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Contact NAU's Interim Legislative Internship Liaison

Email:
StudentEmployment​@nau.edu
Call:
928-523-7099

Schedule an internship exploration and resources appointment

Apply on NAU's Handshake during the Fall semester to be considered for the Spring session.


I imagined grabbing coffee for higher-ups, making copies and not much else; I could not have been more mistaken. This internship allowed me to gain skills such as public speaking, research, writing, patience and a true understanding of the legislative branch. - Adrienne Austill, House of Representatives Intern

Gain firsthand experience. Build professional relationships. Develop skills for your future.

Undergraduate and graduate students of all majors from Arizona universities are invited to apply for competitive internships positions during each Legislative Session as part of the Arizona Legislative Internship Program. Previous knowledge of the legislative process is not required to apply.

Interns gain invaluable experience while earning 12 hours of undergraduate upper-division credit or 9 hours of graduate credit in their field of study, a stipend (paid bi-weekly over the course of the internship totaling $5,000), and a tuition waiver for the semester. Those selected for the internship positions will work full-time down in Phoenix at the state capitol during the Legislative Session from January through May (Spring semester). Students from outside of Maricopa County are eligible to receive a moving allowance of up to $1,000.

Monitor the Arizona Legislative Internship website for updated information including:

  • Important dates and deadlines
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  • Frequently asked questions

 

 

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