After another successful year, the John Brademas Center will once again sponsor a competitive Congressional Internship Program for New York University undergraduate and graduate students. During the 8 to 10 week program, participants will be placed in an office of a Member of Congress where they will have an opportunity to gain political and policy-making skills at the federal level. The interns will develop an advanced understanding of how Congress works to enact our nation's laws and will work on research projects under the supervision of faculty and fellows affiliated with the Center.

Please download 2010 program information (will be available soon) and an 2010 application (will be available soon) here. All applications are due by Friday, February 12, 2010. A complete application must include:

• Completed Application Form
• Letters of Recommendation (from faculty members or former employers)
• Applicant's current resume
• Short personal statement, explaining your specific interests related to national politics/policy-making and what you would like to get out of this experience (2 paragraphs)
• Contact information (phone and email) of three (3) references
• Applicant’s best writing sample, not to exceed 20 pages

Information sessions will be held TBA and TBA in the Puck Building, 295 Lafayette Street.

Questions can be directed to brademas.center@nyu.edu or 212-998-2269.