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Past Student Internships
As part of their Senior Seminar work, public policy students complete an internship with a Bay Area organization. The senior thesis is written in conjunction with the internship, on a topic that relates to the work of the internship organization.
This list is provided to illustrate the variety of organizations with which public policy students have worked. We cannot guarantee that an internship placement can be made with a particular organization, but we will work with students to help them identify possible internship locations. Contact the Mills Public Policy Program for more information at 510.430.2147
Alzheimers Association
California ACORN
California Public Utilities Commission
City of Oakland Youth Advisory Commission
Disability Rights Advocates
Emily's List
Girls Moving Forward
Greenlining Institute
National Federation of Community Broadcasters
Native Public Media
Office of Oakland City Councilmember, Jean Quan
San Francisco Tenants Union
San Mateo County Transit District
Street Spirit
Women's Economic Agenda Project
Women's Initiative
Other Organizations Hosting Internships
The following organizations publish information about internships on their websites. Note that some of the organizations listed under Employment Opportunities (below) also host internships.
Public Policy Institute of California
California Internship Program
PolicyLink.org (for graduate students)
Public Leadership Education Network
Employment Opportunities
The following websites contain information about employment opportunities in government or other sectors relevant to public policy work.
Feminist Career Center (at Feminist Majority
Foundation)
International City/County Management Association
Metropolitan Transportation Commission
National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and
Administrators
Public Service Careers
Association of Bay Area Governments
Idealist.org
Partnership for Public Service
Policy Library
California Courts
USAJOBS
Opportunity NOCS
ED JOIN
Young Nonprofit Professionals Network
Advertisement of job announcements and/or links to organizations does not constitute endorsement by Mills College or the Public Policy Program and is not a recommendation of the positions.
For more information on specific employment or internship opportunities, or to learn about employment resources, contact the Career Center at 430.2130
Contact the Mills Public Policy Program, for more information at 510.430.2147.
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