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The National Journalism Center is a non-partisan, non-profit journalism training program in Washington D.C. NJC offers three 12-week sessions a year, spring, fall, and summer. Internships are available in print, TV/radio, new media, and online media, placing interns at various news media outlets throughout Washington, D.C. Since 1977, the National Journalism Center has trained aspiring journalists in the principles and practice of responsible reporting. NJC teaches a free-market perspective of journalism; the successful journalist appeals to a niche audience and maintains the trust of his readership through accuracy and responsible journalism. Weekly seminars include a blend of writing assignments, journalism exercises and quizzes with our Academic Director, and lectures with prominent public policy experts and journalists, and current event discussions. Interns typically work four days per week at a news outlet, which could include evening and weekend hours, and spend one day per week at the National Journalism Center participating in the training workshop.

The Association of Global Automakers is seeking a paid communications intern for the fall semester in our Washington, DC office.

Counseling and behavior intervention services for children and adults with developmental disabilities. Interns will participate in the design of behavioral assessments, multi-faceted interventions and will collect and analyze data.

Intern will work under the supervision of Mr. Koven, Esquire preparing case materials, observing depositions, and attending court hearings.

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