Library of Congress NBC Television U.S. Commerce Department FCC (Federal Communications Commission) U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Wolf Trap Center for the Performing Arts The National Endowment for the Humanities Corcoran Gallery of Art U.S. House and Senate |
Saks Fifth Avenue Democratic/Republican National Committees Trial Lawyers for Public Justice U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum American Film and Video National Geographic Magazine The Children's Museum The Embassy of Canada Public Defender Service Brookings Institute Amnesty International Internal Revenue Service |
National Science Foundation Food and Drug Administration Environmental Protection Agency Verizon Center Georgetown Medical Center National Institutes of Health Merill Lynch |
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Students select internships according to their areas of interest, such as government, the media, and national institutions in a variety of fields, federal agencies, and private industries. International relations, journalism, law, medicine, public relations, business, the arts, science and technology, education, and counseling are among the many specialties that students pursue.
Students take an evening course with the our staff and guest instructors. Guest speakers, field trips, slide shows, and recommended readings are part of the program. Housing (both apartments and dormitories) are available through Georgetown University and other area colleges as well as three nonprofit agencies that have apartments and townhouses for interns (although interns have the option of making private arrangements if they prefer).
To obtain further information and an application form, please view our websites or contact:
Washington Internship Program 7606 16th Street, NW Washington DC 20012 Phone: (202) 829-5364 Email: washinternships@aol.com
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