The Victory Housing Rotational Internship Program is an eight-week (June through August, dates flexible) internship opportunity for college students who are looking for exposure to affordable housing development, multifamily asset management and accounting, portfolio resiliency strategy, and/or senior assisted living.

For four decades, inspired by Catholic social teachings and serving as the nonprofit housing development arm of the Archdiocese of Washington, Victory Housing’s mission has been to build, acquire, renovate, manage and operate affordable housing and to provide related services for low to-moderate income seniors and families, with the primary focus on seniors housing. Since inception in 1979, Victory Housing has built or acquired 35 communities with over 2,700 rental units in Maryland and Washington, DC. ?Victory Housing’s focus is on senior housing, with 30 communities exclusively for seniors, including 6 assisted living facilities.

Our corporate office is located in Rockville, MD, near the Pike & Rose neighborhood. The office offers free parking and is accessible via the Red Line’s North Bethesda stop. This rotational internship program is paid at $20 per hour for an estimated 32 hours per week. The internship is in person, Monday through Thursday. Victory Housing is seeking to hire two (2) undergraduate college students.

This program is designed to give college students exposure to working at an affordable housing development and senior living non-profit. The traditional design of the program will include working with two to three teams in the areas of real estate development, asset management, sustainability, accounting, or assisted living. Interns will have the opportunity to work on a variety of projects and for each intern there will be one project selected that will be presented to the team at the end of the program. In addition, interns will have the opportunity to participate in corporate team outings, site visits, and monthly lunch and learns.

Eligibility Requirements:

• Undergraduate students are encouraged to apply.
• Demonstrated interest in affordable housing, senior housing, urban planning, real estate development, sustainability, or related field preferred.
• Must be available for eight (8) continuous weeks this summer, preferably June through August.
• Applicants can apply online or by sending resume and cover letter to and interviews will be conducted on a rolling basis.