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The Media Turns its Attention to the Campaign 2012 Academic Seminar

The Media Turns its Attention to the Campaign 2012 Academic Seminar

Over the course of a month, over 70 different media outlets covered, wrote stories and turned the attention of their online readers to TWC's Campaign 2012 Academic Seminar. | View Full Article

Tags: alumni, Binghamton University, California University of Pennsylvania, Campaign 2012, charlotte, Clarion University of Pennsylvania, DNC, East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania, Elon University, Hillsborough Community College, Juniata College, Ohio Northern University, Point Park University, Quinnipiac University, RNC, Saint Leo University, Salisbury University, Seminole State University, Southwest Baptist University, St. Petersburg College, Tampa, Tampa Bay Times Forum, Temple University, Time Warner Cable Arena, UC Merced, UNC Charlotte, University of Central Arkansas, University of Massachusetts Lowell, University of Mount Union, University of Texas at Arlington, Westfield State University, Youngstown State University
Understanding Domestic Violence: TWC Fall Interns Work with NNEDV

Understanding Domestic Violence: TWC Fall Interns Work with NNEDV

This fall TWC launched their new Domestic Violence Fall 2012 Civic Engagement Project in partnership with the National Network to End Domestic Violence (NNEDV), a highly-respected social change organization dedicated to creating an environment where violence against women no longer exists. As part of the advocacy component, students worked with NNEDV to support reauthorizing the Violence against Women Act (VAWA). | View Full Article

Tags: Arizona State University, civic engagement, domestic violence, National Network to End Domestic Violence, Richard Stockton College of New Jersey, Tiffin University, University of New Hampshire, University of Saskatchewan, Westfield State University
Out Into the Field: RNC Faculty Leader Perspective

Out Into the Field: RNC Faculty Leader Perspective

The Impact of Faculty Leaders   | View Full Article

Tags: Ohio Northern University, RNC, Tampa
A New Partnership with the U.S.-Japan Research Institute

A New Partnership with the U.S.-Japan Research Institute

The Washington Center for Internships and Academic Seminars (TWC) and the U.S.-Japan Research Institute (USJI) formalized a ground-breaking partnership on September 11th that will connect Japan’s top eight universities to TWC's programs.   | View Full Article

Tags: Doshisha University, Japan, Keio University, Kyoto University, Kyushu University, partnerships, Ritsumeikan University, University of Tokyo, University of Tsukuba, USJI, Waseda University
TWC Alum and CBS Corporation Sr. VP Hosts Lunch for Interns

TWC Alum and CBS Corporation Sr. VP Hosts Lunch for Interns

For the second time this semester, TWC hosted a Lunch Series event at the CBS Corporation in Washington, D.C. The July 20th event featured John Orlando, senior vice president of the CBS Corporation's Washington, D.C. office. He is responsible for the oversight, formulation and implementation of CBS's public policy and government relations' objectives. Mr. Orlando is also a 1976 alumnus of TWC, one of the first of over 50,000 alumni all over the world. He remarked that:  "My internship at TWC was one of the most life-changing experiences I had. | View Full Article

Tags: alumni, career services, lunch series, networking, professional development
Arizona Students Meet Rep. Quayle

Arizona Students Meet Rep. Quayle

TWC interns from Arizona met with Rep. Ben Quayle in the congressman’s office in the Longworth House Office Building in Washington, D.C. The students that attend Arizona State University and Wake Forest University, spoke with the congressman about policy issues concerning:   | View Full Article

Tags: Arizona, Arizona State University, PPDCH, Wake Forest University
A Life-Changing Experience for a University of Pikeville Two-Time Seminar Alum

A Life-Changing Experience for a University of Pikeville Two-Time Seminar Alum

Now more than ever, students have a hard time honing in on where they want to work and what they want to do for the rest of their lives. And now more than ever, a new generation of Americans is having an extremely difficult time. This problem is prevalent among students whose interests fall within the social sciences, especially those who pursue a degree without a defined specialization.   The benefits of experiential opportunities | View Full Article

Tags: alumni, liaisons, Seminars, University of Pikeville


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