Some stay and continue in public policy-oriented jobs, while others move on to other types of work or study, but all are enriched by the experience. Because FCNL s program is guided by the priorities set by the General Committee, staff assignments related to priority issues take precedence over personal concerns, even when the latter are consistent with FCNL policy positions. Within the priority issues, however, work assignments may be adjusted to match individual skills and preferences. More mundane jobs such as photocopying, filing, and envelope stuffing must be done and are shared as equitably as possible. Salary is at a subsistence level for the Washington area, and benefits include health coverage, vacation and sick leave.
Interns are responsible for making their own housing arrangements.
Many have found group or cooperative living arrangements cost-saving. FCNL can provide some leads and information to assist in securing accomodations. This means that you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader on your computer to open and view the six-page form. If you don't have Acrobat Reader and would like to download the free software from Adobe, Incorporated, click here . Please understand that the download time can vary according to your existing computer resources.