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Indiana House Republican Internship Program opens for 2027 legislative session

For college students looking to swap the classroom for the capital, the Indiana House Republican Internship Program is officially opening its doors for the 2027 legislative session.
The program offers a unique, front-row seat to the legislative process, placing interns in full-time roles at the Statehouse in downtown Indianapolis. Far from just observing, these students work alongside lawmakers and staff to help navigate the fast-paced environment of state government.
The program is designed to be more than a line on a resume; it is a deep dive into public service. Positions are available across several departments, including **legislative operations, policy, and communications, allowing students to build professional skills tailored to their career goals.
For many, the experience provides a firsthand look at how policy decisions directly impact Hoosiers across the state.
Insights from the 2026 Intern Class
Several recent participants shared how the program shaped their professional outlook:
On the Process: “One of my favorite parts of the internship was seeing the legislative process up close,” said Jack, a recent intern. “I also had the opportunity to connect with lawmakers, staff, and professionals from across Indiana.”
On Networking: Erika noted that the environment was incredibly supportive. “The people I met here were amazing. Everyone was so willing to help and answer questions. I left with a much better understanding of how state government works and a lot of great professional connections.”
On Career Growth: Beyond daily tasks, interns participate in a weekly speaker series featuring leaders from government and business. “This internship really helped me figure out what I want to do after college,” shared Alex. “It gave me real-world experience and the confidence that I can work in this field.”
How to Apply:
Applications for the 2027 Legislative Session are now being accepted. The program is open to sophomores, juniors, seniors, and recent graduates from all majors.
Interested students can find more information on eligibility, specific roles, and the submission process by visiting: IndianaHouseRepublicans.com/internship](https://IndianaHouseRepublicans.com/internship)

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