Hannah Arendt Center Conferences
We're Hiring! Student Fellowship at the Hannah Arendt Center for Politics and Humanities for the 2018–2019 Year
Wednesday, July 18, 2018 – Friday, August 31, 2018 Arendt Center
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Wed. July 18 – Fri. August 31 – 11 pm
The Hannah Arendt Center for Politics and Humanities seeks student applications to fill three (3–4) Student Fellow positions for the Courage to Be Program, a philosophical, scientific, and theological investigation into the religious and philosophical foundations of moral and spiritual courage. The project will consist of three mandatory dinners/lectures in spring 2019. The lectures will focus on “How and why do people resist evil?” Student Fellows will help organize the dinners, assist with selecting the speakers, and conduct interviews with the speakers, introduce the speakers, and organize events. Student Fellows will also assist in planning the Annual Fall Arendt Center Conference and be invited to the opening night Conference Dinner. This year's topic is Citizenship and Civil Disobedience.
REQUIREMENTS: We are seeking students who are organized, comfortable writing bios, interested in writing for the blog, and dependable. Students must be available to work on Monday evenings during the spring 2019 semester and be in good standing with the College. Students planning to study abroad Spring 2019 are not eligible. Pay: Student Fellows will be paid a $1,000 honorarium over the course of the academic year ($500 fall / $500 spring).
HOW TO APPLY: The application deadline is 8/31/2018 (Friday @ 11:59 pm). To view the job posting and to apply, please visit Handshake. Handshake is the job and internship board hosted by the Career Development Office at Bard College. Students can activate their Handshake account by logging in with their @bard.edu email address. Here's a preview link NOTE: students must log in to Handshake to submit an application (resume & cover letter).
If you have any questions, please contact cstanton@bard.edu.
The Hannah Arendt Center for Politics and Humanities seeks student applications to fill three (3–4) Student Fellow positions for the Courage to Be Program, a philosophical, scientific, and theological investigation into the religious and philosophical foundations of moral and spiritual courage. The project will consist of three mandatory dinners/lectures in spring 2019. The lectures will focus on “How and why do people resist evil?” Student Fellows will help organize the dinners, assist with selecting the speakers, and conduct interviews with the speakers, introduce the speakers, and organize events. Student Fellows will also assist in planning the Annual Fall Arendt Center Conference and be invited to the opening night Conference Dinner. This year's topic is Citizenship and Civil Disobedience.
REQUIREMENTS: We are seeking students who are organized, comfortable writing bios, interested in writing for the blog, and dependable. Students must be available to work on Monday evenings during the spring 2019 semester and be in good standing with the College. Students planning to study abroad Spring 2019 are not eligible. Pay: Student Fellows will be paid a $1,000 honorarium over the course of the academic year ($500 fall / $500 spring).
HOW TO APPLY: The application deadline is 8/31/2018 (Friday @ 11:59 pm). To view the job posting and to apply, please visit Handshake. Handshake is the job and internship board hosted by the Career Development Office at Bard College. Students can activate their Handshake account by logging in with their @bard.edu email address. Here's a preview link NOTE: students must log in to Handshake to submit an application (resume & cover letter).
If you have any questions, please contact cstanton@bard.edu.