Law students who are interested in a summer internship should contact the Committee by January 1 of the first or second year of law school. In the past, the Committee has been fortunate to host lawyers who have received public interest fellowships to pursue a project for one or two years with the Committee. The Washington Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights and Urban Affairs is seeking a director of Development and Communications to manage all facets of fund raising program. This position requires experience in developing and executing a comprehensive fund raising plan for nonprofit organization. Experience in developing promotional materials and press relations also desirable.
Salary commensurate with experience.