Legislative Intern
State Representative John Turner is seeking applicants for a Legislative Internship at his Capitol office during the Fall 2021 semester. Driven by values of public service, professionalism, and mentorship, the internship program will give interns training in legal/legislative research and writing while gaining a first-hand look at the politics and policies that govern Texas. This internship will offer students the opportunity to advance their interest in public policy and provide valuable employment experience.
Benefits: Interns will have many opportunities for professional development and education.
- Exposure to the policymaking process in Texas and mentorship
- Networking, exploring future opportunities, and career advancement
- Course credit, if offered by your school
Responsibilities: Interns may be asked to take on the following tasks:
- Draft one-pagers and memos on policy issues and legislation;
- Draft constituent letters and facilitate constituent correspondence;
- Assist with talking points, press releases, and other documents; and
- Additional duties assigned as appropriate.
Qualifications: Strong applicants will have the following qualities and skills:
- Currently enrolled in college or university;
- Punctuality, an attention to detail, and strong organizational skills;
- Strong work ethic and good communication skills; and
- A passion for public service and the legislative process.