The Washington Campus is a non-profit, non-partisan educational consortium that provides intensive, experiential residency courses in Washington, DC, for MBA, Executive MBA, and other graduate students and working professionals. Through face-to-face discussions with policy makers and policy influencers, site visits to Capitol Hill and Executive Branch and Federal agencies, and access to an extensive network of DC experts, The Washington Campus educates organizational leaders on how to effectively and ethically manage business-government relations.
The Washington Campus is seeking full-time interns for our fall/winter semester to assist Program Coordinators and VPs with the preparation and implementation of our programs. Interns will be given a range of responsibilities including (but not limited to):
• Tending to front office and administrative needs
• Aiding Program Coordinators with program planning and execution
• Marketing programs to consortium member universities and students
• Website, Facebook, and other media updates
• Assisting VPs with special projects and research
The ideal candidate is extremely organized, detail-oriented, has a ‘can-do’ attitude, and superb writing skills. Past experiences with event planning, customer service jobs, editing, and use of audio-visual technology are helpful. Experience with Microsoft Office, Adobe, photo and video editing, and web applications is essential. A strong interest in politics, government, public policy, non-profits, and education is very important.
Internships begin in September 2014 and will be completed in March 2015. Compensation is $12 per hour and other benefits also are provided. The Campus is conveniently located near the Farragut West and North Metro stations in Washington, DC. If interested, please send a resume and cover letter (with your available start and end dates) to Mr. Matthew Marchetti at mmarchetti@washcampus.edu no later than August 20, 2014.
The Washington Campus welcomes participants from diverse backgrounds and does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, gender, orientation, national or ethnic origin, or disability.
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