News Briefs

The State Department's Summer 2018 internship application process is now open. Students interested in applying for the Council of American Ambassadors' 2018 International Affairs Fellowships must first be accepted as Washington, DC-based State Department summer 2018 interns.

Ambassador Chin discusses his experience in Timor Leste in two fascinating interviews.

The Council's Legacy Society recognizes support of the Council's work through donors' estate plans.

CAA Member Ambassador Swanee Hunt has published a book entitled "Rwandan Women Rising."

Ambassador James C. Rosapepe recently interviewed former U.S. Ambassador-at-Large for Religious Freedom Suzan Johnson Cook in the latest edition of the CAALive! podcast series.

The Spring 2017 issue of The Ambassadors REVIEW is now available. Among the countries covered in this issue are Colombia, Morocco, Namibia, Ghana and Turkey. NATO and the EU are also covered in this edition. A piece on public diplomacy is included in the Spring 2017 issue of The REVIEW.

The Reverend Dr. Ambassador Suzan Johnson-Cook will be the keynote speaker at Fisk University's April 30 Baccalaureate Service.

Congratulations to Ambassador Fay Hartog Levin, who will receive an honorary degree from Knox College at its commencement exercises on June 4.

The late William T. Coleman, Jr., the second African-American to hold a cabinet post, died last month. CAA Director Ambassador Donald Bliss was acting general counsel to the Transportation Department under Mr. Coleman.

The Council of American Ambassadors has selected its Fellows for the Summer 2017 session. The rising senior undergraduates hail from eight colleges/universities from across the United States.