Employment and Internship Opportunities

Legislative Interns Needed!
Administrative Intern/Office Manager

Military Counselors Needed!

입법부 수습직을 구합니다!
행정 수습직/부서 관리자

병역 상담원을 구합니다!

Legislative Interns Needed!

The Center is looking for interns to work on Selective Service legislation. Responsibilities will include:

• dropping educational information to Capitol Hill Representatives;
• attending meetings with Congressional staff, as well as hearings and briefings;
• researching Selective Service history, budget, finance and state legislation on Selective Service compliance;
• writing press releases, news articles and op-ed pieces;
• maintaining an active network of organizations and individuals by providing them with up-to-date information, talking points, advocacy ideas, and event planning.

Part and full time interns welcome. Computer skills helpful. Travel to and from Capitol Hill included. Please send a cover letter and resume to J. E. McNeil, Executive Director, as soon as possible.

Administrative Intern/Office Manager

The Center is looking for a motivated, creative and detail-oriented person to organize the offices located in Washington, D.C. Responsibilities include:

• organize international files on conscientious objectors and peace organizations around the world;
• archive old materials;
• implement and maintain library filing system;
• assist with collection and proofing of CO statements from military and civilian COs;
• fill literature requests for information on conscientious objection, draft and war resistance, selective service registration and military counseling;
• other administrative duties.

Computer skills helpful.  Please send a cover letter and resume to J. E. McNeil, Executive Director, as soon as possible.

Military Counselors Needed!

The Center is looking for volunteers to assist staff with the increase in military counseling calls. These calls are from service members in the armed forces who are looking for advice about their rights. Cases include conscientious objection, AWOL consequences and how to write a DEP Separation request.

The Center is also looking for conscientious objector counselors. If you live near a military base and are interested in helping COs, or if you are a military CO familiar with the long and tedious process of requesting a CO discharge, we could use your help.

Previous experience as military counselor preferred, but not required. The Center will train all interested volunteers. Evening counseling sessions welcomed, and counseling from home also available. Please contact J. E. McNeil, Executive Director, as soon as possible.