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Administrative
Assistant:
Part-Time
Job
Opportunity
at
DRCNet
10/22/04
https://stopthedrugwar.org/chronicle-old/359/assistant.shtml
DRCNet is seeking a part-time
Administrative Assistant to work with the Executive and Associate Directors
and the Member Coordinator. The Administrative Assistant will assist
with all manner of clerical and administrative tasks.
Applicants should be experienced
in using e-mail, Microsoft Word and Excel, filing, and other typical office
duties, and must have a high level of accuracy and attention to detail.
The ability to deal competently on the phone on issues such as billing
and ordering of supplies and other items is a plus, as is enthusiasm for
the cause of drug policy reform.
Applicants should be able
to work in the office 10-20 hours per week, between the hours of 10:00am
and 6:00pm, preferably including some hours on all or most weekdays.
Within those constraints, we will show flexibility and work with the right
applicant to find a mutually workable schedule. College students
are encouraged to apply. The job will last from now through the end
of the year, and is likely to be renewed in 2005 as well. Starting
pay is $10/hour, negotiable for the right candidate.
To apply, please send a cover
letter and resume via e-mail, fax, or mail to: David Guard, Associate
Director, DRCNet, 1623 Connecticut Ave., NW, 3rd Floor, Washington, DC
20009, fax: (202) 293-8344, e-mail: [email protected].
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Issue #359, 10/22/04
Editorial: Twenty Years? |
California Initiative to Rein-In Three-Strikes Law Appears Headed for Victory |
English Drug Reformers Map Route to Post-Prohibition Drug Policy |
In California Senate Race, Judge Jim Gray Gets No Respect from Media, Polls, or Debates, Despite Strong Showing |
DRCNet Book Review: "15 To Life: How I Painted My Way to Freedom," by Tony Papa with Jennifer Wynn Feral House Press, $22.95 HB) |
A Message from the Executive Director on What DRCNet is Planning After Election Day and Why We Need Your Help |
Newsbrief: Kerry Says Feds Should Butt Out of Oregon Laws |
Newsbrief: Alaska Marijuana Initiative Backers Sue Lieutenant Governor Over Election Pamphlet |
Newsbrief: Bush, Kerry, Nader Respond to HEA Query |
Newsbrief: African-American Professional Groups Form Coalition to Change Drug Policies |
Newsbrief: Federal Judge Rules Cops Can Lie on the Stand |
Newsbrief: End of Opium Cultivation Spells Looming Disaster for Burmese Peasants |
Newsbrief: Three Dead in Peru Coca Confrontation -- Cocaleros Occupy Buildings in Provincial City |
Newsbrief: Dutch Medical Marijuana Program Runs Up Against Law of the Market |
Newsbrief: Actress's Marijuana Bust Challenge Causing Waves in South Korea |
Newsbrief: Canadian Government to Reintroduce Marijuana Reform Bill, But Adds Driver Drug Testing, Too |
Newsbrief: This Week's Corrupt Cops Stories |
This Week in History |
The DARE Generation Returns to DC: Students for Sensible Drug Policy 2004 National Conference Next Month |
Apply Now to Intern at DRCNet! |
Administrative Assistant: Part-Time Job Opportunity at DRCNet |
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