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Atlanta, GA, United States
Posted on
Sep 02, 2020
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Tribal Public Health Law Internships Spring
The program features: Extensive research and writing experience on tribal and Indian law issues. Communication and mentorship with a dedicated project manager with experience in tribal and Indian law. Exposure to a complex, government work environment and a team of public health lawyers with diverse expertise. Involvement in work projects that carry out the mission. Opportunities to co-author journal articles and other publications. Communication and mentorship with a dedicated preceptor throughout the externship experience. Opportunities to showcase experiences in an end-of-externship or end-of-internship presentation.
Responsibilities: Help write and compile research for PHLP publications and communications, including Public Health Law News. Provide coverage highlights of state and federal congressional hearings, regulatory meetings, and other events driving news about public health. Help maintain listservs, communications archives, and website content. Help design and execute marketing and communication plans. Coordinate webinars and trainings with partners such as ChangeLab Solutions, American Bar Association, American Health Lawyers Association, and Network for Public Health Law.
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