Job & Internship Opportunities

Position:Young America's Foundation Internships in Santa Barbara, CA and Herndon, VA
We are always looking for bright conservative minds to intern for the Foundation's headquarters in Herndon, VA and the Reagan Ranch Center in Santa Barbara, CA.
Do you want to intern this fall, winter, spring or summer and have REAL responsibility? Does getting paid for your work mean something to you? Would you like your internship to lead to a job after graduation? If so, you should become a Young America's Foundation intern at our headquarters office just outside of Washington, D.C. or at the Reagan Ranch Center in Santa Barbara, California. more>

Postion: Program Officer - Reagan Ranch Center, Santa Barbara, California
Responsibilities include planning events, recruiting students, and executing the Foundation’s student and community outreach programs on the West Coast, in addition to coordinating programming information with the Foundation’s headquarters in Virginia.  Keeping detailed student records and networking with other student organizations, movement groups, and public policy figures, primarily in California, are also essential to this position.

Position: Development Officer – The Reagan Ranch, Santa Barbara, California
Young America’s Foundation has an immediate opening for a development officer at the Reagan Ranch in Santa Barbara, California.  This position requires a candidate with the ability to cultivate personal relationships who has excellent written and oral communications skills.  Responsibilities include leading tours of Ronald Reagan’s Western White House, supporter relations, supporter events, and marketing of the Reagan Ranch. more>

Position: Program Officer  - Graphic Design, Herndon, Virginia
Young America’s Foundation has an immediate opening for a program officer with an emphasis in graphic design.  Seeking a versatile team member who understands both creative visual design and marketing strategy.  Responsibilities include managing/ creating/refining design and concepts of promotional material, ensuring the visual appearance of organization in print, online, and public is of the highest quality, and developing marketing strategies.  Applicant must understand that creative design and visuals are primarily to support communication of content/text, not compete with or distract from it. more>

Position: Intern Opportunity , Washington D.C.
Talent powerhouse Talk Radio Network is accepting Washington DC area interns for some of its top rated national radio programs. Our roster includes The Laura Ingraham Show, Mancow, The Jerry Doyle Show, The Savage Nation, The Tammy Bruce Show, The Jackie Mason Show, and The Rusty Humphries Show! No media experience is required, but conservative and/or libertarian credentials are a must. Internships are unpaid, but college credit is offered. We will have multiple shifts for our interns broken down into day-parts from morning to night and can easily be accessible to students and young working people looking to build up their resume. Interested applicants: send cover letter, resume, and references to TRNINTERN@GMAIL.COM.

Position: Part-time Interns at The Philanthropy Roundtable- Publications, K-12 Education, Database and Research, and Meeting Planning.

Internship hours and days are flexible. Part-time interns (approximately 20-25 hours per week) receive a stipend of $1000 per month. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.

Applicants should demonstrate strong research and writing talents, excellent communication skills, and the capacity to conduct various research, writing, administrative, and computer projects.

For Publications Program: Good writing/editing skills and general familiarity with public policy and political philosophy is useful.

For K-12 Education Program: General interest and familiarity with K-12 education reform is useful.

For Database and Research Program:  General familiarity with databases, excellent computer skills, and attention to detail is useful.

For Meeting Planning: Interest in meeting planning, excellent computer and phone skills, and ability to multi-task.  

Please send:

• A current résumé
• One letter of recommendation or three references
• Writing sample: A short article, essay, or book review containing an analytical and well-reasoned argument or a statement of no more than one page explaining why you have applied to intern at The Philanthropy Roundtable.

If you are interested in working in the publications, research and database, or meeting planning programs, you may send the above materials to the attention of Intern Coordinator via fax at 202.822.8325 or e-mail at Main@PhilanthropyRoundtable.org.  If you are interested in working in the K-12 education program, you may send the above materials to the attention of Rebecca Stewart via fax at 202.822.8325 or email at rstewart@PhilanthropyRoundtable.org.  Please use your name as document title. No zip files, please.