Tuesday, September 22, 2009

Volunteering for the Middle East Forum


















Middle East Forum

September 22, 2009


Volunteering for the Middle East Forum


The Middle East Forum, a non-profit research institute, invites professionals to serve as part- and full-time volunteers, thus complementing its student internship program.


The Middle East Forum


Established in 1994, the Forum works to promote American interests in the Middle East through research, publications, and educational outreach. For further information, please visit www.MEForum.org.


Tasks:


Volunteers are sought to work on a variety of tasks:



  • Research.

  • Writing.

  • Proof reading.

  • Administration.

  • Fundraising.


Qualities sought:



  • An outlook consonant with that of the Forum (on which, see details at http://www.meforum.org/about.php).

  • Understanding of American interests in the Middle East and strategic cooperation with allies in the region.

  • Familiarity with the contemporary Middle East, the academic study of the region, and radical Islam.

  • Knowledge of a Middle Eastern language desirable but not required.

  • Skills at Internet-based research.


Location:



  • Volunteers who reside in the Philadelphia may work at the Middle East Forum offices.

  • Volunteers who live elsewhere are invited to use electronic communications and work from where they are. An Internet connection is required in this case.


Terms:



  • Openings for full- and part-time unpaid volunteer positions available.

  • Reimbursements are paid for commuting expenses within the Philadelphia area.


To apply, send:



  • A cover letter explaining your interest and qualifications for the position.

  • A resume.

  • The names of three references.


Address:






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