Interns will gain first-hand experience in public policy and international affairs by researching issues relevant to CUSE’s work; monitoring current developments in relevant research areas; collecting, reviewing, summarizing, and assembling relevant literature materials from a wide variety of sources; assisting in the logistical planning and implementation of roundtables, workshops, and other meetings; compiling and updating mailing, media, and invitation lists; attending foreign policy events and taking notes; briefing CUSE staff members; and providing general administrative support. The internship will focus on a broad range of issues, including the foreign policies of the Trump administration and ramifications for European security and U.S.-European relations; the Russia-Ukraine war and U.S. and European policies towards the conflict; the politics and foreign policies of European countries, the European Union, and Turkey; and state and societal resilience in an age of permanent vulnerability, disruption, turmoil, and challenges to democratic governance from internal extremism and external adversaries. .