In addition to being paid an hourly wage, interns can expect to receive the following benefits:
• Gain practical work experience in public policy;
• Develop a deeper understanding of advocacy;
• Strengthen your resume;
• Prepare yourself for the job market; and
• Network with professionals in Washington.
Applicants must be enrolled in a college or university, while also maintaining a 3.5 GPA or higher. Capitol Hill or equivalent public policy experience is preferred, but not required. Spring candidates must be able to commit three full days out of the week to the internship.
Deadline: November 15 (internships running from January to May)
Interested applicants should send their resume with a cover letter and writing sample, as well as availability, to Kaitlyn Hill at khill@bhfs.com.
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