This Beaux-Arts mansion is furnished with fine and decorative European and Asian art objects. Following Ambassador Anderson's death, the house became the national headquarters, museum, and library for The Society of the Cincinnati House, the oldest patriotic organization in the United States. The OSI is responsible for investigating and, if appropriate, seeking the denaturalization and deportation of citizens or residents of the United States who assisted in Nazi-sponsored acts of persecution between 1933 and 1945. The work is highly sensitive. OSI seeks college students for internships every summer and during the academic year.
Terms are no fewer than eight weeks during summer.
Interns at OSI must work as volunteers, and no funding of any kind is available from the Department of Justice. Interns must be U.S. citizens and, if offered a position, must undergo a background and fingerprint check and may be drug-tested. New York Ave., NW Washington, DC 20530 Applications for summer internships are due March 15, 2001. Applications for fall semester 2001 internships are due May 1, 2001. Any questions, please call 202.616.2492.