A completed internship programs application must be returned with an unofficial transcript and a resume draft before an appointment with a counselor may be made.

Foreign Policy, Washington DC, has internships for students who have completed their junior year. Interns will review manuscripts, check facts, proofread articles for publication, and assist in all aspects of magazine publication. Candidates should have coursework in international relations, comparative politics, history, or American government. They should also have good research and writings skills along with knowledge of reference materials. Unpaid. Deadline is March 15.

National Wildlife Federation, Washington, DC, accepts interns to work in their Resources Conservation and International Affairs Departments. Interns will work in one of their many programs, including fisheries/wildlife, environmental quality, public lands/energy, water resources, legislative affairs, corporate conservation, and international. Unpaid.

Newsday, Melville, NY, offers internships to students who wish to pursue a career in print journalism. Positions available in reportering, photography, and graphic art. Qualified candidates will have basic interviewing, research, writing, and typing skills. They must also have a car and a valid driver's license. Placement is available in Long Island, Queens, and Washington, DC. Stipend is available. Deadline is January 15.

The Wilson Quarterly, Washington DC, has internships for students interested in journalism, writing, or magazine publication. Interns will research and fact-check articles. Research will include visits to the Library of Congress, the Wilson Center Library, museums, think tanks, embassies, and government agencies. Any liberal arts major is encouraged, but students should have excellent writing skills, give careful attention to detail, and be able to work well under pressure. Stipend of $400 a month. Deadline is March 15.The Museum of Modern Art, New York, NY, offers internships to rising seniors. Internships are available in curatorial, curatorial support, administrative, and public service. Within each of these departments there are a number of different positions, including architecture and design, drawings, conservation, museum archives, finance, and education. Stipends will be awarded based upon available funding. Deadline is February 1.