The Agriculture and Natural Resources Policy Internship Program
The Agriculture and Natural Resources Policy Internship Program (ARNP) places selected students into internships in Washington, D.C. and Austin. Since 1990 the ANRP Internship Program has been helping student interns to learn about U.S. and Texas policy, get practical work experience, and build a professional network. Interns are placed in legislative offices, federal and state agencies and agriculturally-related organizations.
Department-related internships
Many career-related internships are coordinated through academic departments. This allows the student intern to gain valuable career experience, and the internship may even lead to a job offer. Departments offering internship information include:
- Agricultural Economics
- Agricultural Leadership, Education, and Communications
- Animal Science
- Biochemistry and Biophysics
- Ecosystem Science and Management
- Entomology
- Horticultural Sciences
- Recreation, Park and Tourism Sciences
- Soil and Crop Sciences
- Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences
Note: If your department is not listed here, please contact an undergraduate advisor for that department.
Other Internships
The College Career Center works with students to place them in internships related to their major or degree. For more information contact: Jennifer Ann Smith, Career Coordinator for Agriculture and Life Sciences at jasmith@careercenter.tamu.edu or by phone at (979) 845-5139.
