The Institute has a strong focus on Washington state issues, but also conducts research on national and local issues. It also sponsors events and forums with nationally-known speakers one or two times a month. Students will conduct research, work on the computer, file research material, and perform administrative tasks. Interns will be expected to work between 15-20 hours per week. The Institute allows flexible daily hours to work around the intern's class schedule.
Independent transportation is desirable.
These positions offer college course credit where applicable, as well as a lot of hands-on experience and a small monthly stipend. The Institute believes that an internship should benefit a student's intellectual growth and professional interests. By associating with some of the key political leaders and policy makers in our state, interns will gain valuable political science experience.