<p>Here are the two categories:</p>
<p>1) Something related to the environmental policy, which I'm quite passionate about. I have considerable experience with environment-related work, but not environmental policy- which is something I've been considering going into as a career. This is national-level policy.</p>
<p>2) An interesting-looking opportunity for doing social research and designing marketing campaigns for a web start-up (deals with poll widgets -like an embedded application for other sites, has strong leadership). The organization seems interesting, though really, I'm interested in the psychological aspects of branding and marketing. I normally approach marketing with a suspicious eye, but it would be really interesting to be on the other side of it, as well as be able to work on my creative ability. I am planning on majoring in psychology and possibly doing academic research somewhere down the line.</p>
<p>Both seem really worthwhile, but perhaps 1 seems more practical. I would be taking a risk with 2, not knowing how much I'll actually learn that I could apply to whatever comes next of my academic and non-academic career in psych. Any thoughts?</p>