It educates students on issues of civil rights and the Arab heritage and current events in the Middle-East, and empowers them to educate others. At the same time, students gain practical training in community organizing, research and writing, media relations, legal issues, political action and educational work, ofcourse, routine office work alongside our regular staff. The first few week of the summer program are centered on the annual convention in mid-June. Candidates must be currently enrolled in college and have completed at least one year of undergraduate study. This includes recent graduates, graduate students and law students.
Individual departments have their own requirements.
Interns are expected to become a regular ADC members. We encourage applicants of all ethnic backgrounds. Internships carry a small stipend. Interns receiving course credit do not receive a stipend. During the school year, applications are considered as they are received.