The  Bighorn Center  is not currently accepting applications for interns.
 
The Bighorn Center for Public Policy is a non-profit organization formed to sustain and improve the quality of life in Colorado. We welcome candidates that are in pursuing a graduate degree. All candidates should have a bachelors degree.
 
Our ideal internship candidate will demonstrate:

Research Skills: The candidate must be able to do extensive manual and internet-assisted research.
Communication Skills: The candidate must be able to organize and present research findings in written outlines, brief reports, and verbally.
The Ability to Work in a Small, Dynamic Office: Interns interact regularly with a diverse staff with a wide range of professional and political backgrounds. Because this is a small organization, administrative or clerical duties may also be required.
Knowledge of Colorado Government: The ideal candidate should have a basic understanding of Colorado government and a desire to learn about government at the state and local levels.
An Interest in Many Issues: Bighorn interns must be prepared to work on a wide variety of issues, from economic development to K-12 education.

Bighorn Internships are three month paid positions. Compensation depends on the background and experience of the candidate.

To be considered for an internship, please send a cover letter, resume, and a 3-5 page writing sample of your own work to:

Brenda Morrison
Associate Director
Bighorn Center for Public Policy
1700 Lincoln Street, Suite 2000
Denver, CO 80203
info@bighorncenter.org

 
The Bighorn Center is located in the Wells Fargo (“Cash Register”) Building two blocks north of the State Capitol.