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HNIP continues to accept applications for the Fall 2009 program
The HACU National Internship Program (HNIP)
"Opening Doors of Opportunity - Abriendo Puertas de Oportunidad"

Our Summer 2009 Interns
Thank you for your interest in the HACU National Internship Program! Whether you are a student looking for an internship, or a federal agency or corporation looking for an intern, we feel confident that we can help you in your pursuit. This website contains information about our mission, our sponors and alumni, our upcoming program dates and deadlines, and our staff. We have also provided answers to your most frequently asked questions.
If you already know you want to participate in our program, you can apply to HNIP here. Additional links for quick reference to our sponsors and program dates are provided below.
If you have any additional questions, concerns, or suggestions, please feel free to contact HNIP staff at hnip@hacu.net or at (202) 467-0893.
Thank you for your time and consideration! We look forward to working with you!
Sincerely,
HNIP Staff
2009 Internship Dates
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Grads with disabilities find a niche in engineering and IT
(June 15, 2009)
'Employees with disabilities are not immune to the downturn,” says Virginia Stern, director of the Project on Science, Technology and Disability, EntryPoint! and other programs at the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS, www.aaas.org) in Washington, DC.
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Former HACU intern, Lisa Pino (HNIP '03) named as Deputy Administrator for Food and Nutrition Service
(June 11, 2009)
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Interning in the Nation's Capitol
(May 13, 2009)
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USDA touts success with HACU National Internship Program
(April 13, 2009)
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HNIP interns showcase their work at CDC, Atlanta
(December 10, 2008)
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Meet Elba Simpson

My internship experience proved to be a rewarding and fascinating opportunity. Learning about governmental structure, practicing my academic knowledge and applying networking skills will only help my future endeavors... Full Story >
Library of Congress

An internship with LOC could involve American history and literature, political science, law, foreign languages, English, history of architecture, design, engineering, photography, film, television, radio, music, library science, area studies, human resources management or computer science.
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