Join the next class of MRC Interns!
The MRC’s paid internship is the premier program for students looking to advance their career in conservative media. Interns work alongside industry professionals to play an active role in accomplishing the MRC’s mission: expose and neutralize left-wing media bias.
Internships are full-time, Monday through Friday, 9:00am-5:30pm. Our internship sessions are 12 weeks and run year-round.
For more information about the program, please contact MRC's Internship Manager, Aly Lepinski, at alepinski@mrc.org.
If you have any problems applying please send Aly your resume, cover letter, and three writing samples to internships@mrc.org
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