Students intern four days per week at a wide variety of organizations, from government agencies to nonprofits, law firms, businesses, and media organizations. IEL s commitment is to place Interns in a professional environment where they will act as an entry-level professional. IEL Interns can expect to fully participate in office life, attending meetings and special events, performing research, writing reports, preparing briefings, and participating in a variety of other tasks. The program offers outstanding college graduates a unique opportunity to work at the State House and learn a great deal about the legislative and political processes. This well-respected program traditionally attracts highly competent and motivated individuals.
Most participants choose to remain in public service following the internship.
The Internship Exchange can be e-mailed to you on a weekly basis.