FACS Legislative Aide Internship Program

University of Georgia

Atlanta (GA)

Hybrid

USD 5,100 - 6,900

Full time

14 days+

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Benefits offered by this job

$6,000 stipend

Job summary

The Legislative Aide Leadership Fellows Program at University of Georgia offers spring semester placement in Atlanta at the state capitol, serving as an intern to a state legislator to develop leadership and understand policy.

Participants receive mentorship from a former Legislative Aide, build valuable connections, plan a statewide capitol event, and showcase learning at a college-wide symposium and on social media.

Responsibilities

  • Spend spring semester in Atlanta at the state capitol as an intern to a state legislator
  • Develop leadership skills within a unique, consequential environment
  • Help plan a statewide event at the capitol
  • Showcase learning at a college-wide symposium and on social media

Skills

Leadership
Policy understanding
Event planning
Communication

Job description

Develop your personal, career, and leadership skills during the spring semester in the Legislative Aide Leadership Fellows Program.

  • Spend spring semester in Atlanta at the state capitol as an intern to a state legislator
  • Develop significant leadership skills within a unique, consequential environment
  • $6,000 in financial support
  • Understand how legislation and policy apply to your future career
  • Mentorship from a former Legislative Aide
  • Stand out in your resume and interviews with a unique, powerful fellowship experience
  • Create valuable connections with influential leaders and lawmakers
  • Help plan a statewide event at the capitol
  • Showcase your learning at a college-wide symposium and on social media
Deadlines

For Spring 2027applicants:Wednesday, April 1st, 2026 at 11:59 PM

The Legislative Aide Leadership Fellows Program is one of the best things I have ever done for myself professionally and personally.

I made lifelong connections with legislators, lobbyists, state workers, and simply other UGA students. It truly was a once-in-a-lifetime experience, and I would recommend to any FACS student!

Representing FACS in our State's legislative proccess was one of the most enriching, life-altering experiences I've ever had.

Each day I was able to work alongside intelligent people, gain new career experience, and make lifelong friends and connections. I have to thank this college for bringing me this wonderful opportunity.

This unparalleled opportunity has allowed me to experience the legislative process firsthand

To say that I am extremely grateful to be a Senate Aide at the Georgia State Capitol would be an understatement. This unparalleled opportunity has allowed me to experience the legislative process firsthand and witness lawmaking in action.

My time as a legislative aide was pivotal and life-changing. (I learned) the sky is not the limit – you are your own limit. I could not have made a better internship choice than deciding to apply for the Legislative Aide program.

The legislative aide program was invaluable for my professional development and provided me with so many unique opportunities that contributed positively to my life after graduation. I made so many enduring connections and friendships during my time at the Capitol I will forever be grateful for. Being able to witness the legislative process behind the scenes was a special experience I would recommend to any student in FACS.

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