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Learn more about how The Washington Center's partners are adjusting to hosting interns virtually.

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.

Listen to representatives from The Washington Center and the U.S. State Department discuss the Foreign Affairs Information Technology Fellowship program in this Federal News Network podcast.

Students will intern 20-25 hours per week, participate in virtual career readiness sessions and workshops such as resume writing, interviewing, and more.

Diversity and inclusion are core values of our mission, and we stand in solidarity with Black Lives Matter and all members of oppressed communities who have suffered the effects of systemic racism.

Use these tips to start your remote internship off strong, make a good impression and stay organized.

Since 2001, Fitchburg State University students have been coming to The Washington Center (TWC) to intern, build their professional networks and establish a solid foundation to launch their careers.

Students will begin the two-year Fellowship in 2020, culminating in an appointment as Foreign Service Information Management Specialists.

The U.S.-Japan Council president was a staunch advocate for trans-Pacific collaboration and relationships.

Molly Garton, Communications major from Lubbock Christian University, reflects on her professional semester experience in Washington, D.C. during spring 2020. 

St. Lawrence University senior Jacob Ciolek credits The Washington Center with introducing him to a diverse cast of friends, a mentor and the work experience needed to launch his career.