Law Student - Government in Washington, DC

Government

Washington, DC

Law Student - Government in Washington, DC

Law Student

No

Job Title: Spring Internship

Job Responsibilities:
Interns working in **Members Only**'s office are expected to perform services as part of a demonstrated educational program for congressional interns as required by the Congressional Accountability Act. The internship involves engaging in various legislative areas of interest, which may include topics such as taxes, homeland security, and immigration. Interns may be required to perform research, assist with administrative tasks, and participate in on-campus activities or clubs relevant to their academic standing and legislative interests.

Education and Experience Information:
Applicants must either be currently enrolled in college with a minimum GPA of or have recently completed college with the same academic requirement. The internship is designed for those who are in their freshman, sophomore, junior, or senior year of college or university. Participation in on-campus activities or clubs is also considered part of the academic experience.

Applicants are encouraged to specify their political affiliation and any previous experience working or volunteering for political groups or candidates, which could include campaigns, lobbyist activities, or campus organizations. Additionally, proficiency in any language other than English should be indicated.

Salary Information:
The text does not provide specific salary information for the internship. However, it is important to note that the internship is likely structured to provide educational experience rather than financial compensation, as it is part of a congressional educational program.

Additional Application Requirements:
- Submission of a completed application form.
- Two letters of recommendation from personal, professional, or academic sources.
- A 250-word essay explaining the applicant's interest in serving as an intern for **Members Only**.
- A resume.

Applicants can submit their applications and supporting documents via email or mail. It is important for candidates to certify that the information provided in their application is accurate by signing the application form.