Law Student - Government in Boone, NC

Government

Boone, NC

Law Student - Government in Boone, NC

Law Student

No

Job Title: Fall Internship

Job Responsibilities:
Interns in this program participate actively in the daily operations of the district and Washington, . congressional offices. Their tasks include, but are not limited to:
- Handling phone duties
- Conducting legislative research
- Providing Capitol tours
- Attending committee meetings and seminars
- Answering mail
- Updating computer records
- Running errands
- Offering general assistance to staff to ensure the office runs smoothly

Education and Experience Information:
The program is open to students who are interested in gaining firsthand experience with the legislative branch of government. The internship is unpaid, and interns are expected to arrange their own housing. It is suitable for full-time students, and academic credit can be pursued if desired. Interns must be responsible for meeting their specific program requirements to receive credit. The office can provide necessary documentation for obtaining credit upon request.

Applicants should indicate their current employment status, whether full-time, part-time, or not employed, and specify their current or most recent paid position. It is also relevant for applicants to disclose their current academic status, including their school, concentration, and GPA. Language proficiency and computer skills should be noted as well.

Salary Information:
This is an unpaid internship position, and candidates must provide their own housing.

Application Process:
Interested candidates should download the intern application form and submit a resume, cover letter, and one letter of recommendation. The cover letter should include career aspirations, reasons for wanting to intern with the office, and qualifications for the role. The resume should list relevant work and educational experience, while the letter of recommendation should be from a current or former professor or employer.

Completed applications can be mailed, hand-delivered, or emailed to the specified contact. Applicants need to specify which office they are applying to intern with.

Additional Information:
Applicants must be 18 years or older. They should indicate their availability for the fall, spring, summer, or other specific periods and provide their general weekly availability. Personal information, such as emergency contacts and significant contributions to non-campus activities, should also be included in the application. The application package should be complete with all required materials for consideration.