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 in the office have the opportunity to gain a comprehensive understanding of governmental operations. The responsibilities vary depending on the office location: - In the Washington, . office: - Track legislation and research bills. - Attend committee hearings and briefings. - Lead tours of the . Capitol. - Handle constituent phone calls. - Sort mail and provide legislative support. - In the South Dakota offices (Aberdeen, Pierre, Rapid City, Sioux Falls): - Research constituent inquiries and requests. - Participate in outreach activities. - Assist staff on special projects. - Sort mail and handle phone calls. - Respond to constituent requests. In all offices, interns will work closely with constituents and staff, polish their research and writing skills, and gain an in-depth understanding of a Senate office. Education and Experience Information: - Students of all majors are encouraged to apply, not just those studying political science. - Internships can be tailored to a student’s specific policy interests if possible. - The internship is designed to accommodate students seeking college credits, and the organization works closely with universities to facilitate this. - The start and end dates of internships are flexible, allowing for adaptation to individual academic schedules. Salary Information: - Interns are compensated for their work, although specific salary details are not provided in the text. Application Process: Interested applicants should complete the provided application form and submit it along with a resume and one letter of recommendation. Application deadlines are as follows: - Spring internships: November 15 - Summer internships: March 15 - Fall internships: July 15 Legal and Additional Information: Applicants need to provide personal and educational information, including references and responses to several questions regarding their interest in the internship. Applicants must affirm that their statements and attachments are true, complete, and correct to the best of their knowledge and belief. Falsification of any information can result in rejection of the application or immediate dismissal from the program.