Intern in DC: Applications Open for SikhLEAD Internship Program!

SikhLEAD Internship Program - Applications Due Feb 14 - www.sikhlead.org

Are you interested in getting a behind the scenes look of what goes on in your Senator or Congresswoman’s office? Have you ever wondered what goes on in a federal agency? The SikhLEAD Internship Program partners with congressional offices, federal agencies and other DC based organizations to provide Sikh Americans with enriching internship experiences. You walk the halls where history is made every day—this is an experience that will surely change your perspective on how this nation was made and how it functions. Curious? Click here to watch a video about the internship program. Law students, graduate students, college students and recent grads of all majors and backgrounds are encouraged to apply. Past particpants have included astrophysics, English, international relations, and biology majors who have interned in Congress, at the White House, at the Department of Justice, and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. Internship placements are made based on your interests, credentials, and the needs of the host office. Participants are placed on a rolling basis. Apply early as the program is competitive. The application deadline is Friday, February 14, 2014. Apply today – early applications get preference! This internship program is an avenue to live in Washington, DC, during the summer while exploring a potential career track, creating a network of professional and personal contacts, developing real-world skills, and gaining experience that will open doors in the future. While intern responsibilities will vary based on placement, you may have the chance to work in a Congressman’s press office, develop and advocate for policy positions, and help community members in need. Join us in Washington, DC, this summer! Apply today! SALDEF awards all selected participants with a $1500 stipend for the summer. Throughout the duration of the internship, SALDEF will host a series of special programming and opportunities, such as leadership workshops, networking events, and cultural outings in DC, to further contribute to the development of the next generation of leaders.