The application period for Fall 2025 is open now through June 13th at 5pm. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis in the order that they are received. The Washington, D.C. Office will have a Fall session running from September 2nd - December 19th. The District Office Fall internship schedule is also from September 2nd - December 19th; however, individual schedules may vary.
Internships are offered in Spring, Summer, and Fall, and are intended for current undergraduate students, graduate students, and recent graduates. All interns will work in person. Strong candidates should have the following qualities:
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Strong oral and written communication skills
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Ability to manage multiple tasks
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Willingness to work in a fast-paced environment
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Strong sense of urgency
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Comfortable assisting both constituents and Members of Congress
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Solid work ethic
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Keen attention to detail
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Basic understanding of the Congressional political process
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Sound knowledge of Microsoft Office
Washington, D.C. Office
Interns will spend time in the Personal and Leadership Offices of Whip Clark. Responsibilities in the Personal Office include but are not limited to working with policy staff to research legislative issues, attending congressional briefings and hearings, drafting form letters and constituent correspondence, answering and screening phone calls, and other projects as they arise. D.C. interns will also gain experience in the Leadership Office. Responsibilities in the Leadership Office include helping with Whip-led special events, helping track Floor proceedings, answering phone calls, assisting with administrative tasks, and aiding the Member Services, Floor, and Communications teams with various tasks and projects that may arise. Interns have the opportunity to rotate between both offices throughout the session, gaining a holistic experience of working in House Leadership!
District Office
The District Office is hiring District Office Interns and a Digital Communications Intern. Responsibilities for the District Office Intern include answering and screening phone calls, assisting with administrative tasks, drafting constituent correspondence, assisting the district team, attending outreach events, and attending congressional briefings. The Digital Communications Intern will work with the Digital Communications Manager and have similar responsibilities, but with a focus on writing copy for ongoing newsletters, researching topics and new initiatives, and developing constituent and district-focused content for the Whip’s social media accounts.
Congressional Internship Application Form
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