Quaker Lobby Plans for Executive Secretary Transition
Two years ago our Executive Secretary, Joe Volk, informed the Executive Committee that he planned to retire in 2011. This year Joe confirmed his intention, telling the FCNL General Committee that he will retire in March 2011 at his normal retirement age. In its 66-year history, FCNL has had only three executive secretaries, E. Raymond Wilson (1943 – 1962), Ed Snyder (1962 – 1990), and Joe Volk since March 1, 1990. With many months to plan for Joe’s successor, we have begun a deliberate and thorough selection and transition process.
Joe and the staff will remain focused on seizing the tremendous opportunities for policy change (Joe Volk audio clip) that we see in Washington right now. A Search Committee, led by Gretchen Hall, has been appointed by the FCNL Executive Committee to conduct the search process.
The full position description can be found here.
Volunteer
FCNL is looking for volunteers who would be able to sit at the front desk, welcome visitors and delivery people, and help with mailings. We are particularly interested in people who would be willing to volunteer on a weekly basis. This position would be ideal for retired people or college students. Find out more.
Become an FCNL Intern
Interns work as full-time members of FCNL's staff for eleven months, from early September through the end of July. Interns receive a subsistence salary, health care, and paid vacation and sick leave.
FCNL is now accepting applications for the 2010-2011 internship. All application materials are due by March 9, 2010. Use this application (available in PDF  or Word document) and return all materials to Ruth Flower at FCNL.
Find out more. To see what the current interns are up to, read their blog Of Peace and Politics.
FCNL is an equal opportunity employer.
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01/06/2010
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