Internships Request Form

Are you ready for an internship but don’t know where to start? Complete the form below and someone with the NOC Internship Program will contact you. Thank you.

Internship Interest Form

Please complete this form, so our staff can begin arranging for the internship that would best suit you.

Name*
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Available Internships

International Exotic Animal Sanctuary
The IEAS in Boyd, TX is home to many species of exotic animals such as tigers, bears, wolves, courgars, bobcats, and more! Candidates should have at least two years of undergraduate program studies in zoology, animal management, biology, or a related field. Interns must perform regular, strenuous duties in over 100 degree weather and must be able to lift 50 lbs. Housing, vehicles, and stipends are provided. More information can be found on the website.

Applications are accepted year round! Deadlines:
Dec 1st for Spring Session (March 1st – May 31st)
Mar 1st for Summer Session (June 1st – Aug 31st)
Jun 1st for Fall Session (Sept 1st – Nov 30th)
Sept 1st for Winter Session (Dec 1st – Feb 28th)

WISE (Washington Intern Study Experience)

The WISE program extends the opportunity by providing internships and academic credit to a semester in D.C. so that schools can easily give their students a life changing experience in Washington D.C. A link to the website can be found here.

American Chemical Society

The Society of Chemical Industry (SCI), American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE), and the American Chemical Society created the SCI Scholars Summer Internship Program to introduce chemistry and chemical engineering students to careers in the chemical industry.

Exceptional sophomores and juniors majoring in chemistry and chemical engineering can apply for a prestigious SCI Scholars summer internship. Students are selected based on the strength of their application, statement of interest in an industrial internship, and letters of recommendation. Approximately 30 scholars will be chosen for internship positions in the summer of 2018.

More information can be found at this link.

The Fund for American Studies (TFAS) in Washington, D.C.

Applications are now being accepted for Spring and Summer 2019 Academic Internship Programs hosted by The Fund for American Studies (TFAS) in Washington, DC. All of the programs include guaranteed internships placements, academic credit from George Mason University, furnished housing in downtown Washington, as well as many opportunities for networking and professional development.

This opportunity is perfect for students who are interested in becoming nonprofit leaders and who are passionate about making a positive and lasting impact on their communities. Students who participate in Campus Compact will be given priority consideration during the admissions process.

Leadership Scholars Program – Full Scholarships Available

Through this new scholarship program, TFAS will provide at least 40 full scholarships for top students to participate in our summer program. More information may be found at www.DCinternships.org/LSP.

Nominate a Top Student Today
Please consider nominating your top students for special scholarship consideration. We award close to a million dollars annually and preference is given to nominated students. You may nominate by visiting www.DCinternships.org/Nominate.

Please share the announcement below with students interested in spending the spring or summer in Washington, DC. More information on our programs may be found at www.DCinternships.org. Please contact me with any questions. I may be reached at kanderson@tfas.org or 202.986.0384. Thank you so much for your assistance.

Sincerely,
Kayla Anderson
Program Manager, U.S. Programs
The Fund for American Studies

Let America Vote
Jason Kander’s grassroots organization is dedicated to protecting voting rights is accepting applications for fall internship and fellowship programs. They are looking for bright, energetic individuals who want to learn the nuts and bolts of how top-notch grassroots organizing works.

Contact Dr. Frankie Wood-Black or B. Hinesley-Chambers for more information. To apply, please visit https://tinyurl.com/interntnlav, call 615-727-2941, or email at intern.tennessee@letamericavote.org.

Congressman Frank Lucas
Unpaid semester internships available in Washington, D.C. Please contact Darrell Frost or B. Hinesley-Chambers for additional information.

The House FM
The House FM has Marketing, Broadcast, and Freelance Graphic Design internships available. Please contact B. Hinesley-Chambers for more details.

Riverview, LLP
Paid internships in all areas of agriculture–specifically dairy operations, beef feedlots, agronomy systems, and construction crews. The company is predominately owned by Riverview employees who strive to provide a respectful, ethical work environment, ensure animal health and comfort, enhance the productivity of the land, and add value to the communities around Morris, MN. For more information contact Joan Spaeth at joan.spaeth@riverviewllp.com or call 320.392.6741.

Seaboard Farms
Seaboard Foods employs more than 5,200 people in Oklahoma, Kansas, Colorado, Iowa, Missouri and Texas sharing a commitment to feed people with safe, nutritious pork products. Seaboard Foods is committed to providing employees with the opportunity to make a good living, offer training and advancement programs and helping them feel connected to why they do what they do each day, which leads to a passionate and productive workforce. For summer work opportunities or internships, you can find more information here.

American Red Cross
Position Title: Divisional Fiscal Review Team Member

Review cases where the American Red Cross provided financial assistance. Two to six hours a week, depending on caseload. Hours are flexible and can be done from anywhere with an Internet connection. Interns need basic computer skills and ability to work independently, accuracy, and excellent customer service skills. Contact Crys Davis at crys.davis@noc.edu for more information.

Washington Intern Student Housing
Position Title: Multiple

If you are looking for work in DC, we can get you a placement. This is an optional program, and not a requirement to stay in WISH housing. Our years of working with organizations have built lasting connections with government agencies, Congressional offices, advocacy groups and businesses. We have placed many Interns in a Congressional Internship.
Find an internship here in DC. that gives you experience and an edge in the competitive employment market, while earning credits from your college or university.
Get started building your career today! Go to the WISH webpage for more information.