Internships in Rep. Royce's Washington, D.C. office offer a great opportunity for students to come to the nation's capital and learn more about our government.
Interns in Rep. Royce's Washington, D.C. office will be responsible for assisting with general office duties (answering phones, passing out mail, distributing faxes, compiling daily press clips), and assisting legislative staff with research and writing. Performing constituent services (giving guided tours of U.S. Capitol building, processing flag requests, and legislative correspondence) will also be an integral part of each internship. Interns will be encouraged to attend hearings, briefings, and other Congressional proceedings. Additional duties are available and will be assigned according to an intern's interest and ability.
Successful interns will be enthusiastic, willing to learn, detail-oriented, have excellent phone manners and have a positive attitude. In the fast-paced work environment of a Congressional office, the ability to ensure accuracy and timeliness of work is essential for interns. Interns will develop strong research and communications skills, and will gain valuable experience working in a team environment.
If you are interested in interning in Rep. Royce's Washington, D.C. office please fax a cover letter and resume to the attention of the Intern Coordinator at (202) 226-0335. You may also call the Intern Coordinator at (202) 225-4111 with any questions or for more information.
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Interns.House.Gov: Website for Interns
Visit the House Administration Committee's website for interns. On this page you will learn about being an intern on Capitol Hill, find housing opportunities and more. Before you come to Washington, D.C. for your internship, be sure to carefully read the Intern Handbook found on this page, as it contains valuable information for all new interns.
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Rep. Royce's Washington, D.C. office is currently accepting applications for the Winter/Spring 2009 session. Winter/Spring 2009 applications will be accepted until 5:00 p.m. EST on Friday, November 21, 2008.
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