[Englmajors] : Now Hiring: 2009-10 Koch Associate Program (Deadline Quickly Approaching!

[Melissa Wensel]

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Date: Mon, 2 Mar 2009 16:43:23 -0500
From: "Sweet, Stephen" <Stephen.Sweet at cgkfoundation.org>
To: engladv at u.washington.edu
Subject: Now Hiring: 2009-10 Koch Associate Program (Deadline Quickly
     Approaching!)



Dear Professor,



The application deadline for the 2009-10 Koch Associate Program

<http://www.cgkfoundation.org/associate-program/?utm_source=Misc&utm_medium=ProfEmail&utm_campaign=MiscKAPEmailMar-09> 


is only 2 weeks away (March 16th). Many great positions are available 
for graduating seniors, as well as alumni with up to 10 years of work 
experience. Available projects include: web content management and 
design; policy research and analysis; media strategy and planning; 
writing and editing; donor relations; and program management.


I've included more information about the Koch Associate Program below. 
All interested candidates need to fill out an application

<http://www.cgkfoundation.org/associate-program/application-requirements/?utm_source=Misc&utm_medium=ProfEmail&utm_campaign=MiscAppProfEmailMar-09> 


and submit it via our website.  I will gladly answer any questions, so 
encourage your students to contact me if they are considering the program.



Thank you for all of your help this year!



Steve





Stephen Sweet
Program Coordinator, Marketing and Recruiting
Charles G. Koch Charitable Foundation
www.cgkfoundation.org 
<http://www.cgkfoundation.org/?utm_source=Misc&utm_medium=ProfEmail&utm_campaign=MiscCGKProfEmailMar-09>
Ph: 703.875.1732







2009-10 Koch Associate Program: Deadline Quickly Approaching!



The Koch Associate Program is a very selective, one year, competitively 
paid career opportunity for bright, talented young professionals (0-10 
years of work experience) who are interested in pursuing a career in the 
non-profit sector.  Many people often don't realize the great job 
opportunities thatmarket-oriented non-profit organizations provide for 
those interested in identifying wasteful government spending and using 
media tools to convey this to a broader audience.  The Associate Program 
is a great way to jumpstartthat career; we help Associates develop the 
knowledge, skills, and experience necessary for a successful future with 
free-market think tanks, policy institutes, or other non-profit 
organizations.



While in the program, Associates are placed into a full-time role with a 
reputable organization where they work four days each week.  A full list 
of the organizations where Associates work along with some examples of 
project placements can be found on our website 
<http://www.cgkfoundation.org/associate-program/partner-organizations/?utm_source=Misc&utm_medium=ProfEmail&utm_campaign=MiscPartOrgProfEmailMar-09> 
.  The positions available to Associates cover various fields such as 
policy research and analysis, donor relations, non-profit operations, 
communications, program management, legalreform, public relations, and 
new media.



The program is also designed to equip the Associates with the management 
tools necessary to be both effective and efficient in their present and 
future positions.  One day each week the Associates come together in a 
seminar setting at the Charles G. Koch Charitable Foundation to engage 
in reading discussions and group projects, network with their peers, 
listen to guest speakers, and learn how to apply Market-Based 
Management® 
<http://www.cgkfoundation.org/associate-program/mbm/?utm_source=Misc&utm_medium=ProfEmail&utm_campaign=MiscMBMProfEmailMar-09> 
  in a non-profit setting through interactive exercises and workshops.



Associates range in experience from recent graduates to those with up to 
ten years of work experience, and they come from diverse fields and 
academic majors.  The range of associates is broad, but they all have in 
common their interest in free-market ideas and a desire to strive for 
social change through their work.  You can learn more about the Koch 
Associate Program and the Charles G. Koch Charitable Foundation by 
visiting our website at www.cgkfoundation.org 
<http://www.cgkfoundation.org/?utm_source=Misc&utm_medium=ProfEmail&utm_campaign=MiscCGKProfEmailMar-09> 
.



If you have any questions, email Steve at 
(Stephen.Sweet at cgkfoundation.org).  The application deadline is March 
16th, 2009.