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Jobs in Public Service
& Administration
May 2008
Capitol Hill / Public Affairs ||
Foreign Policy / Diplomacy
Public Administration
Social Work & Social Services has been relocated.
You may also be interested in Government & Military Service
These are not jobs with the government, these are jobs in the offices of members of Congress, along
with several other organizations on the Hill (lobbying groups, etc.).
- Congressional Quarterly
- Most areas of this website are for paying subscribers, but the Hill Jobs
can be reviewed by everyone. This is a listing of openings in congressional offices
or organizations that work closely with the government.
- Senate Employment Placement Office
- ...with the change of administration comes many changes in staffing. This is your central source for posting a resume and reviewing current staff openings listed in the weekly Senate Employment Bulleting (PDF file).
- HillZoo.com
- ..."The Home Page of Capitol Hill." I don't know who runs this site, but it is pretty interesting in terms of events and gossip both on and off the Hill. And yes, there are jobs posted here, also on and off the Hill. The on-the-Hill listings are divided into Democratic and Republican, just in case you want to be sure you are going in the right direction....
- Opportunities in Public Affairs
- ...public affairs job openings in the Washington, DC metropolitan area spanning entry
through senior level positions. There are some free listings on the site, but paid subscriptions
will get you their full list sent to you each week. Jobs are divided into PR, Capitol Hill,
Government Affairs, Journalism, Entry-Level, and Other. Check out their "Job Resources"
to access their Capitol Hill Job Guide. Nice simple intro into what kind of work is available
on the Hill and how to get connected.
- PoliTemps
- ..."a legislative, government, and political staffing service for the Washington DC area." This staffing firm offers temporary and permanent placement opportunities with Washington's finest consultants, PR firms, nonprofits and lobbying firms. They occasionally work with campaign offices, but it is less likely you'll see a Capitol Hill listing here. All services are free to the job applicant, but you must be located in or near DC and have the experience they need.
- RCJobs from Roll Call
- Roll Call is the newspaper of Capitol Hill with news and information on what's
happening "inside the Beltway." RCJobs is their free employment service where you can
search for jobs or post a resume. Registration of your resume is not required, but it
is encouraged and it is free. It will also facilitate forwarding of your information to employers.
- Women in Government Relations
- ...WGR membership includes over 650 women and men who represent corporations, trade
associations, public interest groups, and federal, state and local
governments. WGR provides members with the educational programming
and major networking opportunities they need to further their career
development and professional growth. The job lead bank is only
accessible by members, as is the Member directory.
You'll also want to look at Public Administration.
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- Careers with the U.S. Department of State
- ...the recruiting and career information source for jobs with the State Department.
This includes Foreign Service Officers who service in DC and form the "front line"
in our embassies abroad, Foreign Service Specialists who support these people,
information on Student Programs, as well as other civil service opportunities
with the State department. This site not only talks about the work done by
persons in each role and potential career paths, but also links to current employment
opportunities and information on the Foreign Service Written Exam.
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- PublicServiceCareers.org
- The American Society for Public Administration, in partnership with the National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration (NASPAA) and the Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management (APPAM), created this free public website to serve as a central source for job listings in public service and public administration. Eventually this site will also offer career and job information for anyone interested in these areas.
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