A recent class of interns receives citations from the Connecticut General Assembly in the House Chamber. Learn about state government and earn academic credit this spring semester as a legislative intern at the State Capitol. Interns at a reception honoring them in the Old Judiciary Room of the Capitol. Interns gain valuable experience while making new friendships that often last a lifetime. A major in political science and prior political experience are not required.
Academic credit is granted by participating colleges and universities.
In addition, a travel stipend is awarded to cover the cost of travel to the State Capitol. To learn more about this program fill out an application form and see your campus advisor . The Legislative Office Building provides an outstanding learning environment for interns. The Connecticut State Capitol houses the State Senate Chamber and the Hall of the State House of Representatives. Intern Recognition Day in May is a happy occasion for legislators and interns alike.