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National Security Spotlight: Saleha Sahar
Over eight intensive days in Washington, D.C., our National Security participants stepped inside this high-stakes world—engaging with policymakers, intelligence leaders and military strategists.
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Where National Security Policy Meets Practice
National security isn’t just debated in textbooks, it’s forged in the halls of the Pentagon, the Situation Room, and other Washington, D.C. institutions.
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How TWC’s Cybersecurity Accelerator Program Shaped Megan Windham’s Career Path
Megan shared with us how participating equipped her with cutting-edge knowledge, practical career strategies and valuable connections, all of which she is now applying to her next steps in tech.
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What Is a REAL ID, and Why Do You Need One for Your TWC Experience?
If you're a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident flying to Washington, D.C. or planning to visit federal sites as part of your TWC program, there’s a critical item you must have: a REAL ID.
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Intern Spotlight: A Rising Star in International Security
Meet Abigail Smart, a Junior at the University of New Hampshire, double majoring in International Affairs and Political Science with a concentration in International Security.
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Eight Days That Redefined Our Participant's National Security Trajectory
This year’s National Security Program cohort experienced what many professionals spend years pursuing: unfiltered access to the minds and institutions shaping America’s defense strategy.
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Beyond the Health Policy Resume: The Power of Networking
When it comes to launching a career in health policy, many students focus on building the perfect resume—stacking credentials, refining technical knowledge and tailoring their application materials.
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5 Reasons Why Every Changemaker Should Attend TWC's Nonprofit Leadership & Advocacy Seminar
Nonprofits play a crucial role in solving society’s most pressing challenges, from education reform to sustainability to community health and much more.
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Álvaro Sopo Salazar on Service, Policy and Problem-Solving in Congress
In this spotlight, Álvaro shares how he turned challenges into opportunities, from designing systems to track community concerns to deepening his understanding of U.S. foreign affairs.
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Reflecting on TWC’s 2025 Cybersecurity Accelerator Program
At The Washington Center, we don't just tell you about job and career opportunities – we show you pathways into them via connections and collaboration with individuals who live them now.
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TWC at 50 Years – Innovating Through a Legacy of Success
For five decades, The Washington Center has stood at the intersection of education and opportunity, transforming the lives of more than 68,000 students through immersive experiential learning.
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What is the Skills Gap – and Why Should You Care?
The workforce is changing faster than ever.
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From D.C. Intern to Aspiring Public Servant: Hussein Rifath’s Journey of Growth and Purpose
A political science student with a deep curiosity for how past events shape today’s world, Hussein Rifath brought his academic passion to life during his internship at the Department of Justice.
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Budget Hacks for Students & Interns Living in Washington, D.C.
Washington, D.C., is one of the best cities for students and interns, offering world-class internships, networking opportunities and endless free activities. But let’s be real: D.C. can be expensive.
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Preparing for Tomorrow: The Path to Leadership for Puerto Rican Students
"The Córdova and Fernós Congressional Internship Program opened my eyes to opportunities that connect cultures, foster growth and prepare emerging leaders to give back." - Crystal Hernandez-Torres
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The Evolving Landscape of National Security: Why Adaptability is Your Greatest Asset
The world of national security is complex and constantly evolving. From global conflicts and cybersecurity threats to domestic risks and new technologies, the challenges are more dynamic than ever.
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Why Networking is Essential When Launching a Career in Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity is one of the most dynamic, high-paying, and rewarding fields today. With a global shortage of 3.5 million professionals, demand for skilled experts has never been higher.
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Empowering Dreams and Championing Representation: Elizabeth Gomez Solis’ Internship Journey
Currently a student at the University of Colorado Boulder, Elizabeth Gomez Solis interned with the Congressional Hispanic Leadership Institute, where she provided critical support and policy research.
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Building Data-Driven Insights with Temirlan Utegulov
From developing Power BI dashboards to streamlining reporting processes and crafting strategic insights, Temirlan is making a significant impact.
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From College Radio to International Airwaves: Payton Cavanaugh’s Internship Journey at Voice of America
Payton Cavanaugh, a junior at Emerson College majoring in International Relations, made waves during her internship at Voice of America (VOA). With a passion for storytelling and global...
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Top 5 Mistakes Students Make When Evaluating Internships
As the largest and most established academic internship program in the U.S., we work with thousands of students to navigate their internship journey, make informed decisions and maximize the...
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On the Frontlines of Democracy: Jorge Avila's Internship During a Historic Election Season
Jorge Avila’s journey with the Democratic National Committee (DNC) was a masterclass in resilience, adaptability and the power of civic engagement during a pivotal moment in American politics.
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MacKenzie Cruz’s Mission to Safeguard Children Through Global Policy
MacKenzie Cruz, is making a powerful impact as an intern with the International Center for Missing and Exploited Children, tackling critical issues affecting children worldwide.
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A Swiftie Intern Spotlight: How Stephanie Samsel Merged Pop Culture and Politics
Stephanie Samsel interned at the Heritage Foundation and took on diverse roles as a temporary marketing project coordinator.
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Liv Holmes - Championing History and Accessibility
Live Holmes is a rising star from Kalamazoo College spent her internship with the FDR Memorial Legacy Committee blending historical preservation with advocacy and acknowledgment of disability rights.
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Academic Internship Program
Spend a summer or semester in Washington, D.C. and set yourself apart in today's competitive job market.
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Charting New Waters: How a Naval Research Lab Internship Fueled Isabella’s Passion for Science
For many students, the path from college to a rewarding career feels daunting, especially in fields where hands-on experience and research skills seem like must-haves from day one. But for...
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Building the Future of Public Transit: An Intern’s Journey to a Career-Defining Experience at the Department of Transportation
Serra Marquez, a Civil Engineering senior at the University of Notre Dame, joined the Federal Transit Administration’s Diversity in Federal Transit Internship Program.
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The #1 Trait Employers Are Looking For
As you prepare to enter the workforce, there’s one quality that stands out above all: a growth mindset.
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A Conversation with Adriana DeMercurio
Converting personal challenges into action for others via an internship within the federal government at SAMHSA.
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From Classroom to Career: 5 Tips to Land Your Dream Job After Graduation
With so many graduates entering the workforce, having a clear and strategic plan is crucial. Here are five actionable tips to help you secure the career you want.
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How to Get the Job that Turns Your Passion into a Rewarding Career
Today’s college graduates face significant challenges in the job market as a result of a growing disconnect between academic curricula and employers’ needs. Some important data you should consider:
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Championing Political Awareness and Discovering Career Flexibility
Political science major Josephine Ennin interned at Political Awareness, a nonprofit organization dedicated to increasing political engagement and education.
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Grant Bane’s AIP Experience: Enhancing Scenic Beauty and Professional Ambitions
This summer, Grant A Bane, a Public Relations major from the University of Colorado-Boulder, interned with Scenic America to help preserve the nation's scenic beauty.
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Intern Spotlight: Embracing Growth and Professional Development as an Intern at the Assuaged Foundation
Chris Parris Jr., a Mass Communications major at Frostburg State University, joined TWC’s Summer 2024 Academic Internship Program and interned at the Assuaged Foundation.
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How AI is Reshaping Career Pathways
AI isn't here to take your job away. Instead, someone who knows how to use AI effectively might. Generative AI is revolutionizing the professional world, and the demand for skills is rising.
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Unlocking Career Opportunities in Health Policy
If you have a passion to improve health outcomes, increase access and affordability of care, overcome health disparities or strive for better health for individuals and families, building skills,...
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Empowered by Experience: Brazilian Student Finds Clarity and Confidence Through TWC's AIP Program
Heloisa Ramires joined TWC’s Spring 2024 AIP program as an international student from Escola Superior de Propaganda e Marketing in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Interning at Lean Construction Institute...
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Finding Purpose: How An Internship Shaped This Student’s Goals in Human Services
Tess Mason-DiBurgo, a Human Services major at Fitchburg State University, interned at Voices for a Second Chance during Spring 2024 AIP.
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How a TWC Experience Sparked an Influential and Award-Winning Career in Cybersecurity
Dina Atwell is a Spring 2012 alumna of TWC’s Academic Internship Program. The skills, experiences and, most of all, networks that she built during her program are fueling an amazing career in...
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International Affairs Major Builds Skills, Networks and Shapes a Career Pathway via Powerful Research-Based Internship Project
Antonia Zito, an international relations major at University of Washington, recently served as a research intern at the William J. Perry Center for Hemispheric Studies (WJPC)...
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D.C. Internship Experience Helps Grand Valley State University Student Build Stronger Connections to Western Michigan Home
It may sound counterintuitive but the experience as an intern for Congresswoman Hillary Scholten's office in Washington, D.C., through The Washington Center's (TWC) Academic Internship Program...
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Networking Opportunities Throughout D.C.-Based Internship Fuels University of Arkansas at Little Rock Student’s Professional Dreams
Janiya Pettus, a political science major at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, undertook an internship journey with National Association of Federally Impacted Schools (NAFIS).
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On-Air and Behind the Camera, TCU Student Fuels Her TV Dreams
Texas Christian University Student Ella Mercer interned at WTTG-TV, the local FOX 5 D.C. TV station. Her experiences in front of and behind the camera, including reporting, shooting footage...
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Government Relations Internship Expands Stockton University Student’s Professional Network and Fuels Passion to be a Human Rights Lawyer
Detty-Maidanove Exantus, a Political Science major attending Stockton University interned at Bramer Group during Fall 2023.
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The Washington Center Welcomes Two Esteemed Alumni to its Board of Trustees, Reelects Chair
The Board of Trustees of The Washington Center (TWC) recently elected two accomplished alumni to its Board. Isaiah Boswell and Geoff Schaefer...
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TWC’s Workforce Readiness Program: Career-Connected Skills for the Future of Work
The Washington Center is launching an innovative Workforce Readiness Program to provide an opportunity for learners to immerse themselves in the realities and expectations of today’s workforce.
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First Generation Student Advocates for Immigrant Rights
Towson University student Jackie Martinez always aspired to become an immigration lawyer. Her passion for advocating for those who are underrepresented led her to her internship with Ayuda Inc.
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Networking and Hands-On Internship Projects Expand Comms Major’s Career Possibilities
Interning within a marketing and communications team at the nonprofit Complete College America helped Ember Brummitt, an undergrad at East Tennessee State University majoring in mass communications...
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Delaware State University Students Expand Career Horizons in D.C.
The Washington Center and Delaware State University continue their collaboration to fuel students’ exploration of careers and create networks and experiences that will help kick-start their futures.
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North Carolina-Based Learner With Military Background Explores Advocacy Opportunities to Support Refugees
Dante DeMarzo, an undergraduate at University of North Carolina, combined his organizational and creative skills to help deliver a high-profile event in D.C. supporting refugee families.
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Student Gains Confidence Through Work With Nonprofit Organization
Northern Arizona University student Dayana Guzman interned at Jubilee Housing as a Resident Services Coordinator.
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Experiencing the Global Perspective of Government Affairs via a D.C. Based Internship
Trisha Binwade, an undergraduate at University of Washington dove into the complex area of international policy during her internship at S&P Global.
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A First-Time Intern Becomes Part of the Team at One of the World’s Largest Brands
Stepping through the doors of one of the world’s largest food and beverage companies and well-known brands might be daunting for some, but not Cassidy Crawford, a first-generation undergrad.
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Student Garners Professional Insight to Pursue Career in Foreign Service
University of Colorado Boulder student Luke Hahn interned at a national security think tank as part of the CU in D.C. program.
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Embassy Internship Inspires Career in Immigration Law
Internship experience at the Embassy of El Salvador inspires Arkansas State University student to pursue a career in law and advocate for individuals in her home state of Arkansas.
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Internship Affirms Pre-Med Student’s Passion for Healthcare
East Tennessee State University student Samuel Garcia experienced a career awakening after his internship with the National Hispanic Medical Association.
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TWC Student Helps Create Opportunities for Afghan Refugees via Internship with Lawyers Without Borders
Maroua Rahaoui, an undergraduate student at Worcester State University had a vision of coming to Washington, D.C. and making a difference.
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Student Expands Network Through Political Internship
Florida Atlantic University student Jake Walsh spent a summer interning with the Bipartisan Policy Center.
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Fueling Innovation and Equity with Cybersecurity Industry Partners
Learn more about Tentacle’s experience in the Cybersecurity Accelerator Program and how participating supports their operational and equity visions.
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Internship Guides Student to Professional Calling
University of Puerto Rico student Johaneliz Gonzalez found her calling through an internship with the Congressional Hispanic Leadership Institute.
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Seminars at TWC – An Immersive Learning Experience
The Washington Center hosts several engaging and rewarding seminar programs in Washington, D.C. These week-long offerings provide direct, off-the-record access to individuals and institutions...
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Intern Establishes Important Connections for Law Career
Sophia Estupinan is a criminal justice major from Florida International University who interned at the International Association of Women Judges.
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Intern Makes an Impact Through Work with Nonprofit Organization
Supported by a scholarship from the Motorola Solutions Foundation, Sarah’s internship at Offender Aid and Restoration generated change in the lives of those who have experienced incarceration.
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Celebrating a Holiday Surprise of Experiential Learning
Elizabeth Kolb shares with us a special letter she sent her peers regarding her acceptance to The Washington Center's Academic Internship Program this summer.
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From Data to Policy, There's a Place for You in a Cybersecurity Career
Students with a background in just about any field of study can find a job in the cybersecurity industry. What’s more, there is opportunity for everyone. Learn how to launch your cybersecurity career!
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SAMHSA Intern Finds Meaningful Work on Projects That Could Impact Millions
Jorge Garcia-Cordero found challenging and rewarding work, while discovering his career goals, through an internship with the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA).
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Internship Experience Helps Student Navigate the Congressional World
During his summer with TWC, Christopher Rosati from The College of New Jersey learned the importance of networking and got a taste of government responsibilities.
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Social Work Internship Inspires Student to Pursue Higher Education
Westfield State University student Tiara Lewis gained real-world experience through her internship with LIFT-DC Community Services. Now, she plans to continue her education and follow her passion...
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TWC Students Have a Voice in the Future of Democracy at the Bipartisan Policy Center’s UnCon22 Event
30 TWC students from across America and around the globe participated in Un-Convention 2022 (UnCon22), an immersive day of seminars and discussions with viewpoints from across the political spectrum.
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TWC Mourns the Passing of Former Board Member and Supporter Norman Y. Mineta
The former Secretary of Transportation was recognized with TWC's Lifetime Achievement Award in 2012.
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D.C. Experience Leads to Limitless Opportunities
Emerson College student Caelynn Marie Timbreza spent a semester in Washington, D.C. interning at The Appellate Project, a nonprofit that provides resources to law students of color.
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Networking Opens the Door to a New Career Path in Foreign Affairs
Networking opens the door to a new career path.
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Meet Kim Churches, TWC's New President
Churches is TWC's fourth President—and first female in the role—as of October 2021. She brings nearly three decades of experience in nonprofit and higher education administration.
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What Should I Wear? The Ultimate Guide to Workplace Dress Codes
Dressing for work can be tricky, whether you’re in the office or working remotely. Use this guide to get familiar with your office dress code and build a work-ready wardrobe.
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4 Tips for Virtual Networking
Virtual networking is here to stay. Use these tips prepare to network over Zoom or over the phone so you can make the most of your conversations.
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Internship at Advocacy Group Provides Connections and Confidence
University of Southern Mississippi student Kellie Jackson talks about how her TWC internship with a non-profit advocacy group prepared her for life after college.
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5 Common (Remote) Workplace Challenges — and How to Address Them
Working remotely comes with perks — and challenges. Here’s how to navigate workplace conflict during your remote internship.
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Academic Internship Interactive Program Guide
No matter what's going on in the world, The Washington Center is here to help you launch a career you'll love. Take a tour of our Academic Internship Program with this interactive guide.
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Gaining Clarity on a Career in Criminal Justice Reform
Olivia Avery, Political Science and Anthropology major from University of Vermont, interned at the Council for Court Excellence through TWC's Academic Internship Program.
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3 Ways to Prepare to Graduate Into a Tough Job Market
Landing a new position during a pandemic isn’t ideal, but it’s possible. We’ve outlined three ways to navigate a tough job market.
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Study Abroad Plans Cancelled? Look Into These Smart Alternatives
For many college students, plans to travel abroad were squashed at the onset of COVID-19. Here are some creative alternatives to studying abroad.
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6 Rewarding Careers in Criminal Justice For College Students to Consider
If you’re looking for careers in criminal justice, you’re not limited to becoming a police officer. Here are some other, lesser-known options.
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Monumental Experiences at The Washington Center
TWC students share how a semester at The Washington Center helped them go from college to career.
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TWC Survey Shows that Virtual Internships Have Value
How does a remote internship stack up against the in-person experience? We surveyed our Summer 2020 students to find out.
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Beginner's Guide to Internships for Communications Majors
What are my career options as a communications major? Internships can help answer this question by getting you on the ground, in the studio or into the byline. Here are some examples.
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How College Students Are Carrying On With Their Summer Internships
Summer 2020 has been a bit ... abnormal. But at The Washington Center, hundreds of students are refusing to let circumstances get the better of them and are hard at work as virtual interns.
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The Washington Center Launches the Largest Virtual Academic Internship Program in the Country with 550+ Students Starting Summer Internships
Students will intern 20-25 hours per week, participate in virtual career readiness sessions and workshops such as resume writing, interviewing, and more.
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From New Jersey to D.C. and Back: My Dream Internship Goes Online
When Kelsey Ballard came to The Washington Center for the Spring 2020 semester, she wasn’t expecting a global pandemic would force her to return home early.
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What I Learned from Interning Remotely
When Olivia Wieseler started her Washington, D.C. internship, she wasn't expecting to finish it from home. However, she learned a lot from the experience and shares some tips to help you prepare.
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Graduating in the Age of COVID-19
This guide introduces a variety of resources, ideas and mindsets you can utilize to manage launching a career in times of uncertainty.
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Survival Guide to The First Week of Your Remote Internship
Use these tips to start your remote internship off strong, make a good impression and stay organized.
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College to Career: Myths and Misconceptions
Every year, millions of college graduates enter the job market. We break down common myths about the college-to-career transition so you know what to really expect.
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The Washington Center Preserves Internship Experience with Summer 2020 Virtual Internship Program
Special program re-engages professional opportunities that could have been lost to COVID-19.
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The Washington Center’s 45th Anniversary
Yearlong ‘Monumental Career Journeys Start Here’ Celebration Commences
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Internship Combines Passions, Leads to Important Self Discoveries
“What you learn about yourself is life-changing.” Bonita Bellal of Suffolk University credits her TWC experience with helping her discover what she wants in a career.
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TWC Alum Uses His Public Health Training to Help with COVID-19 Testing
How are members of The Washington Center community stepping up to help during the coronavirus pandemic? VET Initiative alumni Vegas volunteers with the Medical Reserve Corps in Washington, D.C.
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Molly Garton: A Monumental Experience Forging Lifelong Connections in Washington, D.C.
Molly Garton, Communications major from Lubbock Christian University, reflects on her professional semester experience in Washington, D.C. during spring 2020.
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Managing Your Career During Times of Uncertainty: 5 Steps You Can Take Today
With so much job uncertainty in the world right now, here are five easy steps you can take to gain control of your career.
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Claudette Enriquez: Discovering a Second Career Path in Journalism at C-SPAN
Claudette Enriquez is a Communications major at University of Pikeville interning at C-SPAN in Spring 2020. Here, she shares her career journey.
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A Week in My Life as an Intern for the Department of Defense
Liz, a political science major from Loyola Marymount University, shares what a week in her life is like as an intern for the U.S. Department of Defense.
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Top Five Tips for Beating the "I'm-Just-an-Intern" Mentality
Whenever you step into a new environment, it’s easy to slide into a pattern of self-doubt or imposter-syndrome.
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From Westfield, MA to Washington, D.C.: What I've Learned on My Journey to Interning at the Department of Homeland Security
Interning for one of the largest federal agencies in the U.S., the Department of Homeland Security, can be nerve-wracking. I knew that I had to be on my A-game.
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IUP Professor Shares Her Experience, Excitement for Students Attending Republican National Convention
Leading her students in a once-in-a-lifetime learning opportunity at the 2016 Republican National Convention was a fantastic experience for IUP professor Michele Papakie.
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The Florida Girl's Guide to Winter in D.C.
Going to a place with seasons is a big change for this Florida girl. While D.C. may not have winters like Minnesota, winter in D.C. is still cold, rainy and can be very unpredictable.
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Madonna University Chooses The Washington Center as D.C.-Based Internship Partner
This strategic partnership will provide students from Livonia, Michigan's Madonna University opportunities to gain invaluable career preparation experience in Washington, D.C.
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The D.C. Intern's Guide to Coping with Burnout
Although your time in D.C. is short, burnout can set in quickly.
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How to Ace the Phone Interview with Your Dream Internship
Your dream internship is perhaps a phone call away. Follow these tips to prepare for and ace the phone interview.
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Four Essential Things You Never Thought to Pack for a D.C. Internship
When packing for your semester in D.C., you're bound to forget a few things - especially these four commonly forgotten items.
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Fields of Corn to Fields of History: What I Learned Moving from the Midwest to Washington, D.C.
As a Midwesterner, I was in for some culture shock moving to D.C. However, I quickly learned there is something for everyone in D.C., even for a small-town girl like me.
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An Introvert's Guide to Networking
Introverts, or those who get their energy by spending time alone, have always gotten the short end of the stick when it comes to expectations in the workplace.
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How Do You Know If an Internship Is Right for You?
With internships playing such an important role in your early career journey, here’s a practical guide to help you decide which internship opportunity is the “right” one.
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A Day in the Life of a Congressional Staff Intern
What's it like to be a Congressional intern in Washington, D.C.? Fall 2019 Student Contributor Matt Enriquez explains a typical day.
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A Day in the Life of a Political Science Major Interning at the U.S. Department of Justice
Elizabeth Lupinacci, a Political Science major from Quinnipiac University, shares what a typical day is like as an intern in Washington, D.C.
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A Day in the Life of a TWC Intern at a D.C. Nonprofit
What a typical Monday looks like as a Development and Communications Intern at the National Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC).
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How to Prepare for a Difficult Conversation at Work
Here’s how to identify and overcome the most difficult workplace conundrums.
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What It's Like to Intern with The U.S. Marshals Service
As a criminal justice student with the goal of working in federal law enforcement, it has been a privilege to intern at the United States Marshals Service in Washington, D.C.
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Four Reasons You Need an Internship
Ask yourself this: Do you want a job right out of college? If you answered ‘yes’ then read on.
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Survival Guide to Your First Week at an Internship
Whether you’re a seasoned intern or just starting out, the first week at a new office can be challenging. Here’s your one-stop guide to surviving the first few days.
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Sample Internship Sites
See a sample list of internship sites for The Washington Center's Academic Internship Program. We partners with hundreds of internship sites so that we can connect you with professional opportunities.
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Why I Keep Coming Back to TWC Seminars
Nancy Cade from University of Pikeville has participated in 25 Academic Seminars at The Washington Center (TWC). Here, she talks about what inspires her to keep coming back.
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Intern Spotlight: Kane Rhinehart
Kane Rhinehart, a student from Indiana University of Pennsylvania, talks about how his internship with Voice of America and the TWC experience helped him develop professionally.
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The Washington Center's Residential and Academic Center in NoMa
The Washington Center’s Residential and Academic Facility is more than a housing facility – it’s a community, a learning environment and a place to call home while you’re in D.C.
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From D.C. Intern to Pennsylvania State Senator
For Dickinson College and Washington Center alumna Lindsey Williams, an internship at The National Whistleblower Center kicked off a career journey that led to the Pennsylvania General Assembly.
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How to Finish an Internship Strong
The end of the semester can be stressful. Keep these tips in mind to finish your internship strong.
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How TWC Alumni Launched Careers They Love
Alumni discuss how The Washington Center helped them launch careers they love.
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How to Get Feedback That's Actually Helpful
It’s the thing that scares all of us — feedback.
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Summer in D.C. Set VET Alumna "On Fire" and Gave Her Confidence to Pursue Dream Jobs
TWC’s VET Initiative helped Navy and Army National Guard Veteran and full-time student Yara Morgan relate her military skills to the civilian sector and expand her professional network.
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Intern Spotlight: Gregory Harpe
Gregory Harpe, a student from the Monmouth University, shares his TWC story.
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Why Internships Are An Investment in Your Future
If you are thinking about an internship next semester, you may have lots of questions. What might my internship site expect of me? What new skills will I acquire after completing my internship?...
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A Week in the Life of a Capitol Hill Intern
Capitol Hill is like a city within a city, distinct within the surrounding D.C. metropolitan area and unique in its culture, behaviors and lifestyle. Here's an example of what you could experience.
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Alumni Spotlight: Kevin Jones
TWC alumnus Kevin Jones talks about the impact his TWC internship had in opening doors in his life, and his commitment to paying it forward.
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5 Must-Dos for D.C. Interns
As my summer in Washington, D.C. comes to an end, I wanted to share some of my favorite things I did this summer that I believe everybody should take advantage of during their time in D.C.!
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Intern Spotlight: Thomas Delany
Thomas Delany, a student from Stockton University, interned at a small law firm. The experience solidified his aspiration to go to law school.
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The Value of Being a TWC Partner
Suffolk University's Christina Kulich-Vamvakas shared her thoughts on a partnership that has lasted 40 years, and the impact of TWC's program for her and for her students.
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The Washington Center Experience
A Washington Center internship experience can transform and shape your professional life for years to come. Learn more.
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