Community Intern Overview
An introduction to the fast-paced world of a legislative office. Community Interns handle phones,
data entry, and outreach tasks, while gaining early exposure to civic life. You’ll also participate in
professional development, mentorship from staff, and community engagement opportunities that
make this a strong first step into public service.

Community Intern
● Role: Commit ~75–100 hours (≈5–10 hrs/week, flexible with school requirements). This
track is geared toward newer students exploring civic life who want introductory
professional experience. Community Interns gain exposure to the workings of a
legislative office while building foundational workplace and communication skills.
● Opportunities & Experiences:
○ Learn office operations, etiquette, and professional communication.
○ Gain introductory exposure to constituent contact (phones, emails).
○ Assist in community events, outreach activities, and tabling opportunities.
○ Observe the legislative process through guided exposure to constituent emails
and bill lookups.
○ Build confidence by contributing to team projects in a supportive environment.
○ Take part in Lunch & Learn sessions, in-service trainings, and mentorship from
staff for early professional development where it aligns with your availability.

● Responsibilities:
○ Perform data entry, phone coverage, and basic correspondence with
constituents.
○ Support community outreach projects and event logistics.
○ Carry out smaller, defined tasks that contribute to daily office operations.
○ Follow office procedures on confidentiality, communication, and professionalism.
● Skills Developed:
○ Office etiquette and workplace communication.
○ Time management and accountability.
○ Teamwork in a professional setting.
○ Early exposure to civic and legislative processes.
○ Confidence in public and phone interactions.