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Defenders of Freedom Fellowship
The Defenders of Freedom Fellowship
The fellowship provides a professional experience in the United States Senate. The successful candidate will serve in the Washington office of Senator Max Baucus. The selected Fellow will be encouraged to apply his or her military experience while providing research support to a Legislative Assistant, corresponding with constituents, and drafting new legislation. This fellowship is a great opportunity for those who wish to pursue a public service career with the U.S. government. The selected fellow will embody the spirit of those honored by this fellowship. He or she will work to reinforce the notion that a veteran’s commitment to country never ends. Responsibilities The Fellow will work directly on veterans’ issues and legislation for Senator Baucus. Working with the supervision of the Defense Legislative Assistant, the Fellow will provide direct research support on topics affecting Montanan veterans. Responsibilities also include drafting memos and corresponding with constituents. The Fellow is also encouraged to attend Congressional hearings and follow floor action for the assigned legislative area. Requirements All veterans who are residents of the State of Montana are eligible and are strongly encouraged to apply. Applications are to be forwarded to Senator Baucus’ office. The fellowship will span 6 months. This program has a flexible schedule. Compensation A stipend to help defray expenses will be provided. Click here to access the application Please mail completed application to: Andrew Person 511 Hart Senate Office Building Washington D.C. 20510 Or fax to 202-224-0515 (attn Andrew Person)
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Candidates will have a strong interest in veterans’ issues and in the legislative procedures of the United States Congress.