Your Path to Professional Growth
Looking for an opportunity to gain real-world experience, develop leadership skills, and boost your resume? Working with the UC Davis Washington Program is a fantastic way to expand your professional skill set while making a meaningful impact on fellow students.
While we’re not currently hiring for student positions, our annual recruitment process typically takes place during the spring quarter for the following academic year. Be sure to check back later for updates or reach out to us at washingtonprogram@ucdavis.edu with any questions—we’d love to hear from you!
Annual Student Positions – Your Path to Professional Growth
Each of these roles provides valuable experience that can set you apart as a competitive applicant for future internships, graduate programs, and career opportunities.
🔹 Lead Student Manager
Gain management and leadership experience as the primary point of contact for student employees. In this role, you’ll oversee daily operations, support student engagement, and help shape the student experience. Perfect for those looking to develop team management, problem-solving, and organizational skills—all essential for future leadership roles.
🔹 Peer Advisors
Strengthen your mentorship and communication skills by supporting students through advising, professional development workshops, and outreach initiatives. This role helps build public speaking, coaching, and networking abilities—ideal for careers in advising, education, business, and beyond.
🔹 Communications & Social Media Manager
Enhance your expertise in digital marketing, content creation, and strategic communication by managing our online presence. You’ll develop social media campaigns, create website content, and craft program announcements—valuable experience for future roles in marketing, media, and communications.
🔹 Ambassadors
As a former Washington Program participant, you’ll mentor and guide new students, helping them transition into life in Washington, D.C. This role offers excellent networking, event planning, and leadership experience—all great assets for careers that require strong interpersonal skills. Ambassadors receive a stipend upon completion of their duties.
Each of these positions provides hands-on experience that will make you a stronger candidate for future opportunities—whether it’s an internship, a job, or graduate school. Stay tuned for hiring updates, and we hope to welcome you to our team soon!