The Wildlife Society (TWS) and National Assembly of Sportsmen’s Caucuses (NASC)

January - June 2006

Maryland

N/A

This position requires an individual with a high degree of proven motivation, initiative, maturity and responsibility. Interns must be capable of independent research and have well developed writing and communication skills. Individuals with a major in wildlife biology/natural resource management/conservation are preferred coupled with an interest in political science. Knowledge of how the federal and/or state government functions is helpful, but not essential. An interest in hunting, fishing, and outdoor recreation is also desirable. A person need not be a student to qualify for this internship.

Internship

Applicants are notified of acceptance at least two weeks prior to their
start date. Please indicate your availability when applying. Please send a complete resume, the names of three references,
a college transcript and two writing samples. One genera

*Please send completed applications to:* Rowse Memorial Fellowship Program, c/o Laura Bies, Acting Policy Director, The Wildlife Society, 5410 Grosvenor Lane, Suite 200, Bethesda, MD 20814-2144

Interns will split their time evenly between TWS and NASC. Most
of the intern’s time will be spent tracking state and federal
legislation that impacts hunting, fishing, and wildlife conservation,
writing and assisting with the preparation of the NASC email newsletter
and TWS’s publications and providing timely information to state
legislative caucuses. In addition time will be spent serving as a
liaison to TWS Chapters and State Sportsmen’s Caucuses. Further
activities will depend upon the ability and interest of each intern and
the need of TWS and NASC.

$ 1,000 per month.

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