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Collage: Historic Seattle interns / Photos: Marissa Natkin

Interns play a vital role in our service to the community. An intern is typically a college student or recent graduate who serves between 10-20 hours a week, often on a quarterly basis and may earn credit for their work. An internship provides practical experience for beginners in an occupation, profession or pursuit.

If your passion is Education or Real Estate Development, check back in the future for internship opportunities with these programs. To learn more about various interns and how they were engaged with Historic Seattle, check out our intern profiles.

During the past several years we have been fortunate to have a number of individuals serve as citizen advocates and interns with our Advocacy program. We will again in the future, but for now you can read what Advocacy interns have accomplished during the past few years.

 

Profiles of Past Advocacy Interns

Reuben McKnight

Beth Dodrill

Trevor Griffey

Dwayne Meadows

 

Profiles of Citizen Advocates

Paul Slane

Beth Dodrill

Larry Johnson

Dennis Andersen

 

 

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