The New Atlantis (Ethics and Public Policy Center)
The November 2008 elections mark the beginning of a new era for American conservatism — an era in which conservatives must act as the loyal opposition. During this time in the opposition, think tanks will play an unusually important role — serving as incubators for creative policy ideas and as home to a sort of government-in-waiting. One of the nation’s premier conservative think tanks, the Ethics and Public Policy Center, is looking for interns for the spring 2009 semester to work on various policy projects, including especially The New Atlantis, the leading journal about the social and political implications of modern science and technology. Any conservatives students interested in seeing the workings of political think tanks up close, excited at the prospect of helping to define the future of conservatism, and willing to work hard to ensure that conservatives’ time in opposition is as effective (and short!) as possible should consider interning for us in the spring semester. To learn more about the kinds of internships available, please write to Adam Keiper at akeiper@thenewatlantis.com.