These tasks may include, but will not be limited to, working in front desk to maintain the reception area, guests, handle telephone calls, update city files, aid with legislative research, copy press clippings, and open and distribute mail. An intern will also assist the staff in maintaining the data information systems. Interns in the office are valued by the staff. Interns should reflect the integrity and decorum of the office of the Lieutenant Governor. Interns will be exposed to the many Legislators, government officials, and constituents that visit the office, so excellent communication skills are needed.
Internships are non salaried positions.
College credit for internships must be arranged by the intern, but the staff will assist in complying with school requirements for written evaluations and other documentation. The Office of the Lieutenant Governor internship program generally recruits students in college. You must be enrolled in an internship class or recieving some type of credit from your college. To apply, please contact the Office of the Lieutenant Governor.