Fellowship Program
She Should Run provided me with the tools and information necessary to further my professional career - that is what an internship should be.
-Melen Hagos, Summer 2011 Programs Fellow
She Should Run is currently seeking applications for our Fall 2012 Fellowship Program.
She Should Run's Fellowship Program is designed to provide young people with practical, firsthand experience within a national political organization. Our Fellows gain experience producing substantial, high caliber work while benefiting from our commitment to their professional development and gaining access to the Fellowship Alumni Network. Each Fellow will specialize in one of four categories: Communications, Development, Political, or Programs.
The application deadline for Fall 2012 Fellows is July 29th. All interviews will be conducted on a rolling basis as we receive applications.Early applications are highly encouraged.
Fellowship Benefits:
Professional Development:
Access to the Fellowship Alumni Network:
Location and Compensation:
Produce Substantial Work:
Fellows are given high levels of responsibility and are considered integral members of the team. Fellows are given the opportunity to gain experience outside their department. Some of the skills a Fellow can expect to gain include: call-time management, event planning, candidate research, new media communications, and non-profit infrastructure.Learn more about past Fellow projects here.
Professional Development:
The Fellowship Program places a strong emphasis on professional development and training. She Should Run is committed to taking a Fellow’s career to the next level. Fellows will have the opportunity to seek feedback through formal performance reviews. Trainings provided include public speaking training, resume and cover letter workshops, and salary negotiation training.
Access to the Fellowship Alumni Network:
Fellows will also gain access to the Fellowship Alumni Network, where former fellows – who are now working on the Hill, on political campaigns, and for organizations such as The Center for American Progress, DCCC, The Raben Group, and SEIU – are connected. The Fellowship Alumni Network is led by the Fellowship Alumni Council – which is dedicated to promoting, connecting, and supporting the Fellowship Program.
Location and Compensation:
Fellows will work at the She Should Run office in Washington D.C. Full-time Fellows will receive $500 per month and part-time fellows will receive $250 per month. Preference is given to full-time applicants.
