Offered By:
The Office of Congressman Michael McCaul
Job Location:
Austin
Salary:
Unpaid
Job Description:
U.S. Congressman Michael McCaul (TX-10), Ranking Member, House Committee on Foreign Affairs, is accepting applications for internships at his district office in College Station, TX and Austin, TX. This internship allows students an opportunity to gain direct knowledge of how a congressional office functions and see the inner workings that are required to best serve the constituents of the Tenth District. Many congressional interns have used their experience to further their interests and careers in public service and government.
In the office, interns’ duties include communicating with constituents on the phone and in the office, working to resolve their issues or concerns, researching topics and gathering information for staff members, and assisting staff with administrative tasks throughout the office. While interns in our district office will not have any direct involvement with legislation the Congressman is working on, they will learn about current events and legislation going on in Congress in order to be able to relay that information to concerned constituents. These are just a few of the activities an intern can expect to take part in, but there are always new opportunities and projects
that arise.
Application Instructions:
If you are interested in applying for an internship, please fill out an Internship Application and send it along with the following information to the Austin office: 1.) Current resume and cover letter
2.) Current transcript (preferred) 3.) Two letters of recommendation
You can find the internship application on our website at: https://mccaul.house.gov/services/internships
Please submit materials via email to:
U.S. Congressman Michael McCaul Attn: Destinee Vargas
Destinee.Vargas@mail.house.gov
Degree Status:
Current Student
Contact Information:
Ms. Destinee Vargas
Phone: (512) 473-2357
Fax: (512) 473-0514
Email: Destinee.Vargas@mail.house.gov
Type of Internship:
US Congress
Posted By:
The Office of Congressman Michael McCaul
Post Date:
Tuesday, November 22, 2022
Expiration Date:
Monday, January 9, 2023