Government internship 2023 for undergraduate students

With just under 7% of the full-time federal workforce under the age of 30, executive branch agencies are working to meet this need, prioritizing the design and implementation of paid internship programs that provide students with valuable work experience, an expanded professional network, and a better understanding of the importance and impact of public service. Managed by the Partnership for Public Service, the Future Leaders in Public Service Internship Program helps bring diverse young talent to government and offers students the opportunity to apply their educational training to work at a federal agency. Undergraduate, graduate and professional students from across all academic disciplines are welcome to apply. Open only to students from the Schar School of Policy and Government at George Mason University. Selected participants in the program will receive: • A 10-12 week fall internship at the Department of Transportation • Part-time interns (part-time defined as 20 hours/week) receive a stipend of $3,500 provided directly by the Schar School • Professional development sessions, including orientation and networking events throughout the fall. Selected participants in the program will receive: • A 10-12 week fall internship at the National Science Foundation • Stipends: • Full-time interns (full-time defined as a minimum of 32 hours/week) receive a stipend of $6,500, plus $5,500 for housing and travel expenses. • Part-time interns (part-time defined as 20 hours/week) re...

Apply through external link . Submit resume with application. POSITION OVERVIEW The government affairs team is the partnership’s voice on capitol hill, working to advance the organization’s good government agenda by building bridges of understanding between federal agencies and congress, promoting useful technologies to improve federal service delivery, advocating for the modernization of America’s civil service system and sharing the partnership’s work with committees, members and their staff. Interns on the government affairs team will follow hill activity related to our core initiatives of civil service modernization and government reform, while helping deliver content to congressional staff and agency employees with the goal of improving understanding between branches of government. Interns will also assist with our initiative to strengthen congressional resiliency and restore congress as a co-equal branch of government. The government affairs team offers interns the opportunity to become more informed about the legislative process and the policies and practices of the federal government. The ideal candidate will have strong communication, teamwork and time management skills, flexibility to adapt to changing priorities, and a commitment to public service. WORK ENVIRONMENT This job operates in a professional office environment in Washington, DC and occasionally at local external venues. This position requires consistent use of office equipment such as computer, telephon...

Interning at CFR In an ever-changing world, CFR’s work as a leading nonpartisan resource for information and ideas about foreign policy is more important than ever. At CFR, interns participate in one of the foremost paid internship programs in the foreign policy arena. They do work that matters alongside smart and dedicated staff in a diverse and inclusive environment. Interns are paid a competitive hourly wage while gaining valuable experience through exposure to leading foreign policy experts. They are also offered professional development training as a foundation for future work in the field of foreign policy and international affairs. Internship opportunities are offered through the Blavatnik Internship Program and Robina Franklin Williams Internship Program. CFR’s summer 2023 internship program gives interns the opportunity to choose whether to work in our office in a hybrid capacity (half in the office, and half remote), or on an offsite fully remote basis. Available Internships in New York Internship, Asia Studies, Fall 2023 The scholars of the Council’s Asia Studies program focus on the broad challenges facing the Asia-Pacific region today—China’s rise, regional political and security trends, economic development and technological innovation—and the options available for United States policymakers as they confront these challenges. This particular internship will be an essential part of the team to support the fellow's book and op-ed research, and managing the new ...