The orientation session provides an excellent forum for discussion of the shared vision of both students and staff members for the responsibility interns will assume during their internship period. There is a written evaluation by the intern on the program at conclusion of their tenure, and a written evaluation on the intern is completed by directors, and supervisor, which is kept on file. The Society recognizes the accomplishments of each intern at the completion of the internship by awarding a certificate of appreciation from the president and staff members. This certificate of recognition will be valuable to students as they embark upon future professional pursuits. If you would like to apply for an internship, please send a resume and a cover letter introducing yourself Within the cover letter, tell us about yourself and your school, your major area of studies, special interests, etc.
Positions are open until filled.
There is some flexibility in start time. Most of our internships are in our Washington, DC office, but some are also available within our regional offices. You may submit the cover letter and resume by mail or by email.