Foreign Affairs Information Technology (FAIT) Fellows Enter Workforce Amid Pandemic

June 10, 2020 The Washington Center

Federal News Network's Tom Temin discusses the Foreign Affairs Information Technology (FAIT) Fellowship program with Patricia Boerner, Program Manager for the Foreign Affairs IT Fellowships at the State Department, and Chelsey Jones, Senior Manager for Federal Programs at the Washington Center.

Curious about the program's application and selection process? Want to learn more about the duties and responsibilities of a Foreign Service Information Management Specialist? Listen to the podcast at Federal News Network.

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