The Washington Internship Institute sponsors a number of events, mainly in conjunction with its academic internship program, so that our participants may take full advantage of all that Washington has to offer.
International and Foreign Policy Studies students meet and discuss French foreign policy with Consul General Olivier Serot-Almeras, Embassy of France and Irene Serot-Almeras, Director of non-governmental cooperation, Embassy of France.
Students attended a press conference at the National Press Club for the official release of the latest Quinnipiac University Poll measuring public attitudes thus far towards Edward Snowden and NSA Surveillance.
Students visited The Center for Democracy and Technology and met with Greg Nojeim to discuss the recent information leaked by Edward Snowden regarding NSA surveillance.
The Washington Internship Institute (WII), an educational nonprofit organization, focuses on three principles: public service, leadership and professional development. Rigorous academics and practical internship and immersion experiences in the most powerful city in the world enable WII to create active citizens prepared to serve in their local, state, national and global communities in the 21st century.
