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About CNS  The James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies (CNS)  is one of the world’s largest nongovernmental organizations dedicated to research, training, and education on nonproliferation issues. CNS works to combat the spread of weapons of mass destruction by training the next generation of nonproliferation specialists and disseminating timely, high-quality analysis.    Position Description  The CNS Nonproliferation Education Program is seeking  one Graduate Research Assistant  to support its education and outreach activities. The GRA will work closely with CNS Education Program staff to help coordinate and implement a range of education initiatives, including:  Summer Undergraduate Internship Program  https://sites.middlebury.edu/summerintern/   Critical Issues Forum (CIF) – a nonproliferation and disarmament education program for high school students  https://sites.middlebury.edu/criticalissuesforum/   Other education and outreach projects related to nonproliferation and disarmament  This position primarily involves  administrative and logistical support  for education programs, with  potential opportunities for research  related to nonproliferation and disarmament education. During the summer, the GRA’s primary responsibilities will focus on supporting the Summer Undergraduate Internship Program.    We are especially interested in candidates who are enthusiastic about  engaging younger generations—high school and college students—in disarmament and nonproliferation education.  This is a student Level B position paying $17.45 per hour. Requirements Excellent writing, editing, and research skills in English  Strong organizational and coordination skills  Proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel  Experience with blogging platforms (e.g., WordPress)  Experience using major social media platforms and tools (e.g., Instagram, Canva, LinkedIn, Facebook, X, Google Sites)    Preferred Qualifications (Highly Desirable) Basic video editing skills  Experience in K–12 education (teaching, curriculum development, or educational outreach)  Familiarity with the U.S. education system (public and/or private high schools)  Experience coordinating events (administrative and logistical support)  Interest in nuclear disarmament and nonproliferation of weapons of mass destruction  Benefits As a GRA, you will acquire on-the-job training with CNS experts and other leading scholars on nonproliferation issues. While contributing to ongoing projects GRAs are also allowed to pursue their own research in related fields. The position is renewable contingent upon satisfactory academic progress and job performance.