Over the past two weeks, students in the Local Green Civic Engagement Project participated in three service projects, which have aided in making DC both greener and more environmentally friendly.
Projects include:
Over the past two weeks, students in the Local Green Civic Engagement Project participated in three service projects, which have aided in making DC both greener and more environmentally friendly.
Projects include:
Students of the Korean Educators’ Internship Program, a partnership with the Korean Government’s Ministry of Education, Science and Technology, completed a 22-week experience on Friday, June 15th.
About the Korean Educators Program
Summer interns had one of the most highly anticipated programming events of the semester starting at The National Housing Center Atrium.
Over 250 interns from all over Washington, D.C. attended the first ever InternsROCK! kickoff at the Gallery Place Chinatown Mall. The event lasted from 5-7 p.m. and featured some of the InternsROCK! businesses and retailers participating in the city-wide intern appreciation week from June 8-17th.
Businesses and retailers included:
TWC welcomed nearly 550 new interns to Washington, D.C. during their two-day summer orientation on May 24th and 25th. The first day kicked off with the interns being formally introduced to their TWC program advisors and participating in program activities. There are more than 9 programs offered by TWC, catering to interns from all backgrounds and majors. Interns ended their first day of orientation with ice cream socials taking place at four summer housing locations.
Hi everyone! My name is Jasmine Harris and I'm a rising senior at Wake Forest University. I'm majoring in Communications and I'm interested in pursuing a career in Public Relations. I really enjoy traveling and socializing and I love exploring the world around me by meeting new people and trying new things. Although I've always lived in the suburbs of North Carolina as well as Georgia, I think city life is definitely a better fit because there's so much more to experience, especially here in D.C.
A great interview is not much different from a great date. Find out how to prepare beforehand, connect with the interviewer while answering common questions during the meeting and how to increase your chances of getting called back after the interview is over.
Location
TWC Residential and Academic Facility, Classroom 8
A great interview is not much different from a great date. Find out how to prepare beforehand, connect with the interviewer while answering common questions during the meeting and how to increase your chances of getting called back after the interview is over.
Location
TWC Residential and Academic Facility, Classroom 8
Additional Dates and Times
Negotiating Your First Salary
Monday, July 9th / 5:00pm / RAF Classroom 8
Yes, it’s a relief to get a job offer. You have received a starting salary and benefits package. But before you make a mistake and hastily agree to the offer, do your homework and find out if you are being given a fair offer. In this workshop, you’ll develop an understanding of how to do your homework and negotiate your first salary.
Presenter Dr. Fred Keaton is a 20 year veteran of HR and an Adjunct Professor of Management. He is currently Human Resource Director for The Washington Center.
TWC interns from Ohio met with Senator Sherrod Brown and members of his legislative staff at the U.S. Capitol Visitor’s Center in Washington, D.C. The students, who attend Morehead State University, Tiffin University, University of Toledo, University of Cincinnati-Main Campus and University of Mount Union, spoke with the Senator about policy issues concerning: