Walsh School of Foreign Service
Georgetown Journal of International Affairs
Georgetown Journal of International Affairs

Development

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As members of the Development Team, student leaders focus on the growth of GJIA as an academic journal brand and as a student organization on campus. The Development Team includes Podcast Team, which runs 37th & The World, as well as Marketing Team, Special Events Team, Technology & Analytics manager, External Affairs Team, and etc.

Since its founding in 1998, the Georgetown Journal of International Affairs has exemplified the role of students in academic discourse. As members of the Development Team, student leaders are at the forefront of shaping the journal’s trajectory, both as a distinguished academic brand and as a dynamic student organization on campus. This unique position empowers them with substantial opportunities to hone their leadership skills, strategically influence the journal’s growth, and engage with key stakeholders in the international academic community, truly embodying the leadership potential that development leaders can achieve.

We are currently accepting applications for our Fall 2026 hiring cycle. Please submit your application via this form by Monday, September 7th at 11:59 PM ET.

We also encourage you to learn more about the Journal at CAB Fair (Red Square, Saturday August 29th, 11AM-2PM), and/or at GJIA’s Fall Information Session (Wednesday, September 2, 7:00-8:00 PM ET, Reiss 112).

No editorial experience is required to join the Journal, and students from all undergraduate schools and master’s programs are encouraged to apply.

Accommodation requests must be submitted to gjia@georgetown.edu.