University Career Center and University Libraries present

STEM Careers in Diplomacy and Foreign Affairs – Making an Impact in the Worl
Connect with Diplomat in Residence, Dara Yin, to learn more about STEM opportunities with the U.S. Department of State. 

Many individuals don’t realize the breadth of issues that the U.S. Department of State handles throughout the globe. Talented individuals with science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) backgrounds are needed to represent America, and deal with the many STEM issues that contribute to our security and our prosperity. You can travel and experience other cultures, while making a difference in the world using your STEM background!

Diplomat in Residence Northwest, Dara Yin, (https://careers.state.gov/connect-with-a-diplomat/northwest/) will answer your questions on how STEM education and experience are highly valued at the U.S. Department of State. He will discuss how to pursue diverse STEM careers in policy areas or applied work in IT and cybersecurity; construction engineering and facility maintenance; environment, science, technology, and health policy; security engineering; and family practice medical services. Learn more at careers.state.gov 

APPLIED STEM CAREERS
Foreign Service Specialists are career public servants who serve at home and abroad in over 270 diplomatic facilities worldwide. You can contribute your STEM expertise in the following career tracks:

• Information Technology – Manage and operate worldwide IT infrastructure, including PC local and wide area networks, telecommunication systems, and telephone and UHF/VHF programs while ensuring their safety and integrity, protecting classified material, optimizing system and network operations, and providing on-going technical support
• Law Enforcement and Security – Provide technical security support and engineering expertise to support dignitary travel and protect diplomatic facilities worldwide, including security assessments, technical security countermeasures, and computer security measures
• Medical Services – Maintain and promote the health of diplomats and their family members who represent U.S. Government agencies worldwide as a MD, DO, Psychiatrist, Family Nurse Practitioner, Physician Assistant, or Medical Laboratory Scientist.

More info/questions about this event: please contact Tina Haynes (thaynes@uoregon.edu), Employer Engagement Coordinator, University Career Center, 541-346-6006.