As part of the LGBT Civic Engagement Project, students visited the Human Rights Campaign's (HRC) national headquarters in Washington, D.C. The visit was organized by Candace Gingrich-Jones, Associate Director of Youth and Campus Outreach. The Human Rights Campaign is the largest civil rights organization working to achieve equality for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender Americans. | View Full Article
35 students and three staff volunteers participated in a community dog park clean up at the Towers Community Canine Area in Arlington, VA. Before they began the clean up, the volunteers heard from Lyndell Core, the park manager, who discussed how community parks benefit dogs and build community support among dog owners. Students and local dog owners did everything from: | View Full Article
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: | View Full Article
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. | View Full Article
TWC interns participating in the Veterans Civic Engagement Project attended an event at Paralyzed Veterans of America (PVA). | View Full Article
Spring 2012 students are given the opportunity to participate in one of 5 civic engagement projects allowing them to enhance their civic skills. Participants of the Immigration Rights Project organized a dinner-dialogue with Washington, D.C. immigrants. The event was hosted by 30 TWC interns who invited 15 special guests: immigrants who are now living or studying all over the D.C. area! Volunteer Opportunities | View Full Article
Starting a brand new internship at The Washington Center for Internships and Academic Seminar (TWC) is exciting for any new student. Whether that student is traveling domestically or internationally to participate in either a 10-week or 15-week internship, a few things are always guaranteed: | View Full Article














