Preparation of research memoranda on various topics. Discussing, interacting and being directly involved with LORL staff on intermediate to long-term research activities. Opportunity to visit various legislative and executive offices within the Capitol Complex to develop an understanding of the interdependence of state government. Assisting LORL Research Analysts in a variety of activities including bill analysis, interpretation of data, etc. Required Knowledge Skills and Activities Student interns are expected to have a high level of communication skill, both oral and written, an ability to interact with persons from wide-ranging backgrounds and with diverse political persuasions, and a working knowledge of the Pennsylvania legislative process.
Computer literacy is highly desirable.
In addition, through college course work or through work experience, each intern is expected to demonstrate ability to work with highly technical public policy issues involving components in the life, physical and social sciences. Minimum Experience and Training Undergraduate and graduate students from a wide variety of disciplines are invited to apply for LORL intern assignments. All interns must be residents of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.