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Let TTU send you to Washington DC - deadline approaching

TTU's Government & Public Service Internship program provides a rare and prestigious opportunity for a select group of Texas Tech students to live and work in Washington DC for the fall 2015 semester. Regardless of your major or background, this internship yields vast opportunities to network and interact with professionals who can provide great insight and advice on your future academic or career goals.

More than 300 Tech students have traveled to Washington DC as a part of this program. Many have used their internship experience as a springboard into public service careers. Others have chosen to continue their education by entering into graduate or law school, or have started careers in their chosen fields with a greater knowledge of how the federal government works. In this program, you will acquire skills and experiences that will serve you well no matter what your career choice.

Each student selected for the congressional internship in Washington DC will receive $4,000 or more in TTU scholarships. You will also earn course credit for the internship. For undergraduates, it is also possible to pursue a political science minor through the internship. All majors are encouraged to apply, as well as undergraduate, graduate, and professional students.

For more information and to download a fall 2015 application please visit: www.congressionalintern.ttu.edu. The application deadline for fall 2015 internships is Wednesday, March 11. 

Can’t go to DC for an entire semester? Apply to work in a congressional district office in Lubbock while still taking classes on campus in fall 2015. Scholarships and course credit are also available for Lubbock internships. 

For additional information about the program please visit the website or email Missi Barton at missi.barton@ttu.edu.

We promise - you won't want to miss this opportunity! 

Posted:
3/3/2015

Originator:
Missi Barton

Email:
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Department:
Governmental Relations


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