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Spring Internship The internship program is designed to create a unique opportunity to participate in the legislative process and public service. College students, recent college graduates, and others looking to experience life on Capitol Hill will be considered. The purpose of the program is to give interns firsthand knowledge of the way in which a Senate office operates on a daily basis, to observe the legislative process at the federal level and to develop research skills related to public policy. Day-to-day operations responsibilities include assisting full-time staff in responding to various constituent requests, updating computer records and drafting general correspondences. Observing the legislative process responsibilities include assisting full-time staff in preparing briefing summaries, observing floor proceedings and attending meetings related to specific legislation. Research responsibilities include assisting full-time staff in developing detailed responses to constituent concerns and policy questions. The intern will be exposed to a variety of primary and secondary research sources, including the Library of Congress, federal agencies and affiliated organizations. Interns will often be given the opportunity to assist with a special project. The projects will vary according to the intern's interest and the needs of the office. Duration: January to May
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