John McCain 2008 Presidential Campaign Internship Opportunity
John McCain 2008 is looking for interns to work in the communications department, starting as soon as possible.  Major responsibilities will include media monitoring, research, and writing. Those who are accepted will gain experience in the highest level of politics and an understanding of how a national presidential campaign is operated. Writing and research experience is a plus.  For those interested, please send your resume and a writing sample to gopcampaign@gmail.com.

Intern Needed

California Democratic office seeks a full-time unpaid intern for spring 2007. Responsibilities include daily front office operations, conversing with constituents, giving tours of the Capitol and helping conduct research for legislative staff. Ideal applicants will be self motivated, hard working and eager to gain a first-hand experience in the federal legislative process. The position would start immediately. Interested applicants should e-mail a cover-letter and resume to CaIntern2007@yahoo.com . Please no calls, faxes or walk-ins.  

High Gas Prices, Conflict in the Middle East, Global Warming.  It's Time to Kick the Oil Habit and start an energy revolution!
Get a free trip to Washington-help lead a national advocacy group and bring the energy security debate to your campus.

2020 Vision is committed to engaging the public on how America's dependence on oil is undermining our security, environment, and economy. Our advocacy, media and web outreach campaigns bring these issues home to vast audiences across the country and activate tens of thousands of people each month.

An Opportunity of a lifetime
In 2005, 2020 Vision launched an innovative new program to create a student-led Regional Director's Council to bring energy security and global warming to campuses across the country. 10-15 energetic participants from colleges and universities across the US will be chosen as Volunteer Regional Directors to come to Washington, D.C. in July of 2007 free of charge for an intensive week of hands-on training in non-profit advocacy and field organizing. During this one school-year term, participants will be our point of contact for a non-partisan debate on energy security policy and related issues on their campus.

Leadership, not internship
Unlike most internships, this is real work experience with a minimal time commitment. Instantly, you will become one of our top people in the field bringing new interest into the organization on the issues you care about. We understand that students like you are busy people and cannot always commit to a full-time internship. This promises to be fun and exciting leadership opportunity and you will learn skills that will benefit you in virtually every career track.

The PowerShift National Tour (http://www.power-shift.org) is just one campaign our current Regional Directors are heavily involved with. Our group has also passed many initiatives from Hawaii to Florida and currently with several United States Senators, Members of Congress, celebrities and experts on the issue.

Learn and use valuable skills
While in Washington, we will provide you with training from nationally recognized professionals and our seasoned staff at 2020 Vision. You can expect to walk away with skills in the following areas Media relations, Community organizing, Organizational development, and Issue advocacy.

In addition, you will learn how to take the lead in producing a fully funded event on global energy security on your college campus. We will provide you with all of the necessary resources, several coalition partners, round-the-clock support, and top-notch, nationally renowned speakers for the events. Not only that, but you will be continuing to shape an exciting new program at an innovative advocacy organization in Washington, D.C.

Qualifications
* A demonstrated commitment to global security, renewable energy, the environment, social justice or other progressive causes or ideals
* Strong people skills, a passion for quality leadership, and the ability to multi-task
* An ability to commit to a yearlong program that includes: promoting the organization year-round, attending regular event calls, reporting progress, and managing the project on campus
* Current enrollment in a college or university
* Experience in community organizing, political campaigns, or involvement in campus or local politics

Join us and help enact real change!
Become a Regional Director for 2020 Vision and turn your passion and enthusiasm into an agent for change in America. It's the opportunity you'll remember for a lifetime-work together with others to create a safer, cleaner future; build friendships you'll enjoy for years to come, and gain unique experience in non-profit advocacy. Energy security is one of the most challenging global issues of our times. Be a part of something big as we create a voice for all Americans in this vitally important public policy debate.

Application instructions
* Submit an up-to-date resume complete with at least two references
* Submit a two- to three-page writing sample

Send to:     Email (preferred to save paper): vision@2020vision.org with "RD Search" in the subject line.
US Mail:
2020 Vision
Regional Director Search
8403 Colesville Road
Suite 860
Silver Spring, MD 20910
Fax: 301-587-1848

Application process
2020 Vision is accepting applications until May 15th, 2007. Telephone interviews will be conducted beginning June 1st and we anticipate finalizing our decisions by June 10, 2007. The training in Washington DC will coincide with our Nation Summit on Energy Security held at the National Press Club in Washington DC on July 12, 2007.

Questions, call us at 800-669-1782 or visit our website at http://www.2020vision.org