Internships

Washington, DC Office
- Drafting for social media
- Compiling daily press clips
- Clipping and editing videos
- Office administrative tasks
- Other tasks as assigned by the Communications team
District Office
Responsibilities:
Interns in the New Haven District Office work closely with the assigned supervisory staff performing a full range of tasks including but not limited to: data entry, word processing, gathering and recording constituent information, casework research, generating correspondence, initiating and receiving telephonic contacts, special projects, general office administrative work (typing, filing, copying, mailings, answering telephones) and staff support.
Qualifications:
The New Haven District Office internship is open to current college students, recent college graduates, and students currently enrolled in graduate school. Applicants should have an ability to work in a fast-paced environment, have basic computer skills, possess excellent writing skills, and have an enthusiastic attitude. Interning in Congresswoman DeLauro's district office is a great opportunity to help your neighbors in the Third District.
How to Apply:
Full time and part time internships in the New Haven District Office are available year round and generally coincide with college semesters. While preference is given to Third District residents, students from all areas are encouraged to apply. This program is designed to enhance college level coursework. New Haven has rolling admission for Fall and Spring internships. If applying after September 1 for Fall or after February 1 for Spring, please call to determine if any positions are available before applying. For Spring internships, the deadline is December 1st.
If you are interested, please complete the application form and return it along with the requested documentation and a wallet sized photo to the New Haven District Office. If you have questions concerning District Office internships, please contact Jennifer Lamb or Jeffrey Bombard at (203) 562-3718. Please email all applications to Jeffrey.Bombard@mail.house.gov and Jennifer.Lamb@mail.house.gov.
Applicants and employees shall not be discriminated against with respect to compensation, terms, conditions, or privileges of employment, because of such person’s race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, service in the military, disability or sexual orientation.