The office of State Representative Fred Miller is currently looking to fill internship positions.  Positions are available beginning immediately and through the fall semester.  Interns would be expected to provide assistance to Representative Miller and his staff in the areas of legislation, communications, constituent services, general office management and miscellaneous tasks as necessary.  Some responsibilities will include answering the phones, researching legislation, data entry and written correspondence to groups and individuals within the 31st District (Macomb County).  All applicants are welcome, and students from Macomb County are encouraged to apply.

School credit (if applicable).

Strong verbal, written and telephone communication skills required.  Previous office experience and knowledge of the Legislature and legislative process is a plus, but not required.  Computer skills and knowledge of Microsoft Office applications is required.

This position will remain open until filled.

Please send resume and cover letter to:

Office of State Representative Fred Miller
P.O. Box 30014
Lansing, MI 48909-7514

Or via e-mail to: fredmiller@house.mi.gov

The Michigan House of Representatives accepts resumes for employment only for current position vacancies. Information regarding current position vacancies at the Michigan House of Representatives can also be accessed online at www.house.mi.gov. The position is a non-civil service appointment to state government. All employees of the Michigan House of Representatives are considered "at will".

The Michigan House of Representatives is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Michigan law prohibits discrimination based on religion, race, color, national origin, age, sex, marital status, height, weight, arrest record or handicap. If an accommodation is needed during the application process, please contact the House Human Resources Office at (517) 373-3069. Beginning June 25, 1990, a handicapper needing accommodations for employment must notify the employer in writing, within 182 days after the need is known. Persons denied equal opportunity based on these conditions may file a complaint with the Michigan Civil Rights Commission.