Event Title:

Organization:

  Diversity

  Atlanta

Start Date:

  6/24/2009

End Date:

  6/24/2009

Start Time:

  6:30 PM

End Time:

  8:30 PM

Event Info: 

  Representatives of the State Department, including Ambassadors and other senior-level members, will be present in an effort to recruit more Latinos, African Americans, Women, and other people with diverse skill sets, educational and cultural backgrounds. All interested persons are invited to attend and must RSVP to obtain entry.

You will have the opportunity to meet U.S. diplomats, entry-level professionals and interns who will share their experiences about life and work with the U.S. Department of State in Washington, D.C. and overseas. Network with your peers while learning about careers in the Foreign Service. You'll discover how your current experience, knowledge and skills can transition into one of the most unique careers in the world.

The Atlanta, Georgia event will be the sixteenth held in this series, and is part of a national effort to ensure that the U.S. Department of State looks more like the face of America. Prior events were held in Scottsdale, Washington DC, Seattle, Coral Gables, New York, Detroit, Raleigh, Chicago, Atlanta, Miami, San Antonio, Anaheim, San Diego, Los Angeles, and Houston. Visit www.mpnsite.com/dos/event-photos.pdf to view select photos from past U.S. State Department events.


RSVP to attend this FREE Event:
Each attendee must individually RSVP to attend this FREE event. RSVP and a government issued ID are mandatory to gain entry.

Please visit www.mpnsite.com/rsvp/Atlanta.asp to RSVP for this event, and to view photos from past events.

Seating is limited. For more information about this event, please visit: www.mpnsite.com/eblast/2009/DoS-Atlanta.htm, e-mail Support@MPNmail.com or call the MPN office at 770-322-9323 or 888-676-6389.


About the U.S. Foreign Service
As the lead U.S. foreign affairs agency, the Department of State helps to shape a freer, more secure, and more prosperous world through formulating, representing, and implementing the President's foreign policy. The U.S. maintains diplomatic relations with about 180 countries and also maintains relations with many international organizations, adding up to a total of more than 265 posts around the world. The Foreign Service and the Civil Service in the Department of State and U.S. missions abroad represent the American people. They work together to achieve the goals and to implement the initiatives of American foreign policy.

Location:

  Spelman College - Cosby Building

Room:

  1st Floor Auditorium

Address:

  350 Spelman Lane, SW

Phone:

  770.322.9323

City:

  Atlanta

State/Province:

  GA