Interns are regarded as members of the PKSOI/ USAWC staff with an assigned project mentor to provide direction and guidance throughout the internship session. Internships at PKSOI offer numerous benefits with our program designed as a collaborative learning environment benefiting both the students and our faculty and staff. We offer unparalleled flexibility in creating real world, dynamic research projects that assist not only PKSOI’s mission, but further the knowledge and understanding of peace and stability operations for the student. Intern Duties How to Apply CONTACT Intern Support Team @ [email protected]Tel: (717) 245-4828 Tel: (717) 245-4423 PKSOI Website contact us @ [email protected]DEADLINES: Summer Internships 1 March 1 July Fall Internships 1 November Spring Internships Internship Program ¿ These internships are not funded by PKSOI. Internships are designed to enhance the students’ educational experiences and qualifications. ¿ Provide an application letter outlining why you should be selected for this internship and your research interests; 2 letters of recommendation (1 from your current academic institution); a resume or CV; and a writing sample demonstrating writing and analytical abilities to: PKSOI, Attn: Internship, Upton Hall, 22 Ashburn Drive, Carlisle Barracks, PA 17013-054 or email to [email protected]http://pksoi.armywarcollege.edu/ https://www.pksoi.org/ Upton Hall, Bldg 22 22 Ashburn Drive Carlisle, PA 17013 Phone: 717-245-4828 Fax: 717-245-4243 PKSOI 2017 Summer Interns 2017 Summer Interns on a Gettysburg staff ride
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Interns are regarded as members of the PKSOI/USAWC staff with an assigned project mentor to provide direction and guidance throughout the internship session.
Internships at PKSOI offer numerous benefits with our program designed as a collaborative learning environment benefiting both the students and our faculty and staff. We offer unparalleled flexibility in creating real world, dynamic research projects that assist not only PKSOI’s mission, but further the knowledge and understanding of peace and stability operations for the student.
¿ These internships are not funded by PKSOI. Internships are designed to enhance the students’ educational experiences and qualifications.
¿ Provide an application letter outlining why you should be selected for this internship and your research interests; 2 letters of recommendation (1 from your current academic institution); a resume or CV; and a writing sample demonstrating writing and analytical abilities to: PKSOI, Attn: Internship, Upton Hall, 22 Ashburn Drive, Carlisle Barracks, PA 17013-054 or email to [email protected]
http://pksoi.armywarcollege.edu/
https://www.pksoi.org/
Upton Hall, Bldg 2222 Ashburn DriveCarlisle, PA 17013
“A carefully monitored work or service experience in which an intern has
intentional goals and activities to reflect an intentional learning experience similar to
an apprenticeship”
Requirements¿ Must be current graduate or undergraduate students from accredited academic institutions to include the Service Academies. Their academ-ics should focus on fields within Peacekeeping and Stability Operations (public administration, political science, security studies, and related fields). Students that have graduated cannot be considered.
¿ Students seeking academic credit, must be enrolled through their academic institution’s official internship program. PKSOI will work with your institution to ensure appropriate academic requirements are adhered to.
¿ Interns are accepted from academic institu-tions that are accredited by agencies recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education and the Coun-cil for Higher Education Accreditation.
¿ Barracks housing is available for Academy and R.O.T.C. Cadets only. Carlisle Barracks does not have a dining facility. All others are respon-sible for their own housing arrangements. A variety of “fast food” and restaurants are located on Post or within walking distance of Carlisle Barracks.
The United States Army PeaceKeep-ing and Stability Operations Institute is the one-stop stability and peace operations information conduit for the Army.
War fighting is expensive—in humanitarian and economic terms. No one knows this bet-ter than the U.S. Army. PKSOI is an organization that “thinks outside the box” and understands the benefit of bringing in new ideas from across disciplines.
We know that instability is an international is-sue and we want to be part of the solution. It is with this spirit that PKSOI provides internship opportunities. We believe they are worth- while learning experiences for all of us and reinforce a collaborative learning environment.
Interns
PKSOI OVERVIEW
International Applicants¿ PKSOI will not sponsor any foreign nationalfor the purposes of VISAs or other U.S. Immigra-tion and Customs Enforcement (ICE) require-ments. Such students must be sponsored by aU.S. academic institution, usually by way of anexchange program.
¿ We will consider having an intern complete an internship remotely; however, such intern-ships are rare. If interested, applicants must provide the same application materials as other applicants. Additional requirements may be needed to ensure the student, mentor and identi-fied project(s) can be accomplished remotely throughout the session. If selected, the project management will be accomplished through elec-tronic means.
Internship
Summer interns with PKSOI Director COL Greg Dewitt
PKSOI 2015 Summer Interns listen to a lecturegiven by PKSOI’s USAID liaison Ms. Carol Horning
