Senator Feinstein An internship in Senator Dianne Feinstein's office offers an opportunity to become directly involved with the federal government. Internships are available in Washington, D.C. and in our California offices. Working with the Washington, D.C. staff gives students a chance to see how the Senate functions and how it interacts with the House of Representatives and the executive and judicial branches. Working in one of the state offices provides a local perspective on how Senator Feinstein assists constituents in resolving issues they have with the federal government.
Interns participate in several areas of the office.
A rotating schedule ensures a well-rounded experience and a better understanding of the day to day operations of a United States Senate office. The following summaries are provided to give you an understanding of how our offices are organized. The LAs work with Senator Feinstein on a wide range of legislative issues and the LCs assist the Senator in responding to constituent correspondence. Depending on the intern's interests and capabilities, an intern working with the Legislative Department will track legislation, research issues for the LAs, assist in drafting statements for the Congressional Record, cover committee hearings and assist with correspondence . The executive section of the office consists of Senator Feinstein's Chief of Staff, schedulers, and personal assistants.