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The Carnegie Mellon University Washington Semester Program (CMU/WSP) provides undergraduate students from any CMU department the opportunity to live, intern and study in the nation's capital. From embassies to nongovernmental organizations, think tanks to advocacy organizations, government agencies to congressional offices and consulting firms to media outlets, Washington, D.C., is the center for many political, international relations and public policy activities.
Through this experiential learning program, students develop professional and networking skills, explore how coursework connects to the real world, learn to give and receive constructive feedback in the workplace and classroom and intentionally reflect on their learning and growth. During the day, students gain real-world experience with an internship. At night, they take classes on public policy, American politics, governance, institutions and law with Carnegie Mellon faculty, applying what they are learning in class directly to their internship experience.
Your support on Giving CMU Day will help us to continue this work by adding opportunities and resources for students participating in the CMU/WSP.
