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The National Museum of American History offers different internship programs for students. The Public Programs, Education, and Outreach is one section where students can pursue an internship. The Office of Public Programs serves the Museum's audiences both on- and off-site, through education, exhibition development, public programming, visitor services, and evaluation. The office is actively involved in developing new ways to make history come alive through innovative outreach programs that will reach the widest possible number of visitors.

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Third Way is a think tank that answers America's challenges with modern ideas aimed at the center. Third Way advocates for private-sector economic growth, a tough and smart centrist security strategy, a clean energy revolution, and progress on divisive social issues, all through a moderate-led U.S. politic. Third Way is located in Washington.

When:
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. You may apply for the following sessions: Fall (September‐ December), Spring (January‐ May) or Summer (June‐ August).

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Discovery Communications offers internships in the realm of marketing. The office is located in New York.

When:
Spring: January 28, 2013 - April 19, 2013
Summer: June 3, 2013 - August 16, 2013

Tasks:
- Development of marketing material
- Collaboration with the social media team to refine key messaging
- Digital marketing assets in the knowledge management system
- Project management and implementation

What:
The communications team of the German Marshall Fund of the United States (GMF) seeks a winter/spring intern to pursue substantive research and analysis on communications issues as well as administrative support. 

Internships with the National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC) are a unique opportunity to participate in the making of a new museum. Interns complete projects using the resources of NMAAHC and other Smithsonian Institution museums and offices. Internships are an opportunity for students to assist in the building of the museum's collections, exhibitions, and programs and to meet professionals in the museum field. Projects vary by department. Most projects provide interns with museum practice and program development experience; some projects are research oriented.

The Program on America and the Global Economy (PAGE) at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars ( Washington, D.C.) seeks interns each semester. Application deadlines are as follows:
Spring Internships: November 15
Summer Internships: March 15

Requirements:
The Program on America, and the Global Economy studies issues and hosts events related to globalization, especially U.S. competitiveness and education, innovation and technology policy, energy developments, and global economics and trade.

A former ASL student now working in California is currently looking for a native German speaker for an internship as a marketing assistant with the company Accesory Power in Westlake Village/California.

Summary: The Eleanor Roosevelt Papers Project, a documentary editing project located on the Campus of The George Washington University, is seeking undergraduate and graduate interns for the summer of 2012. The Project collects, transcribes, and accessions material by and to Eleanore Roosevelt relating to her life and life’s work.

Summary: The Delegation of the EU in Mexico is currently looking for an intern for the Political, Press and Information Section. Students have the chance to work in close cooperation with the EU delegates for Mexico and will gain insight into EU/Latin American relations.

Summary: The Cold War International History Project (CWIHP) at the Woodrow Wilson Center is currently accepting internship applications for the Spring 2012 academic semester.