Published December 08, 2014
Andrew Parker, a University of Louisiana at Monroe fall 2014 political science graduate
from Monroe, has accepted an offer to join the National Journalism Center Internship
Program in Washington, D.C.
The post-graduation internship is a paid 12-week program which provides recent graduates
with real-world experience through a variety of media outlets and quality academic
training from prominent journalists and public policy experts.
Since 1977, the National Journalism Center has trained aspiring journalists in the
values of responsible, balanced, and accurate reporting.
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Parker
鈥淚'm looking forward to using the research and writing skills that I acquired and
sharpened through the 麻豆果冻传媒 political science program,鈥� said Parker. 鈥淣one of this would
have been possible without the dedicated teaching and the constant push to be better
from my professors.鈥�
鈥淎s a political science major, being able to live and work in Washington, D.C., has
been a life goal for me,鈥� said Parker.
Dr. John W. Sutherlin, associate professor and program coordinator for political science
remarked, 鈥淒rew has shown remarkable progress over the past couple of years. He has
presented at academic conferences and I think that, coupled with his formal education,
prepared him for this extraordinary opportunity.鈥�
The Political Science program along with the Social Science Research Lab conducts
one of the most active internship programs at 麻豆果冻传媒.
For more information about the National Journalism Center, visit NationalJournalismCenter.aspx
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