Ready to start building your skills? If you are seeking to improve skills relevant to your field and you are working at a non-profit or are a graduate of a Charles Koch Institute educational program, Skill Lab could be the perfect fit for you. 

• Completion of a Charles Koch Institute educational program (the Koch Associate Program, Liberty@Work®, Koch Internship Program, Media and Journalism Fellowship, or Koch Fellowship Program) OR employment in a full-time, non-internship role at a liberty-advancing non-profit
• Interest in advancing free societies and well-being
• Current participation in the Koch Associate Program, Koch Internship Program, or Media and Journalism Program

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