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Internship ProgramWe are now taking applications for Fall 2008, Spring 2009, and Summer 2009 internships.
We are a non-profit 501 (c)(3) think tank; we pursue research, analysis, and commentary on issues in state policy regarding health, education, government, and other topics relevant to citizens and lawmakers in North Carolina. We also publish the Carolina Journal, a monthly newspaper with statewide distribution, and maintain web pages for each of our special projects (higher education, school reform, local government, and regional issues in Charlotte, Wilmington, and Asheville, as well as our leadership project, the EA Morris Fellowship for Emerging Leaders, and a Faculty Affiliate networking page). Student interns are paid on an hourly basis, and perform a variety of tasks, including administrative and web site work, events, research, writing, and general office duties. They interact almost daily with the public and the media, both at guest speaker events and through phone and in-person contacts at our offices. These internships are particularly suitable for students interested in political science and government, economics and business, history, journalism, leadership, and non-profit organizations and management. We are willing to arrange to work with the student's school for for-credit internships, subject to mutually satisfactory arrangements in advance. Please download the internship application form [84KB Adobe Acrobat File] and submit it by fax to Kory Swanson at the John Locke Foundation. We will contact you by telephone or email to set up an interview.
If you require additional information, please contact Kory Swanson.
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The John Locke Foundation uses paid interns throughout the year. Candidates should be undergraduates, regardless of major, recent graduates, or graduate students who have a strong commitment to individual liberty, limited government, private property and free markets.