IFE Fellows and Interns with Ambassador Mohib of Afghanistan, IFE leadership and Presidential Innovation Fellows and Open Government reception held at Swedish residence.
IFE Fellows and Interns at recent Welcome to Capital City Lunch for Presidential Innovation Fellows.
Institute for Education interns play an important role in achieving IFE’s goals. IFE interns must be diligent, dynamic, flexible, and willing to assume responsibility and autonomy when working on important projects. The IFE internship program helps interns develop leadership skills while receiving a real world, hands-on education in how the Capitol City of Washington, DC works. IFE is unique among many organizations in the city in that it provides interns with virtually unlimited possibilities to work on interesting projects. In addition, interns are given invaluable networking opportunities with world leaders.
IFE Innovation Intern, Emily Lovell, USCTO Megan Smith, IFE Next Gen program director and intern, Nathalia Penton.
With a small organizational base, IFE leaders are able to supervise all interns to gauge their abilities and assign projects that are challenging yet rewarding, always with an eye toward developing interns’ practical skills. All projects are geared to match interns’ individual skills and ages. IFE provides interns with access to learning opportunities that are, quite simply, not available in other traditional internships. Please review intern responsibilities available via link in sidebar. If you are interested in becoming an intern please email us at instituteforeducation@instituteforeducation.org and tell us why.
“Meeting Justice Scalia reminded me of the importance of keeping a sense of humor throughout life. Watching him joke with one of the interns and refuse to sit as the interns surrounded him for a picture, was a warm gesture.” ~Quenton Horton, IFE Fellow and Intern Program Manager
The late U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia with Institute for Education interns.
