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The Washington Center is now accepting applications for its Spring and Summer Internship Programs.  Spring Internship Application, Early Deadline: October 9 Spring Internship Application, Regular Deadline: November 6  Summer Internship Application, Early Deadline: February 19 Summer Internship Application, Regular Deadline: March 18 Visit: https://twc.edu/programs/academic-internship-program

The Washington Center is now accepting applications for its Spring and Summer Internship Programs.  Spring Internship Application, Early Deadline: October 9 Spring Internship Application, Regular Deadline: November 6  Summer Internship Application, Early Deadline: February 19 Summer Internship Application, Regular Deadline: March 18 Visit: https://twc.edu/programs/academic-internship-program

The Washington Center is now accepting applications for its Spring and Summer Internship Programs.  Spring Internship Application, Early Deadline: October 9 Spring Internship Application, Regular Deadline: November 6  Summer Internship Application, Regular Deadline: February 19 Summer Internship Application, Regular Deadline: March 18 Visit: https://twc.edu/programs/academic-internship-program

The Supreme Court Internship Program provides students with a unique opportunity to build a substantial working knowledge of the role, functions, and history of the Supreme Court of the United States. The Program offers a compelling study experience and valuable exposure to work in a professional environment. Interns have responsibilities wholly distinct from the case work

The Washington Center’s D.C. Academic Internship Program has three components: the internship, the evening course, and the LEAD Colloquium. One of the many things that makes The Washington Center’s program so valuable is its combination of real-world experience and academic coursework. You’ll choose from a wide variety of courses offered to complement your internship and

The Young Leaders Program is a 12-15 week internship program that provides a full educational program while at The Heritage Foundation.  Working up to 37.5 hours, an intern has the opportunity to learn from experts in a variety of fields by way of policy briefings, in-house mentorship, accountability of work, and a First Principles Series.

The Bipartisan Policy Center is a non-profit organization that combines the best ideas from both parties to promote health, security, and opportunity for all Americans. BPC drives principled and politically viable policy solutions through the power of rigorous analysis, painstaking negotiation, and aggressive advocacy. During the fall and spring semesters, internships are part-time and unpaid