Law Student - Government in Schaumburg, IL

Government

Schaumburg, IL

Law Student - Government in Schaumburg, IL

Law Student

No

Job Title: Spring Internship

Job Responsibilities:
Interns in the Washington, DC office will have a variety of responsibilities that provide them with an opportunity to learn about the legislative process and the operations of a congressional office. Their duties include:
- Answering phones and directing calls appropriately.
- Running errands as needed by the office.
- Researching legislation for the Member of Congress and legislative staff.
- Attending hearings and briefings to gather information.
- Responding to constituent letters on various issues before the House.

In the District office, interns will engage in:
- Day-to-day office tasks such as answering phones and writing letters.
- Assisting with compiling and managing media clips.
- Supporting various constituent casework.
- Working on District-based projects that are of importance to the office.

Education and Experience Information:
The internship is designed for college students, providing them with invaluable work experience. It is essential for applicants to be enrolled in a college or university. Although the internship is unpaid, the experience gained is considered highly valuable for students interested in learning about the legislative process and the functioning of a congressional office. Academic credit for the internship may be available, depending on the student's school policies.

Salary Information:
All internships in all offices are unpaid, and as such, there is no salary information available. However, the internship offers flexible hours to accommodate students' course schedules, which can be beneficial for managing academic commitments alongside the internship.

Candidates interested in applying for the internship are encouraged to highlight their relevant skills and areas of interest in their application. They should also provide details of any prior internship experience in Washington, ., or in a district office, if applicable. Academic information, including schools attended, GPA, major, honors/activities, and career objectives, should be included in the application. References and a brief paragraph about the candidate's interest in interning in a congressional office are also required.