Georgia Tech's Strategic Energy Internship is a semester-long program that funds Georgia Tech students to engage with energy-related policy development at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, D.C. The opportunity includes a $5,000 stipend in the summer and a $7,500 stiped in the fall/spring to offset expenses (housing, transportation, and living expenses). This program is open to both undergraduate (sophomore and above) and graduate students of all majors.

Anyone with an interest in energy supply, technology, economics, security or policy is encouraged to apply. Benefits to the student include:

• an enriched education with hands-on experience
• the opportunity to build a professional network
• acquiring skills that will distinguish students when seeking jobs in industry, governmental, or nonprofit sectors
• living and working in beautiful Washington, D.C.

If you have questions about the Strategic Energy Internship or application process, please contact:

Robert Knotts
Executive Director, Federal Relations
knotts@gatech.edu