Zero Hunger Internship Application 2019

- Please note that this web form will not save your answers if refreshed. Therefore, it is best to complete your application on another document that you can save and edit and THEN populate your answers and submit when you are ready. - This application should take between 2-3 hours to complete.

Are you eligible to work this summer in the United States?

Please note that at this time, all Zero Hunger Interns must either be U.S. Citizens or be authorized to work in the United States.

Year in School*

Note: Only college students and individuals who have graduated from a bachelor's degree program within 1 year are eligible for this opportunity. Other individuals are not eligible.

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Program Information

This section collects information about a candidate's preferences. However, we do not guarantee that all preferences will be met.

Geographic Focus*

Please indicate if you prefer to work at an organization that focuses on ending domestic hunger or global hunger.

Please select the type of work you are most interested in.

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Please select the type of work you are second most interested in.

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Additional Information

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Work Experience and Qualifications

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In 150 words or less, please describe anti-hunger work you have done OR, if you if you have not worked specifically on issues of hunger, please describe work you have done that relates to hunger and poverty, global or domestic. Examples can be of direct service, personal experience with hunger or poverty, advocacy, volunteering, internships, membership in an on-campus group, coursework, research, or other activities.

In 100 words or less, please describe why you are interested in a summer internship focusing on domestic and/or global hunger.

In 75 words or less, please explain why you want to work and learn in Washington, D.C.

In 75 words or less, please explain why you want to participate in a leadership development program.

Mini-Test

Please read the two articles linked on the Congressional Hunger Center's website on the "How to Apply" page for the Zero Hunger Internship Program: “Senior Malnutrition: A National Nutrition Crisis,” by Bob Blancato, and “What Brazil can Teach the World about Tackling Child Malnutrition,” by Carlos Monteiro. Next, answer the questions below and do not exceed the word limit. Please note that this web form will not save your answers if refreshed. Therefore, it is best to complete your application on another document that you can save and edit and THEN populate your answers and submit when you are ready.

In 150 words, please summarize the editorial, “Senior Malnutrition: A National Crisis” using complete sentences.

In 150 words, please summarize the article, “What Brazil can Teach the World about Tackling Child Malnutrition” using complete sentences.

In 100 words, clearly describe the solutions Bob Blancato proposes to reduce senior malnutrition.

In 100 words, clearly describe the federal public policies and their impact that Carlos Monteiro credits for reducing child stunting.


Resume:

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