Casework Congressman Gilchrest will assist constituents who are experiencing difficulties with specific federal agencies. Although the Congressman cannot compel an agency to act in favor of a constituent, he can often help resolve the situation in a more timely manner. Constituents who need assistance should contact Congressman Gilchrest's nearest district office. Every summer, fall, and spring, Congressman Gilchrest welcomes college students from his district to assist in the Washington and District offices. Interns gain a unique perspective into the workings of the federal government, the legislative process, and constituent service.
Internships often qualify for college credit.
Interested students should send a resume and cover letter to the Washington Office. The U.S. House of Representatives Page Program offers high school students the unique opportunity to experience Congress in action and assist in official House duties. Rather than working in an individual Member's office, pages work as a team on the House floor with their peers from around the country. To qualify, applicants must be juniors in high school, be at least 16 years old, and have a 3.0 grade point average or better. Interested parties should contact the Washington office for an application packet.