Asian Studies Master’s students interned with the U.S. State Department, CSIS, the World Bank, media, consulting firms, and other leading organizations in the Washington, DC area and around the world. Internships are an important component of the Asian Studies Program’s goal to train and develop the world’s upcoming leading Asia specialists.
- Gordon Arata – International Trade Administration, Office of East Asia and APEC Washington, DC
- Meryl Ertelt – Alliance for Global Education, Summer Intensive Chinese Language Program Bejing, China
- Yasmin Fouladi – Carnegie-Tsinghua Center for Public Policy Bejing, China
- Mia Gregory – U.S. Department of State, Public Diplomacy Washington, DC
- Darius Izad – Woodrow Wilson Center for International Scholars, China Environmental Forum Washington, DC
- Phebe Kim – NK News Washington, DC
- Lisa Ji – Korea Economic Institute Washington, DC
- So Jin Lee – Council on Foreign Relations, Korea Studies Washington, DC
- Michael Mitchell – U.S. Department of State, East Asia and Pacific Affairs, Office of Taiwan Coordination Washington, DC
- Andrew Morris – ALLEX Summer Language Institute St. Louis, Missouri
- Michelle Neal – Associated Colleges in China, Summer Intensive Chinese Language Program Bejing, China
- Andy Nguyen – The East-West Center Washington, DC
- Nina Palmer National Taiwan University, International Chinese Language Program Taipei, Taiwan
- John Petrushka – North Head Consulting Bejing, China
- Mikhael Skovoronskikh – The Stimson Center, Japan Studies Intern Washington, DC
- Thomas Snyder – US Consulate Guangzhou, China
- Thiranat Sucharikul – The Nation Bangkok, Thailand
- Xiao Sun – Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) Freeman Chair in China Studies Washington, DC
- Ayumi Teraoka – Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) Japan Chair Washington, DC
- Scott Wingo – World Bank Dili, Timor-Leste
- Yining Yuan – United Nations Development Programme Bejing, China