Overview --
Interns receive a stipend and a tuition/fee waiver, and earn 12 hours of undergraduate upper division credit or 9 hours of graduate credit upon successful completion of the internship. The Legislative Internship Program is offered during the spring semester. Interns are placed in various positions at the Arizona State Senate or House of Representatives. Generally, interns conduct legis
lative and public policy research, present information to committees, caucuses and individual legislators, analyze bills and write summaries. Eligibility --
Applicants must be candidates for a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree with a GPA of 3.0 or higher at the time of application. Candidates for a Bachelor’s degree must have earned at least 75 hours by the end of the fall semester (For ASU students only, at least 24 hours must have been completed at ASU). Students from all academic disciplines are encouraged to apply. Application and Selection --
Go online to www.azleg.gov for more information and to complete an application. Applications must be submitted to your campus coordinator (see website for more information). Campus interviews are conducted in October to determine which candidates will be interviewed at the State Capitol by the Legislative Selection Committee. Please note that links to other users’ pages should not be construed as an endorsement of the organizations, entities, views or contents contained in those pages. Additionally, information, communications, materials, opinions, pictures, documents and data provided on this website do not support and are not an endorsement by the Legislature or legislative staff of any political party, campaign or candidate.
