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FAQInternships
Internships are very important. While some offer pay, others do not. Regardless, you should treat your internship like you would a job. The experience is valuable and can pave the way for future employment opportunities. Just like job searches, internship positions can become quite competitive. Be sure to research companies and make sure your application is error-free to increase your marketability.
Internship Opportunities for Your Major
- Animation
- Biblical and Theological Studies
- Business
- Christian Ministry
- Cinema-Television
- Communication
- Criminal Justice
- English
- Government
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- Congressional Management Foundation
- Congressman Jim Moran
- DC Internships- The Fund for American Studies
- Democratic National Committee
- Federal Government Internships
- Heritage Foundation Internships
- Judicial Internship Program
- Project Vote Smart
- Republican National Committee
- Senator Jim Webb
- The Washington Center
- UN Information Centre
- White House
- Young America's Foundation
- History
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- Army Historical Foundation
- Chrysler Museum of Art
- Hampton Roads Naval Museum
- Harpers Ferry National Historical Park
- Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation
- Martha Vineyard Historical Society
- Mount Vernon
- Mystic Seaport
- National Museum of American History
- Naval History and Heritage Command
- Smithsonian Institute
- United States Capitol Historical Society
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
- Information Systems Technology
- Leadership and Management
- Mathematics
- Psychology
- Religious Studies
- Theatre
You have the option of doing an internship for academic credit or volunteer experience. Please follow the detailed instructions on the specific forms before starting your internship.
For more information contact:
Kita Graham,
Career Services Director
careerservices@regent.edu
Assistant Director of Career Services
Student Center, 201
