Internships
College Intern Program
Summer (May to August) Program Deadline: March 18, 2024
Fall (September to December) Program Deadline: July 19, 2024
Spring (January to April) Program Deadline: November 01, 2024
Senator Murkowski offers a number of internship opportunities in her Washington, D.C. office. Internship programs are available for recent high school graduates and current college students. College credit may be provided upon request. College Interns assist in the day-to-day clerical and administrative tasks within the office such as directing mail, speaking with constituents, and assisting staff with projects. Interns gain insight into the workings of a Senate office and how the legislative process works. Candidates should possess strong writing and research skills.
Internships in Senator Lisa Murkowski's Office:
Interns will assist Senator Murkowski's staff in legislative and constituent duties. Candidates must be able writers and possess excellent communications skills. Interns assist in the day-to-day clerical and administrative tasks within the office such as directing mail, speaking with constituents, running errands, and assisting staff with research projects. Interns gain insight into the workings of a Senate office and how the legislative process works. They will also have the opportunity to enjoy the many educational and cultural activities that are available in the Washington, D.C. area.
Summer Intern Program for Recent High School Graduates - Washington, D.C
All Alaskan high school students in their senior year may apply for the opportunity to spend three to four weeks in Senator Murkowski's Washington, D.C. office. The Senator will select a total of sixteen students from all areas of Alaska to participate in two separate, three to four week sessions (8 students per session). Housing and transportation will be coordinated by the Senator's office, but interns will be responsible for the cost. Interns will be paid a small stipend.
Summer College Intern Coordinators
Two internship positions are available for current college students who would like to work in Senator Murkowski's Washington, D.C. office during the summer to help facilitate the Recent High School Graduate Program.
The college interns will work together with staff to supervise the recent high school graduates in their daily activities. Responsibilities include: scheduling and attending various tours, meetings, and social events; counseling interns; and mediating conflicts as needed. College intern coordinators are paid a small stipend, but are responsible for their own housing and transportation. Alumni of the High School Intern Program who meet the following qualifications are especially encouraged to apply. Alaska ties are a plus.
Requirements:
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- Must be at least 21 years of age
- Must be responsible, mature, professional, and like to work with teenagers
- Prior experience working with youth in some capacity preferred but not required
- Prior knowledge of the Washington, D.C. area preferred but not required
Dates of high school internships are session one, June 2-29, 2024 or session two, July 7 – August 3, 2024. Students should note preference on the application found at the bottom of the page.
Dates of college high school intern coordinator internship are May 27 – August 3, 2024.
Senator Murkowski's 2023 1st Session interns
Spring and Fall College Intern Program - Washington, D.C.
Fall Program Deadline: July 19, 2024
Spring Program Deadline: November 01, 2024
Full-time and part-time general and legal internship positions are available during the spring and fall semesters for students currently enrolled in a college program. College credit may be provided upon request. College Interns assist in the day-to-day clerical and administrative tasks within the office such as directing mail, speaking with constituents, and assisting staff with research projects. Legal interns take part in a more defined policy portfolio, which will include specific research and direct legislative assistance. Interns gain insight into the workings of a Senate office and how the legislative process works. Candidates should possess strong writing and research skills. Alaska ties are a plus.
Internship Information and Application
E-mailed applications are preferred. The email for our Intern Director is Angelina_Burney@murkowski.senate.gov She can also be reached by calling 202-224-6665.
Click here for the College Internship Coordinator Application. CLICK here for more information.
Click here for link to the Fall College Internship Application.
Click here for link to the High School Intern Application.
