- Democracy Matters - Democracy Matters- is non-partisan
organization that works with college students on the issue of
democratic reform in the United States, especially the role of private money in politics in the United States. Their aim is to deepen democracy by promoting reform and by mentoring the students who will become the next generation of political leaders.
Democracy Matters is offering paid internships for undergraduates to
work on their home campus. This is an opportunity for a student to
receive mentorship from national political leaders, to meet students
from other campuses, and to travel to national student summits on
politics and democratic reform.
To apply and learn more about Democracy Matters visit
www.democracymatters.org
- Institute of Experiential Learning (IEL) Capital Experience and
Embassy and Diplomatic Scholars Programs - All majors welcomed!
Capital Experience Program, Washington, DC
All students enrolled in this program take the Experiential Learning
Seminar and one elective course. The Capital Experience Program is
offered each fall, spring, and summer. Students have the opportunity
to interview at several different organizations and explore various career
fields.
Eligibility - Minimum G.P.A. 2.5, Sophomore status or higher. Recent
college graduates and graduate students are eligible.
Embassy and Diplomatic Scholars Program - Offered each Fall and Spring Semester is designed for students with interests in International
Relations, including International Business and Languages. This unique
program prepares students for careers in the global marketplace and
allows them to make networking connections that will advance their
career options.
Students intern with international oriented organizations including
embassies, the Department of State, and international non-profit
agencies. All Embassy Scholars take an elective course entitled
“International Relations: Policy and and Practice.” Students learn and
practice the skills of diplomacy, international relations, and
international business. They meet with senior policy makers in
agencies for off the record briefings.
Eligibility
U.S. Citizenship or Permanent Resident
3.0 GPA
Sophomore or higher. Recent college graduates and graduate students
are encouraged to apply.
Interest in global careers, as demonstrated by academic course work,
travel, study abroad, foreign language ability, etc.
Foreign language ability is not required but is useful.
You can learn more and apply on-line for the IEL Internships at