D.C. Internships
Interns in my Washington, DC office work on a wide range of projects with my staff. Interns work in an administrative capacity to address constituent requests and concerns. In Washington, DC a typical day could include speaking with constituents on the phone, greeting visitors to the office, reviewing incoming correspondence, attending Senate committee hearings and briefings, and leading tours of the US Capitol Building.
In addition, each term two interns in the Washington, DC office are selected to assist the communications office in daily activities such as answering phone calls, speaking with media contacts, and drafting press releases.
To apply for an internship, please click “Start Application Process” below.
FAQs
Is there an age requirement to be an intern?
Our internships are designed primarily for the educational benefit of students currently enrolled in college. Applications from high school students and rising college freshmen are not accepted.
Is the internship paid?
No, internships in my Ohio and Washington, DC offices are unpaid. In addition, we are unable to reimburse you for parking and mileage.
Can I get college credit for my internship?
That will depend on your college or university. We will work with you to gain college credit if it is offered through your school.
If you have a specific question regarding internships in my office, please use the contact form and select "Internship Information."