Advocacy
Student Policy Internships
Influencing policies that govern our world, nation, and communities provides the ultimate opportunity to trailblaze. Given the opportunity, landscape architecture students may apply their unique skills to develop policies that will address climate change, biodiversity, environmental justice, transportation, and more!
Securing policy-related internships can simultaneously affect issues that have a direct impact on design work and raise awareness for the profession. The opportunities linked below will allow students to work on issues related to climate change, biodiversity, public health and safety, and environmental justice.
Apply below for federal opportunities such as the , state opportunities such as the , and local opportunities such as the NYC Mayor¡¯s Office of Climate and Environmental Justice.
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Federal Government
Students can apply their skills in Congress or in agencies such as the Environmental Protection Agency, U.S. Department of Transportation, U.S. Department of Agriculture, U.S. Department of the Interior, and more.
US House
US Senate
Executive Branch
State Government
The 117th Congress passed both the and the . With those signed into law, now is the time to build and to focus on implementation. States governments will receive and administer the majority of these funds.
State Legislatures
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Find Your Legislators
State Agencies
- California State Attorney General¡¯s Office, Public Rights Division
- Indiana Department of Environmental Management,
- Address inquires to Carl Wodrich, Deputy Assistant Commissioner at 317-232-4200
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- Address inquires to Stacey Wilton, the Education Outreach Program Manager. Call (225) 767-9141 or email Stacey.Wilton@la.gov.
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- Address inquires to Theresa Warren, Human Resources, 225-219-3850
- Tom Occhipinti (occhipintit@michigan.gov or 517-284-6867
Local Opportunities