Melanie Griffin

Melanie majored in history and African American studies at The University of Central Arkansas. She participated in The Washington Center’s 2018 Inside Washington Academic Seminar and the spring 2018 Academic Internship Program. She had the pleasure of interning at the National Archives and Records Administration where she was a part of the Education and Public Programs Staff.

Must-See Spots at the Cherry Blossom Festival

Because one can't quite predict when D.C.’s cherry blossoms will bloom, one of the great things about spending spring in the nation’s capital is that you’re sure to be here whenever they peak!
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A Day in the Life of a National Archives Intern

A “typical” day in D.C. looks different depending on where you are interning. You could be planning an event for an advocacy group, doing market research for a consulting firm or assisting in a...
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How TWC Helps You Prepare for the Job Market

Although I’m not graduating until December, I have already taken several steps to prepare myself for life after college.
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Witnessing History in D.C. at the March for Our Lives

When I found out the March For Our Lives would be held during my time here, I immediately marked it on my calendar. I felt so privileged to be interning in Washington, D.C. during such an...
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Cheap Eats Every D.C. Intern Will Love

I’ve been living like a local in D.C. for a few weeks now and have loved finding great places to eat on the cheap. Here are three options that are always hit the mark, whether I’m looking for a...
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Doubling Down on My TWC Experience

I had the unique opportunity to attend a two-week seminar and to be a part of a semester-long internship program in Washington through TWC.
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What Do D.C. Interns Wear to Work?

Someone’s style of dress can easily influence your first impression of them. Whether you are at the movies, the grocery store or even a sporting event, someone is noticing what you have on.
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Melanie Griffin

Must-See Spots at the Cherry Blossom Festival

Because one can't quite predict when D.C.’s cherry blossoms will bloom, one of the great things about spending spring in the nation’s capital is that you’re sure to be here whenever they peak!

A Day in the Life of a National Archives Intern

A “typical” day in D.C. looks different depending on where you are interning. You could be planning an event for an advocacy group, doing market research for a consulting firm or assisting in a...

How TWC Helps You Prepare for the Job Market

Although I’m not graduating until December, I have already taken several steps to prepare myself for life after college.

Witnessing History in D.C. at the March for Our Lives

When I found out the March For Our Lives would be held during my time here, I immediately marked it on my calendar. I felt so privileged to be interning in Washington, D.C. during such an...

Cheap Eats Every D.C. Intern Will Love

I’ve been living like a local in D.C. for a few weeks now and have loved finding great places to eat on the cheap. Here are three options that are always hit the mark, whether I’m looking for a...

Doubling Down on My TWC Experience

I had the unique opportunity to attend a two-week seminar and to be a part of a semester-long internship program in Washington through TWC.

What Do D.C. Interns Wear to Work?

Someone’s style of dress can easily influence your first impression of them. Whether you are at the movies, the grocery store or even a sporting event, someone is noticing what you have on.