In Washington, D.C. many professionals begin their careers as interns. Interns regularly include college students, recent graduates and even those who have held professional positions, but are looking to move to a new field. An internship is an opportunity to be on the inside . Once inside, interns can make contacts, inspire the confidence of professionals in the field, learn how the system works and discover possible job openings in their area of interest and earn recommendations and even job placement assistance. We offer a stimulating academic environment, a chance to be a part of a graduate school team, the opportunity to take a graduate course free of charge and the occasion to be close to Washington scholar-practitioners.
Opportunities are available to undergraduates, graduate students and post-graduates.
We also include one graduate course free of charge. We seek interns with a professional demeanor, a willingness to serve where needed and good oral and written communication skills. We also require basic computer skills and a working knowledge of the Microsoft Office applications Word and Access. All rights reserved.