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. A group of 2001 interns gather in the Hall of the House for a photo-op.
Interns provide important support services for legislators.
Legislator and intern take time out to pose for a photo. Senate interns receive special recognition at the end of the session. Recognizing the need to provide educational opportunities not typically available to students in the traditional academic setting, the Connecticut General Assembly has established an internship program to acquaint students with both the formal and informal aspects of the legislative process. Accordingly, the program seeks to encourage a high level of personal interaction between legislators and interns, who serve as aides to their assigned legislators. Although students from all disciplines are considered, preference is given to upper-class students and students whose experience and academic background offer some preparation for the work they will undertake.