Public Affairs Intern Policy & Communications (Undergrad)

Posted 8 days ago

kingcountywSeattle (WA)

Public Relations SpecialistsLegal Counsel and Prosecution

SENIORITY

Intern

About the role

The King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office seeks a Public Affairs Undergraduate Intern to support communications and legislative affairs. You will report to the Directors and contribute to projects ranging from legislative research to media tracking in a fast paced office in downtown Seattle. This on-site internship is open to currently enrolled undergraduates through Spring 2027, with up to 12 hours per week in the school year. #J-18808-Ljbffr

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