U.S. Senate Committee on Finance - Washington D.C.

U.S. SENATE COMMITTEE ON FINANCE
CAPITOL HILL INTERNSHIP
WASHINGTON, D.C.

Looking for an opportunity to live in Washington, D.C. and experience first-hand the dynamic and fast-paced world of Capitol Hill?

The Majority office of the U.S. Senate Finance Committee is currently seeking internship applicants for Spring Semester 2010.   The Committee's internships for undergrads are unpaid, but depending on individual school requirements, may be completed for college credit.  Interns with a bachelor's degree or higher receive a stipend. Interested applicants should send a cover letter, resume, transcript (unofficial is accepted), writing sample (5-10 pages--generally a school essay or article the applicant has written), and two references (preferably one academic and one work-related) to the Intern Coordinator, Jim Frisk, by email at .gov, or fax to 202-228-3904. Applicants are encouraged to apply early, and no later than December 1st.  

ABOUT THE INTERNSHIP

Interns conduct in-depth research, attend meetings and briefings on and off the Hill, and provide critical support to Senate staff as they make legislative recommendations to Senator Baucus and other Senators on the Finance Committee. Interns work in one of the following issue areas: press, health, tax, trade, business, or economic development.
Qualifications:  We are looking for driven, dependable, and organized individuals.  Strong communication skills are imperative, as is attention to detail and the ability to analyze and synthesize information.  Computer skills (including experience with Microsoft Excel spreadsheets) are essential. Interns must be motivated, flexible, and intellectually curious.  We are open to all majors. This internship provides a great opportunity for students or any qualified applicant seeking Capitol Hill experience.

ABOUT THE SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE

The Committee on Finance has jurisdiction over legislation pertaining to Tax, Social Security, Medicaid, Medicare, International Trade, Family Welfare Programs, and Investigations and Oversight.  U.S. Senator Max Baucus, the Senior Senator from Montana, is the Chairman of the Committee.

 

 

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