Federal Drive

Program helps feds learn about Japanese government

The Mansfield Foundation is accepting applications for employees to spend one year abroad.

Federal News Network Staff

February 28, 2012 10:23 am

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Federal employees have a chance to get an in depth look into the inner workings of the Japanese government. The Mansfield Foundation is accepting applications for employees to spend one year abroad.

David Boling, director of the Mike Mansfield Fellowship Program, joined The Federal Drive with Tom Temin to describe the congressionally-mandated professional exchange for mid-level U.S. government employees.

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