The NAMA/KSU Intern Future Miller Public Policy Program

NAMA supports students interested in a career in milling and is proud to be working with Dr. Dirk Maier at Kansas State University to develop the next generation of millers. The NAMA/KSU Intern Future Miller Public Policy Program shows interns working in member mills the connection between their work in the mills and the legislation and regulations guiding their work by visiting congressional and executive branch offices. The annual summer program was started in August 2011.

Program details:

• Companies will arrange and pay for transportation to D.C. for all participants.
• Companies will pay hotel/activity costs for chaperones.
• NAMA pays for the first intern, others are at company expense.
• NAMA pays for a total of up to four interns.
• The program is limited to eight interns.

The dates for the 2013 program have not been set. Companies that are interested in participating should contact with Terri Long, 202.484.2200, ext. 11 or [email protected].

Last update March 7, 2013