Welcome to Semester In Washington
Semester In Washington offers you a close-up look at the world of political
campaigns, legislative politics and political communication while you
spend a semester or summer in Washington, DC. You will participate in
a professional internship while studying applied politics at a University
nationally recognized for its appeal to politically savvy college students.
Join us for a semester or summer exploring Washington, American politics,
and professional internship opportunities. Please click on 'Program
Details' or 'About SIW' for more information.
**CHECK US OUT ON FACEBOOK**
Semester In Washington has created TWO Facebook pages for both our Flagship SIW program and our growing Native American Political Leadership Program (NAPLP). Watch videos from current and former students and learn more about the program. Click here for SIW and here for NAPLP.
**CHECK US OUT ON YOUTUBE**
Watch a video from current and former students and learn more about the program. Click here to be directed to YouTube.
Senator Hillary Clinton
Current Summer 2008 students including seven from New York met with former First Lady and New York Senator Hillary Clinton. The Senator talked about her time as an intern "40 years ago" and how she lived on GW's campus as well. Students were delighted to meet a major player in American politics.
Embassy of Kyrgyzstan
Students went to the Embassy of Kyrgyzstan for a briefing on the country, its politics, and its relationship with the United States. Students met with Ms. Zamira Sydykova, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the USA and Canada. Ambassador Sydykova was a leading activist of the opposition movement in her country and an award winning journalist.
These are just two examples of the opportunities available at Semester
In Washington. In addition to great internships and in-depth study of
American politics, Networking Events like this open up the real world
of Washington to you. These sessions bring you face to face with the
people who make the decisions that affect our lives. Discuss coverage
of presidential campaigns with producers from a major network. Be briefed
by senior White House advisors. Hear from members of the Supreme Court.
Meet with members of Congress. Discuss campaign strategies with campaign
strategists. Consider the direction of the national parties with senior
staff at the Republican and Democratic Committees.
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recent SIW events!
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