With
the RNC right in our own back yard (literally and figuratively!), I can imagine
that it may have some sparked some additional interest in working for or with a
government agency.   This semester we
anticipate having the State Department at our Professional Job Fair on October
17th (1-3:30 p.m. in Fletcher Lounge), and the CIA and FBI are conducting a
workshop/panel discussion on careers in the US Intelligence Community on
Wednesday, November 7th (5-5:45 p.m. in Riverside 102).  It’s always beneficial if you can meet
someone face to face, so be sure to check HIRE-UT regularly for other
opportunities to interact with these and other employers.
Here’s
a list of websites that may get you started—it’s by no means exhaustive but
will hopefully provide you with a place to start.  Good luck! 
(And, of course, we’ll start with the RNC and DNC websites!)
http://www.usajobs.gov                        Official
website for the federal government
http://www.usajobs.gov/studentjobs     Student and entry-level federal jobs
www.cia.gov/careers                           Central
Intelligence Agency
www.fbijobs.gov                                  Federal Bureau
of Investigation
www.dia.mil                                         Defense
Intelligence Agency
www.federalreserve.gov                     Federal Reserve System,
Board of Governors
www.gao.gov                                      Government Accountability Office
www.jobs.irs.gov                                 Internal
Revenue Service
www.nsa.gov                                      National
Security Agency
www.tva.gov                                       Tennessee
Valley Authority
www.house.gov                                  US House of
Representatives
www.senate.gov                                 US Senate
www.dcjobs.com                                 Jobs in and
around DC
www.hillzoo.com                                 Jobs and
internships on Capitol Hill
www.opajobs.com                              Opportunities in
Public Affairs (Fee-based)
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