Interns are given substantive work assignments and the individual attention needed to gain valuable insight into government and politics through public interest work experience.
Administrative work is kept to a minimum.
The number of internships varies according to the needs of each project. Typically, two to six interns are hired each semester and each summer. There is no application form. Interested students should send a resume and cover letter to the Center by the appropriate deadline. The cover letter should explain why the student is interested in an internship at the Center and which project he or she finds most interesting.