Advocacy & Government Relations Intern

Qualifications

Required

• Candidate needs to be an enrolled college student for the entirety of the internship and seeking credits,  through Spring 2026 (Masters/law students OK).
• Currently working on a degree in Political Science,  Government Relations,  Public Administration,  Economics or Law,  Business Administration or similar.  Or,  an intended career path in politics or government relations.
• Versatile to work in a small team as a contributor and self-starter
• Knowledge in public policy,  the legislative process,  and advocacy related topics
• Analytical and research skills,  ability to take complex legislative and policy information and synthesize it into high level executive summaries
• Organized and good at helping others get organized
• Excellent written and oral communication skills
• Excellent verbal,  organizational and writing skills. 
• Professional work ethic and independent time management skills
• Microsoft Office Suite,  including Microsoft Outlook,  Word,  Excel,  Teams,  and Forms.
• Reliable transportation needed.

Preferred 

• Previous experience in public policy or government work or internships (i.e.:  Congressional internship,  Legislature Internship,  campaign experience,  etc.)