Interns earn three units credit. Administrative Internships allow students to work in various capacities in administrative offices for city, county, state, or national government agencies. Interns are placed by their work superiors, and gain experience participating in a wide variety of administrative-office functions. Interns earn up to three units credit. Interns are placed by their work supervisors, and work at a wide variety of political-staff functions.
Interns earn up to three units credit.
Sacramento Internships offer a limited number of students a chance to observe and participate first hand in California State government. Interns are assigned to a State government office or State office-holder's staff, and spend considerable time in Sacramento. They earn up to six units credit. Washington Internships offer a limited number of students the chance to observe and participate first hand in American national government. Interns are assigned to national government office or national officeholder's staff, or to the staff of a national non-governmental organization.