an essay on a selected topic.

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Timeline:

Event	Date	Notes
BYU deadline	12/7/2009	Submit all application materials to Carolyn Tuitupou in 102B MSRB by Noon. NB-previously Dec 15th, please contact us if you are considering applying.
Official deadline	1/15/2010	All application materials must be received by the Carnegie Endowment

Resources:

Official website	Visit the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace's website
FAQs	Frequently Asked Questions
Bulletin	Carnegie's Bulletin
Application	Download your application here!
Application Procedures	Instructions from the Carnegie Endowment
BYU Nomination Procedure	Information for BYU applicants
Important Notes	Important information critical to your application.
Sample Essay 1	An example of a successful essay for the Carnegie Junior Fellowship.
Sample Essay 2	An example of a successful essay for the Carnegie Junior Fellowship.
Sample Essay 3	An example of a successful essay for the Carnegie Junior Fellowship.