The comprehensive program includes academic coursework through George Mason University, an internship placement, furnished housing, guest lectures, as well as a variety of opportunities for networking and professional development.

Please pass this email on to students seeking to gain professional experience in Washington this summer. Questions can be directed to admissions@tfas.org or 202.986.0384.

Generous scholarship funding is available – please encourage students to apply by the Feb. 12 Priority Deadline. You may nominate outstanding students for special consideration at www.DCinternships.org/Nominate.

Thank you for your time,

Mary Stankus

Director, Recruitment and Admissions

The Fund for American Studies

www.DCinternships.org

Feb. 12: Priority Deadline for Scholarships

Program Dates: Jun. 8 – Aug. 2

Be part of history by living and working for two months in Washington, DC!

This is an important time to be in the nation’s capital as changes to laws, regulations and the government are being debated by both sides of the aisle.

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Public Policy + Economics Program Track

Sample Internship Policy Issues:

• Civil Rights
• Economics
• Education/Literacy
• Energy
• Environment/Climate Policy
• Gender/Women’s Issues
• Healthcare Policy
• Law
• Tax Policy
• Technology

LEARN MORE

“My internship was everything I wanted in a summer internship. The organization works to ensure everyone, regardless of income has access to a justice system. I was able to learn about the legal profession and public-interest law. The opportunities I have been afforded will greatly benefit me in my future legal career.”

Jacklyn Rogers, Southern Oregon University
Intern, Washington Council of Lawyers

Intern in Washington, DC – Gain Professional Experience

this Summer!

All participants will receive an internship placement in the public policy arena. Our staff works to place you with an organization that fits your skills and career goals.

Picture yourself working on one of these exciting projects:

• Giving a tour to visitors on Capitol Hill.
• Attending a Congressional briefing and writing a detailed report.
• Attending meetings with a think tank policy expert.
• Researching data for a report on immigration reform initiatives.
• Planning and developing a social media campaign for human trafficking awareness.
• Attending a strategy meeting with coalition groups advocating for new comprehensive energy policies.

INTERNSHIPS

ACADEMICS

NETWORKING

Scholarship Funding

Apply today – there are still generous scholarships to be granted:

• Awards are based on financial need and merit
• More than 85% of students receive funding
• Average awards of $1,000 to $4,500

Application Instructions

Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis until March 13. Apply by Feb. 12 for priority scholarship consideration and internship placement.

To learn more and to begin an online application, please visit www.DCinternships.org/PublicPolicy. Questions may be directed to 202.986.0384 or admissions@tfas.org.

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