The internships in Washington, DC will include regional media, community relations and development. Interns typically work a minimum of fifteen hours per week for eight weeks. However all interested students are encouraged to apply. Will work under the supervision of the Managing Director and handle all business-related items concerning the planning and producing for the annual conference as well as helping staff panels and workshops, organize volunteers, deal with exhibitors and coordinate promotion and media. Successful applicant will be a highly organized and pro-active individual, business oriented with at least 2 years experience with conference production and excellent organization, communication, oral and writing skills.
Compensation is salary or hourly commensurate with experience.
The internship program is designed to give students an opportunity to work with the only national organization working to guarantee every American's right to their gender free from stereotypes, discrimination and violence. To apply submit a cover letter, resume, and writing sample. Please be sure to include the semester you are applying for, why you want to do an internship with GenderPAC and what you have to contribute. In addition please be sure to include what you want to get out of your internship and how it will help you grow within your chosen field. The internship's are based on a semester calendar for application deadlines and internship dates.