Internship Guide- WCDC alumni

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Internship Guide-  This is the document which I have (loosely) put together as a start Internship.doc

 

The wiki page (where you can edit) is found here: Document

Group members- Please add yourself

• Liz Icenogle- '05, Grassroots Coordinator @ Associated Builders and Contractors (email me)
• Ben Young - '04, Regional Field Director @ Chris Dodd Presidential Campaign.  Formerly Legislative Assistant @ Congressman Marion Berry (youngbbe3@gmail.com)
• Rene' Smeraglia - '78, Assistant Director for Information Security, United States Mint.  Contact me at rsmeraglia@gmail.com
• Kate Black-'10,  2008 Emerson Fellow (email)

WHITE BOARD:  Use this area to communicate ideas and thoughts for everyone to see

• I want to have a couple wcdc alumni personal stories in the guide- Liz 11/13/07
• Take advantage of the alumni network in DC.  That's how I got my start.  For me, I all began when I applied for the Emerson Fellowship (Emerson Fellowship).  During the process, I met numerous Westminster Alums from DC, and I worked with them to find a summer internship in DC.  And then I began my networking.  That summer the DC Alums threw several gatherings for the interns (as they do every summer).  From there, I stayed in touch with the ones I met (and they/we love hearing from the students so we will stay in touch with you.)  Then when I was ready to move to DC, I contacted them about any questions I had (jobs, housing, how do I...)  So, get in touch with the Alumni Center and the Career Services to find out who is in DC and how we can help you find your way out here too.
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