The NMRC offers research internships for graduate-level students who are interested in thinking critically about public policy issues. NMRC internships provide students with an opportunity to work with an array of experts performing research on current public policy questions.

Internships are primarily volunteer positions (stipends are offered) and the hours and days are flexible, either part or full time.

NMRC intern tasks vary, but may involve:

• Assist with the production of research, reports and events
• Research a variety of public policy issues, primarily in telecom and technology fields
• Contribute to the writing and editing process for research papers, reports and promotional materials
• Assist with coordination and planning of NMRC and jointly sponsored events
• Monitor and report on a wide range of news and trade publications
• Contribute to NMRC E-zines
• Regularly update NMRC website
• Outreach to scholars, experts and academics
• Maintain and expand NMRC scholar database
• Assist with other tasks/projects as needed

• Knowledge of public affairs/government relations/media relations
• Proven research and analytical skills
• Strong writing and editing abilities
• Knowledge of telecommunications and high tech issues, preferred
• Experience working with think tanks a plus, but not required
• Ability to work independently and meet deadlines

Interested candidates should send a cover letter, resume, and writing sample to:

Matt Bennett
Intern Coordinator, NMRC
919 18th Street, N.W. 10th Floor
Washington, D.C. 20006

or fax to 202.263.2962
or email mattbennett@newmillenniumresearch.org

Writing samples should be no more than five pages and should be an example of your best writing. It may be an excerpt from a larger paper or a piece written specifically for this application.

If you have any questions regarding the internship program or specific internship opportunities, call Matt Bennett at 202.263.2951.