Four days out of the week, you will contribute to meaningful projects and tasks in professional settings like federal agencies, Congressional offices, embassies, businesses, and a variety of nonprofit and advocacy organizations.
One day of the week, you will take two courses--the Core Course and the Internship Seminar--designed to enhance your internship experience and your future career.
We provide housing located just outside of Washington, DC, minutes from the heart of the city by convenient transportation. We also arrange activities throughout the semester, such as sporting events, cultural events, and trips to tourist hotspots.
Learn more about Jocelyn Soriano’s experience interning at Ayuda, a non-profit focused on providing legal, social, and language services for immigrants in the Greater Washington area.
Learn more about Emma Hansen’s experience interning at the Council of Independent Colleges, an education non-profit dedicated to supporting institution leaders, advancing institutional excellence, and enhancing public understanding of independent higher education’s contributions to society.
Learn more about Reg Sutphen’s experience interning at Washington Performing Arts, a performing arts non-profit working to unify the Washington community through collaborations with artists, educators, and community leaders.
Read more about Kiana Pitsch’s experience interning at the United States Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia.