Strategic Partnership & Government Relations Intern
Museum of the Bible exists to engage all people with the transformative power of the Bible. If that mission statement sparks your interest or already aligns with your life passions, please consider joining Museum of the Bible’s intern team to advance our core mission in the Nation’s capital.
As the Strategic Partnerships & Government Relations intern, you will report to the Manager of Strategic Partnerships & Government Relations to assist in day-to-day projects and tasks which help to build and sustain museum relationships with external organizations. We are seeking an energetic, self-starter who enjoys researching relevant department topics, developing ideas for engagement, and implementing creative approaches on assigned projects within the museum’s areas of engagement that include: government, non-profit, academia, religious institutions, and DC professional sports. If you have a strong work ethic, enthusiasm to advance Museum of the Bible’s mission, and a passion for building relationships among museum staff and external groups, do not miss this opportunity to intern for Museum of the Bible.
Apply for our internship program today!
* This is an unpaid internship.
YOU MUST SUBMIT AN ESSAY WITH YOUR OTHER APPLICATION MATERIALS:
- Essay Question: At least 500 words Choose a specific group or organization from one of the following categories of engagement.
- Write a descriptive summary on why Museum of the Bible should engage with this group, how a partnership could be beneficial to both parties, and what the specified outcomes would be (also include whether your goal would be to have a long-term relationship, short-term relationship, or one-time event with this group.)
- Categories: Government, Non-Profit, Academia, Religious, DC Professional Sports.
- Examples: - Government: Federal, Local, State offices or groups - Non-Profit: Focus on the Family - Academia: Ashland University - Religious NorthStar Church Network - DC Professional Sports: Washington Nationals