The Washington Center
Application Deadline:
Washington Center Internship
Spring 2010
- Regular: 11/13/2009
Summer 2010
- Early: 09/28/2009
- Competitive: 02/01/2010
- Regular: 03/12/2010
Fall 2010
- Early: 1/22/10
- Competitive: 5/03/10
- Regular: 6/18/2010
Application Deadline:
ASU Washington Experience Scholarship
- Spring: 12/1/2009
- Summer: 04/01/2010
- Fall 2010: 7/18/2010
For more information, contact ASU's university liaison:
- Dr. Elaine Jordan
602.543.6007
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Internships in Washington, D.C., and Abroad
Earn Academic Credit While You Work in a Professional Environment
Opportunities for ALL Majors Every Semester
About the Program
Arizona State University is announcing an exciting partnership with The Washington Center in Washington, DC. The Washington Center offers ASU students, who have achieved at least second semester sophomore standing, the opportunity to participate in a number of semester long internships from a variety of disciplines.
ASU encourages students to participate in experiential opportunities that will enhance students' overall growth and development. Through funding from University Student Initiatives, ASU has agreed to offer students who are accepted to this program an opportunity to apply for extra support.
View this short video to hear more about how other students have benefited from this outstanding program.
Program Areas
Are you interested in learning more about or getting a job in the following areas?
- Advocacy, Service and Arts Program
- Business and Information Technology Program
- Ford Motor Company Global Scholars Program
- International Affairs Program
- Law and Criminal Justice Program
- Mass Communications Program
- NAFTA-Americas Leaders Program
- Political Leadership Program
- Science and Policy Program
Intern Abroad:
- Washington, D.C.-London Internship Program
- Washington, D.C.-Oxford Internship Program
- Washington, D.C.-Sydney Internship Program
- Gerin-Lajoie Quebec-U.S. Professional Training Program
Find Out How: more information about this great opportunity, including the different programs, financial aid, additional scholarships, and the application process
Eligibility
In order to be eligible for this program, you will need to have achieved at least second-semester sophomore standing with a cumulative GPA of 2.75 or higher.
Next Steps
- Go to the Washington Center website and explore possible internship opportunities, costs, potential funding sources, and important deadlines.
- Contact Dr. Elaine Jordan at the beginning of the process for guidance.
- All essays, statements, and resumes must be approved by Dr. Jordan and Dr. Darr before being submitted to The Washington Center.
- Send copies of these documents to Dr. Jordan and Dr. Darr.
- Meetings with Dr. Jordan and Dr. Darr are encouraged but are optional.
- Once you have been offered and accepted an internship, you may, if you choose to, apply for ASU's Washington Experience Scholarship to help assist for costs associated with this internship. Applications will not be accepted before you have submitted your materials to TWC.
- This program is hosted at the West campus. You will need to contact either Dr. Jordan or Dr. Darr for the line number for your internship hours.