Monumental Career Journeys Start Here. Kathleen Regan-Mills, Senior Manager, Academic Seminars started at TWC in 2000 and has been helping students see achieve their potential ever since.
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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.
Special program re-engages professional opportunities that could have been lost to COVID-19.
Leading her students in a once-in-a-lifetime learning opportunity at the 2016 Republican National Convention was a fantastic experience for Indiana University of Pennsylvania professor Michele...
This strategic partnership will provide students from Livonia, Michigan's Madonna University opportunities to gain invaluable career preparation experience in Washington, D.C.
Working remotely was a leading labor trend until reality came in, took it over, and turned conditional into absolute.
Yisel Cabrera of Ford Motor Company Fund brings philanthropic and community relations expertise to The Washington Center's governing body.
Yearlong ‘Monumental Career Journeys Start Here’ Celebration Commences
Soft skills are decidedly what guarantees students a place in the modern, adaptable workforce. Why aren’t students and universities placing more emphasis on learning and teaching them?
Join The Washington Center in celebrating our 45th Anniversary, and the more than 60,000 young people and partners who’ve helped us further our mission.
Each fall, 10-20 Emerson College students choose Emerson in DC and its access to real-world opportunities to ignite passions, direct next steps and transform post-college careers.
Indiana's DePauw University becomes 400th U.S. affiliated institution that trusts TWC to prepare its students for personal and professional success.
Dr. Lilly Goren of Carroll University will once again serve as Faculty Director for The Washington Center’s Inside Washington seminar.
Campuses in the DNC and RNC host cities to welcome students and faculty, provide learning facilities for two-week convention seminars
This framework helps employers and educational institutions identify practices in supervising and mentoring an intern to ensure a high-impact and mutually beneficial internship experience.
The role of campus liaison is rewarding, though it requires a time commitment.
The Washington Center hosted its Annual Scholarship Dinner, Bridging to the Future, at the National Building Museum.
The Washington Center focused its second annual Employer-Higher Education Roundtable on the emergence and challenges of micro-credentials.
Campus Compact will issue the next call for nominations in Fall 2019
The Annual Scholarship Dinner honors those alumni, colleges and universities, employer partners, influential advocates and leaders, and generous sponsors that help The Washington Center connect...
Students will exchange their Ohio campus for an immersive semester in the D.C. professional world.
