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We provide annual stipends for Wayne Law students to spend the summer working as legal interns on Capitol Hill, experiencing first-hand a bipartisan approach to congressional oversight.
Applications for our 2023 Internship Program will open on November 1 and will close on January 8, 2023 (midnight). To apply, you will need to fill an online application form (see button below) and upload your law school transcripts, resume, a 2-3 page writing sample, and two reference statements of support.
For questions on the internship program or application process, please email levincenter@wayne.edu.
The Levin Center for Oversight and Democracy annually provides stipends for Wayne Law students to spend the summer working as legal interns on Capitol Hill, experiencing first-hand a bipartisan approach to congressional oversight.
The students work under the supervision of an experienced attorney who is engaged in conducting oversight on behalf of a House or Senate committee. The students are able to observe the practice of congressional oversight from the inside which may include:
The application deadline has now passed.
The Legislative Branch is more than Congress – introduction slide deck provided by Taylor Swift, Policy Advisor at Demand Progress
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