Science Policy Internships
- AAAS Science & Technology Policy Internships
- Student Status: Undergrad and graduateDeadline: Variable - June 1 or August 1, 2009 (Depending upon internship applied for Fall 2009 consideration)Pay: Volunteer and paid
AAAS offers several opportunities for volunteer and paid internships for students in congressional policy, global stewardship, diplomacy, risk-assessment, technology policy, defense policy, and environmental policy.
AAAS Science & Technology Policy Fellowships1200 New York Avenue, NWWashington, DC 20005Phone: +1-202-326-6700Email: fellowships@aaas.orgFax: +1-202-289-4950 - Biophysics Science Policy Intern
- Student Status: Undergrad and graduateDeadline: August 28, 2009Pay: Paid
This is a one year fellowship focusing on Communications, Access and Infrastructure, Media and Journalism, and Politics for the Biophysical Society at their office in Bethesda, MD.
Biophysics SocietyEmail: eweiss@aaas.org - Google Policy Fellowship
- Student Status: Third-year engineering studentsPay: $7,000Deadline: January
Google offers ten-week summer internships at a public interest organization that works on issues of Internet and technology policy. Fellows must be enrolled undergraduate, graduate, or law students interested in Internet and technology policy.
GoogleEmail: pollicyfellowship@google.com - Presidential Management Intern Program
- Student Status: Graduate studentsDeadline: DecemberPay: Paid
This is a two year program for those interested in the leadership and management of public policies and programs. Over 100 government organizations, including the Congressional Research Service, participate in the PMF program.
Office of Personnel Management Presidential Management Intern ProgramPhone: +1-606.1040 - Research!America - Science Policy Intern
- Student Status: College seniors, recent graduates, or graduate studentsPay: Paid
This paid, temporary position in the Alexandria, Virginia office reports to the manager of science policy. The intern will assist the organization with its mission to make research to improve health a higher national priority through education, advocacy and public policy activities.
Research!America1101 King Street, Suite 520Alexandria, VA 22314Fax: +1-703-739-2372
Washington Internships for Students of Engineering (WISE)- Student Status: Third-year engineering studentsDeadline: FebruaryPay: $2,100
WISE hosts a 10-week summer internship for third-year engineering students. Students work under the guidance of an engineering professor and interact with leaders in Congress and the Administration, industry, and non-governmental organizations.
Wise Program c/p IEEE-USA1828 L Street, NW, Suite 1202Washington, DC 20036-5104Phone: +1-202-785-0017Email: m.springer@ieee.orgFax: +1-202-785-0835





