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The District of Columbia is a melting pot of ethnicities, cultures, ideologies, and industries. Within this diverse city are countless places worth exploring including Capitol Hill, Great Falls National Park, Georgetown, Old Town Alexandria, and the Eastern Market. In D.C. you will be surrounded by cultural opportunities, art galleries, history, political groups, entertainment, and a distinct international flavor. An internship in D.C. offers an opportunity to gain valuable experience while connecting with people from all over the world.
Student interns attend a weekly class at Vanderbilt's Office of Federal Relations. The center is located in the downtown business district, a few blocks from the White House. The Metro subway and bus system is an excellent way to get around the city and surrounding areas.
What are students saying about their internship experience in Washington, D.C.?
"The types of internships in D.C. are endless, and the potential for fun, learning, and experience is remarkable. Washington is an excellent city in which to be a student intern."
—Drew Gilmer, CNN, Washington Bureau

Explore Washington, D.C.
The following Web sites provide information on life in the nation's capital.
Vanderbilt does not endorse any of the information on these Web sites.
City Guide for DC
D.C. Chamber of Commerce
Washington, DC Tourism
DC Visitors Information
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority
Housing Suggestions
I.E.L. Student Housing
American University
Cleveland House
Washington Intern Student Housing
Thompson-Markward Hall
www.mycheapapartments.com

Amanda Novak interned at the National MS office.

Louis Matthews interned at the U.S. House of Representatives.

Michele Slotke interned with U.S. Commercial Services.

Penn Broyhill interned with the U.S. Senate.
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