This internships was passed on to us by UHP alumnus Jason Olin. Thanks, Jason!
The Homeland Security Committee Majority Staff is seeking legislative interns for the Spring internship program of 2016. Candidates should be hardworking, professional, and quick learners. Strong oral and written communication skills and a close attention to detail are required. Those selected will be assisting staff with substantive research projects, press matters, preparing for Committee hearings and markups, and the daily operation of the office. Previous Hill experience is preferred, but not required. The Committee will reimburse travel expenses up to $130 monthly on the DC Metro (WMATA). The deadline to submit applications for the Spring internship program is November 19, 2015.
To apply for an internship with the Homeland Security Committee, please submit the following materials:
- current resume and cover letter
- references
- a writing sample on one of the following topics: cybersecurity, border security, counterterrorism, or DHS management.
These items should be sent to the Committee’s intern coordinator, Nathan Wheat, via email at Nathan.wheat@mail.house.gov.
