Law Student - Government in Washington, DC

Government

Washington, DC

Law Student - Government in Washington, DC

Law Student

No

Job Title: Fall Internship

Job Responsibilities:

Legislative Intern:
- Assist with the research and writing of constituent correspondence.
- Conduct research on issues pertinent to legislation.
- Attend committee hearings and briefings on key legislation.
- Answer phone calls and manage inquiries.
- Draft memos on briefings and legislation as requested by staff members.
- Assist with mailing projects.
- Greet constituents and guests of the office.
- Conduct tours in the Capitol building for constituents.
- Attend various lectures and classes about the political process.
- Monitor floor action and legislative developments.
- Perform other projects as assigned.

Press Intern:
- Monitor the morning and afternoon news cycles at state, local, national, and international levels.
- Maintain a communications log.
- File articles and manage media assignments.
- Assist the press secretary with mass media printing.
- Draft newsletters and other communication materials.
- Monitor legislation and key events occurring in the district and state.
- Conduct tours in the Capitol building for constituents.
- Answer phone calls and manage inquiries.
- Greet constituents and guests of the office.
- Attend various lectures and classes about the political process.
- Perform other projects as assigned.

Education and Experience Information:
The internship program is flexible to accommodate academic obligations. While specific educational requirements are not detailed, candidates should have an interest in learning more about the political process. The internship is open to those who can fulfill the duties described for the Legislative Intern and Press Intern positions.

Salary Information:
The House of Representatives offers a Paid Internship Program for the member's Washington, . office. Specific salary details are not provided in the text.

This internship provides a valuable opportunity to engage with the political process, gain hands-on experience in a legislative office, and develop skills in research, communication, and legislative procedures. Candidates interested in these positions should prepare to submit their application, resume, and cover letter by the specified deadline and await further instructions and materials regarding the internship and its expectations. An interview will be conducted as part of the selection process.