Accepting applications for the Summer 2025 semester through February 7th 2025, no applications will be accepted after this date.

Special consideration is given to those who can be in-person and not virtual.

Our interns primarily support our government affairs, media relations, and campaign teams by fulfilling the below responsibilities:

Responsibilities:

• Compiling and updating media lists
• Tracking media coverage for clients and compiling press clips
• Tracking local and national legislation and monitoring relevant hearings and panels.
• Researching a variety of topics to support client projects in the fields of real estate, education, technology, cannabis, and more.
• Preparing briefings and biographies on elected officials and other prominent figures.
• Drafting memos and reports.

Basic Qualifications:

• Current undergraduate student, graduate student, or recent graduate
• Available part-time (15+ hours per week) and full-time positions.
• Exceptional research, writing and copy-editing skills
• Excellent attention to detail
• Ability to manage time well and juggle multiple competing priorities
• Professional demeanor/business etiquette

Preferred Qualifications: Previous government, political campaign, or media internships strongly desired but not mandatory. Interest in political science and/or communications is highly preferred.

Compensation: Interns are paid an hourly rate.

Our internship programs run in the Fall, Spring and Summer semesters.