Employer: Environmental Protection Agency
Position: White House Council on Environmental Quality Internship Program
Duration: Most interns work a typical semester-based schedule (May – August, September – December, January – April); however a position may be customized based on applicant availability and project needs. (We strongly prefer candidates who are available to work full-time, but will consider applicants who cannot.)
Location: Washington, D.C.
Application Deadline:
For a Spring Internship, please apply by November 1st.
For a Summer Internship, please apply by March 1st
For a Fall Internship, please apply by July 1st.
Apply Online: http://www.whitehouse.gov/administration/eop/ceq/internships
For further inquiries contact:
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Internship Description:
Interns work on a number of issue portfolios such as climate change, land conservation, clean water, green jobs, environmental justice, NEPA, clean energy, and ocean and coastal affairs. Our internship program is designed to give students an unparalleled introduction to the Federal Government's role in clean energy and environment decision-making. In addition, interns can gain experience in communications and media relations, legislative affairs, and policy outreach. Interns are given a wide range of assignments including conducting research, attending meetings, managing incoming inquiries, and writing memos on a variety of environmental issues. Interns have the opportunity to be involved in groundbreaking projects, working closely with staff at all levels and from a variety of backgrounds. The pace in the office is fast, so accuracy and attention to detail are absolute requirements.
