Internship at College to Congress
Short Responses
Short Response Questions
Please respond to all questions in 300 words or fewer. At C2C, we know that everyone has different strengths in communication. For our first question, you have the option of uploading a 2-minute video in lieu of a written response. This is solely up to your discretion, based on what you know your own strengths to be, and has no impact on the evaluation of the content of your responses.
Short Response Question 1:
College to Congress' vision is to promote a democracy that is reflective of the people it serves. Why do you believe you are uniquely positioned to serve as a College to Congress intern? (300 words)
If you upload a video response for this question, please indicate so in the response box. You can also paste a YouTube link below. If you share a YouTube link, please make sure the video is publicly accessible. If we cannot access the video, we will be unable to review your materials and your application will not advance.
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Short Response Question 2:
C2C’s mission is, in part, to provide a launch pad for college students who want careers in public service. What are your career goals post-internship? How can College to Congress play a role in helping you achieve these? (150 words)
Short Response Question 3:
Explain why you want to work in Congress and how your political identity or party affiliation plays a role in this. Keep in mind that this is a bipartisan program that welcomes people from across the political spectrum. (150 words)
Short Response Question 4:
Share an experience when your values and beliefs were challenged. This could be a political disagreement with someone (a family member, colleague, acquaintance, or friend).
1. How did your and the other person's identities and/or lived experiences factor into this?
2. How did you navigate this challenge?
3. What did you learn, and how will these learnings help you while you are interning in Congress
(300 words)
Addendum: Here is an opportunity to explain any inconsistencies or anything else you would like us to know. For example, your GPA or your Pell Grant eligibility
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Question 1
I am uniquely positioned to serve as a College to Congress intern based on the extensive knowledge I have acquired in my studies. In such a case, I will have a chance to work under the supervision of congress members and enhance my skills. Besides, I have background exposure to the political field as an advantage for the College to Congress internship.
Question 2
I have several post-internship objectives that I anticipate achieving. One such goal is to have the internship for hands approach, which will enable me to acquire expert encounters. In such a case, I will incorporate the illustrations and ideas from homeroom. Besides, I will be able to explore different areas for personal growth. As a result, I will gain extensive experience through internship networking. College to Congress would be critical in leading significant professions in various legislative issues.
College to Congress will help us overcome all the underlying issues in learning and observing a vocation. Besides, an entry-level position will accelerate the common ways that can push us toward the set career objectives. Equally, I will settle on educated choices and learn ways to manage my personal life. College to Congress plays a relevant role in helping to attain the goals. For instance, the transition facilitates temporary legislative positions essential to work at the state house. Through such programs, it is possible to address the prevalent issue of afflue...