Internship - Fall 2026 (September - December)

C-SpanWashington, DC
$1,200Onsite

About The Position

The C-SPAN Internship Program seeks to utilize the talents and education of students interested in communications and politics. During your internship, you will become familiar with the workings of a cable television network and get a front-row seat to the political process. Intern classes are small, providing an opportunity for hands-on, real-life experience. Interns also have an opportunity to interact with interns from other departments at events and discussions. Interns will assist in research, writing, and/or production for a specific unit or department. This may include learning aspects of print and video production; technical, promotional, and public relations techniques, or program production.

Requirements

  • Must be pursuing a bachelor's degree during the semester of the internship.
  • Available to work a minimum of three weekdays, eight hours a day (daytime hours).
  • Interning for college credit.
  • Interested in the media and politics.
  • Able to work a minimum of 24 hours per week.
  • Must provide your own housing.

Nice To Haves

  • First priority is given to rising juniors and seniors.

Responsibilities

  • Assist in research, writing and/or production for a specific unit or department.
  • Learn aspects of print and video production.
  • Learn technical, promotional and public relations techniques.
  • Learn program production.
  • Make Hill runs to research and collect information.
  • Learn camera and audio techniques, and the technical and logistical requirements for field production.
  • Assist in public relations and marketing.
  • Help develop a daily schedule and coordinate elements for on-air production.
  • Learn about business and sales trends in the cable industry.
  • Get involved in the development of online technology.

Benefits

  • A $1,200 stipend will be paid at the end of a successful internship.
  • Earn college credit.
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