Getting a job with the U.S. State Department is one of the hardest gigs
to line up with the feds, but four Wayne State University students have
scored spots in the inaugural group department's Internship Fellows
Program.
The four Wayne State Honors College students are the
only students from Michigan to get into the program. They will receive
$6,000 stipends for their work in Washington, D.C., or abroad.
The
students include Mary Craft (a history major preparing for law school),
Alexander Marinica (a pre-med student going for a philosophy degree)
Rasha Natour, a political science major) and Srdan Sadikovic (also
majoring in political science).
Source: Wayne State University
Writer: Jon Zemke
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