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Students choose placements across government offices, public-interest groups, media, cultural, scientific, medical institutions, and research centers with support from the Political Science Department and the Wellesley alum network. The program emphasizes early planning, reflection on goals and opportunities, weekly seminars, alumni mentorship, and adherence to the Wellesley Honor Code, with specific commitments, housing rules, and application requirements.","Wellesley in Washington Summer Internship Program\nWellesley in Washington (WIW) Summer Internship Program provides funding and housing to students working in unpaid summer internships in Washington, DC. In the WIW program, students identify their own internship placements from a wide array of government offices, public-interest groups, media, cultural, scientific, and medical institutions, and research centers in Washington, DC with help from the Political Science Department and the strong Wellesley alum network in the DC area. Students do not need to have an internship before applying but they do need to reflect deeply on their desired summer experience/goals and research opportunities in advance of submitting an application. (NOTE: Students accepted into the WIW Program have until May 1, 2023 to secure an internship and confirm their opportunity with Career Education).\nThe WIW program traces its origins to the winter of 1943 during WWII when the College closed for a few months to save fuel. Prof. Julia Henderson of the Political Science department arranged for fifteen students to use that time to work as unpaid volunteers in various government agencies in the capital. The 1943 winter program was so successful that Prof. Henderson ran it again in the summer of 1944, and it has continued every summer since, making it one of the oldest continuous Washington internship programs in the country.\nFor more information, please visit the Political Science Department \u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://www.wellesley.edu/politicalscience/washington\" \\h \u0014WIW Summer Internship Program page\u0015.\nELIGIBILITY: Juniors in any major, including Davis Scholars who have a junior standing and those studying abroad for part or all the academic year. Please note: Albright Institute Fellows are not eligible for the WIW Program. The WIW program encourages applications from students across all majors.\nAWARDS AVAILABLE: 24\nINTERNSHIP FORMAT: In person or hybrid\nFUNDING AMOUNT: $3,500 plus housing at George Washington University. Students receiving financial aid from the College will also receive a supplemental award based on their level of need.\nFunding Note: If a student secures a paid internship after being accepted into the WIW Program, they may receive a reduced stipend, depending on their total salary. If a student is paid less than the $3,500 WIW stipend, then the WIW Program can offer a partial payment up to the total stipend of $3,500. For example, WIW will pay $2,500 if the student is paid $1,000 by the employer. If the total salary exceeds $3,500, then that student will not receive a stipend but is still eligible to receive housing.\nHousing Note: Students in the WIW Program are provided housing at George Washington University (GWU). All participating interns must live in the housing arranged for them by the WIW Program and adhere to the move in/out dates set by GWU. The housing dates are fixed by GWU and cannot be changed. Students are typically grouped in suites of four students.\nINTERNSHIP COMMITMENT:\nStudents are expected to work 10 weeks in the summer.\nPlease Note: The WIW Program will determine the internship start/end dates, typically from the end-of-May to early August. Any students planning to study abroad in the Spring or Fall of 2023 should pay careful attention to the official start/end dates when announced. If necessary due to conflicting academic schedules, such students may start their internships one week after the official beginning of the WIW Program, but no further exceptions will be made. Interns who cannot meet this deadline must withdraw from the program.\nStudents are required to live in the housing provided for them at GWU.\nPlease Note: The housing dates are fixed by GWU and cannot be changed or extended. GWU cannot accommodate interns past the official move out date set in the spring. 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