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Summer 2019 Economics Internship

Posted: 09 Apr 2019 06:30 AM PDT

The American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA), a premier trade association located in Washington, D.C., is seeking a paid intern to assist the Economics teams with primary research, writing and data work during the summer, starting this May.

They are seeking applicants that:
  • Have excellent writing and data management skills
  • Are proficient in STATA and Excel
  • Are self-motivated and have a demonstrated ability to work well independently, as well as with a team
  • Can balance multiple tasks
  • Have a high attention to detail
  • Are currently enrolled in an undergraduate program, preferably with a major in economics, political science or the social sciences
The position will include:
  • Detailed research on transportation funding policy and initiatives at the federal and state level
  • Reaching out to industry and state officials
  • Compiling and managing large datasets
  • Analyzing data and information from federal and state sources
  • Writing reports and/or blog posts
  • Assisting with ARTBA events, including in-person events as well as webinars and conference calls
The applicant should be familiar with a variety of general data sources and comfortable working with large datasets in STATA and Excel. This position includes producing content for revenue-generating reports and custom market studies that are shared with association members, government officials and the media.

ARTBA is a leading trade association with over 5,000 members that represent all facets of the transportation construction industry. Our members include contractors, design firms, educators, equipment manufacturers and transportation officials.

To apply, submit a resume, cover letter and one (1) writing sample to Lital Shair Nada at lnada@artba.org. Please make sure to include in your application your level of experience with STATA, as well as your availability (full or part time).

Job Openings at the Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab, North America (J-PAL NA)

Posted: 09 Apr 2019 06:27 AM PDT

The Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab, North America (J-PAL NA) is based at the Department of Economics at MIT in Cambridge, MA. J-PAL NA is committed to generating rigorous economic research to answer policy-relevant questions, translating evidence into action, and, ultimately, reducing poverty.

Currently, they are recruiting for a Policy Associate and Senior Policy Associate. To learn more about these positions and to submit an application, click the links below:

Consult Your Community Applications Open Until 4/22

Posted: 09 Apr 2019 05:39 AM PDT


Consult Your Community (CYC UMD) is a student-led consulting program that allows students to serve local small businesses and startups through a semester-long consulting project. Clients from the past few years include Javazen, Uber, Wild Kombucha, Aurora Tights and KnoNap. 

Students are trained and guided through the process of providing business owners with comprehensive, pro-bono consulting services (teams are advised by leadership team members and experienced professionals from top-tier consulting firms). Through this process, students gain hands-on business experience and develop skills that prepare them for their future careers, while business owners become empowered to foster their own economic independence and grow their business. Students also participate in exclusive workshops and networking events from top-tier consulting firms.

CYC has new clients and scopes each semester in the fields such as marketing, finance, operations management, and technology. Previous BAs have accepted internships and full-time offers from Deloitte, PwC, Accenture, Bain, and more. Due to the diverse nature of consulting, ALL majors are encouraged to apply.

Apply at ter.ps/cycfall19! Applications close on April 22, 2019 at 11:59 PM. 

Please direct any questions to maryland@consultyourcommunity.org. Check out our OrgSync page at https://orgsync.com/73840/chapter

Summer 2019 Economics Internship

Posted: 09 Apr 2019 05:25 AM PDT


The American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA), a premier trade association located in Washington, D.C., is seeking a paid intern to assist the Economics teams with primary research, writing and data work during the summer, starting this May.

We are seeking applicants that:
·        Have excellent writing and data management skills
·        Are proficient in STATA and Excel
·        Are self-motivated and have a demonstrated ability to work well independently, as well as with a team
·        Can balance multiple tasks
·        Have a high attention to detail
·        Are currently enrolled in an undergraduate program, preferably with a major in economics, political science or the social sciences

The position will include:
·        Detailed research on transportation funding policy and initiatives at the federal and state level
·        Reaching out to industry and state officials
·        Compiling and managing large datasets
·        Analyzing data and information from federal and state sources
·        Writing reports and/or blog posts
·        Assisting with ARTBA events, including in-person events as well as webinars and conference calls

The applicant should be familiar with a variety of general data sources and comfortable working with large datasets in STATA and Excel. This position includes producing content for revenue-generating reports and custom market studies that are shared with association members, government officials and the media.

ARTBA is a leading trade association with over 5,000 members that represent all facets of the transportation construction industry. Our members include contractors, design firms, educators, equipment manufacturers and transportation officials.

To apply, submit a resume, cover letter and one (1) writing sample to Lital Shair Nada at lnada@artba.org.  Please make sure to include in your application your level of experience with STATA, as well as your availability (full or part time).

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