Press Internship, Public Affairs Department – Summer 2026
University of Denver, Washington, District of Columbia, United States
Press Internship, Public Affairs Department – Summer 2026
Washington, DC – Internship, Co‑op, or Experiential Learning
Hudson Institute is seeking interns to provide research and administrative support to the Public Affairs Department. The role focuses on maximizing Hudson Institute’s presence in online, TV, and print media outlets by promoting Hudson experts and their work, putting on successful public events, and leveraging new media to amplify impact in DC and across the globe.
Responsibilities
Daily media monitoring
Compiling, organizing, and distributing news clips
Building and maintaining press lists
Updating the public affairs team’s editorial calendar
Drafting statements, press releases, media advisories, and other communications materials
Greeting reporters and managing press check‑in at Hudson events
Helping coordinate staff interviews
Monitoring incoming media inquiries
Assisting with public event operations
Assisting with daily tasks of the Public Affairs team
Qualifications
Recent graduate or current student pursuing a degree in political science, English, journalism/communications, philosophy, or related fields
Strong interest in current events, foreign policy, and international relations
Well‑rounded and informed media diet
Excellent writing and editing skills
High level of attention to detail
Ability to prioritize tasks
Eagerness to learn
Working knowledge of politics and international relations
Ability to work a minimum of 20 hours per week
Remote work is not an option for this position; must be able to work in person in Washington, DC
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Washington, DC – Internship, Co‑op, or Experiential Learning
Hudson Institute is seeking interns to provide research and administrative support to the Public Affairs Department. The role focuses on maximizing Hudson Institute’s presence in online, TV, and print media outlets by promoting Hudson experts and their work, putting on successful public events, and leveraging new media to amplify impact in DC and across the globe.
Responsibilities
Daily media monitoring
Compiling, organizing, and distributing news clips
Building and maintaining press lists
Updating the public affairs team’s editorial calendar
Drafting statements, press releases, media advisories, and other communications materials
Greeting reporters and managing press check‑in at Hudson events
Helping coordinate staff interviews
Monitoring incoming media inquiries
Assisting with public event operations
Assisting with daily tasks of the Public Affairs team
Qualifications
Recent graduate or current student pursuing a degree in political science, English, journalism/communications, philosophy, or related fields
Strong interest in current events, foreign policy, and international relations
Well‑rounded and informed media diet
Excellent writing and editing skills
High level of attention to detail
Ability to prioritize tasks
Eagerness to learn
Working knowledge of politics and international relations
Ability to work a minimum of 20 hours per week
Remote work is not an option for this position; must be able to work in person in Washington, DC
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