I cannot express my gratefulness for this summer adequately. AIM is a unique place, where a new intern can feel welcome and at home because of the wonderful, warm people. I want you all to know that you made coming to work fun for me, from the first day I felt included and loved it at AIM.

-Amy Davis, Summer 2005

Please note: Due to a planned office renovation, we will not be hosting interns between July and September 2010.

The American Journalism Center offers paid internships in journalism, public relations, and marketing to conservative college students. All of our internships are flexible with regard to length of time and number of hours worked per week, which allows students to take classes while completing their internship. While these positions do require some experience in their respective fields, we welcome applications from students in any academic field who feel they may benefit from interning with AIM.

To apply, please e-mail, fax, or send a cover letter, resume, writing sample, and application form to the American Journalism Center. If you have any questions, contact Elizabeth Jenkins at intern@aim.org or (202) 364-4401 x110.

Applications are processed on a rolling basis, so early applications are always preferable.

• Application Form – Journalism (Print and Broadcast)
• Application Form – Public Relations and Marketing

Message from the AJC Class of 2008: VIDEO

Top 10 Reasons to Intern at the AJC (according to past interns)

10. Cover interesting events
9. Live and work in Washington, D.C.
8. Relaxed work environment
7. Smart, friendly, funny co-workers
6. A challenging experience
5. Develop your portfolio
4. No getting coffee
3. Be a valued member of the staff – not a lowly intern
2. One of a few paid internships in the city
1. Great preparation for “the real world”

The American Journalism Center is an intense internship training program for aspiring journalists and students seeking careers in the public relations and/or marketing fields. Most of our interns will work in the offices of Accuracy In Media and Accuracy In Academia for the duration of their internship. Selected interns will spend approximately six weeks working in the offices of AIM and AIA and six weeks working with another media, public relations or marketing organization. The AJC offers assistance to those seeking employment at the end of the program.