Encouraging Nebraska students to engage with their government is important to the future of our state and country. For young people in the Third District, my office has great opportunities for students of all ages and interests to get involved.
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Encouraging Nebraska students to engage with their government is important to the future of our state and country. For young people in the Third District, my office has great opportunities for students of all ages and interests to get involved.
Internships for college students are available year-round in my Washington, D.C., Grand Island, and Scottsbluff offices. In these roles, interns work directly with full-time staff on policy and press issues, attend events, and assist with constituent services. It is a valuable way to experience the functions of a congressional office and the legislative process firsthand
My staff and I appreciate the hard work and dedication of these young people who choose to spend their time serving fellow Nebraskans. More information on applying for internships is available on my website at AdrianSmith.house.gov.