What:
The National Student Leadership post-graduate internship is a nine-month program. Since 2000, this internship has provided an opportunity for college graduates to translate what they’ve learned into their daily lives within the structure of community. There is a great emphasis on living in community and what it teaches about the principles of Jesus including stewardship of finances, service and reconciliation. Interns also help plan and facilitate many of the events around the nation put on by National Student Leadership such as the national forum, state forums, and the National Prayer Breakfast (with student weekend). In addition to these large events, interns travel domestically to various college campuses to encourage other young people in their relationships with God and with each other. In the spring, there is a three-week international trip where interns travel abroad for a diverse and cross-cultural setting. Past countries visited have included South Africa, India, Nepal, Uganda, Lebanon, Russia, Mexico, Guatemala, Ethiopia and Kenya.

When:
The application process begins in the late winter of each year. Eight to ten interns are selected for a nine-month term based in Washington, D.C. In the past, there have been approximately four women and four men selected from the pool of outstanding graduating college seniors. The nine-month internship starts in late August and ends in May.

How:
Those interested in the applying for the internship should contact the NSL office at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .


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The National Student Leadership Forum internship provided me with an amazing setting in which to interact and learn how to better love others.  It plunged me into a place where I was allowed to give and receive input and insight.  Under the guidance of older mentors, we asked questions, resolved conflict and engaged life in new ways.  As a result, I learned to pursue the important things and to choose relationships with others who desire to do the same.

Austin Clemens
Graduate, Bucknell University