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Today we celebrate #NationalInternDay ! Meet our talented interns who are working in my DC & district offices this summer:pic.twitter.com/vNGB57gkvc
Meet Eli Heindricks – he works in the DC office. Eli attends @LifeAtPurdue & studies political science & economics. His favorite part about working in the office is having the opportunity to dive deeper into policy subjects he has studied at school.
Katie Noble is from @FishersIN & works in the district office. Katie attends @DePauwU & studies political science. Her favorite part about working in the office are the opportunities she has received from shadowing Congresswoman Brooks & her impact in the community.
David Nelson is from @FishersIN & works in the DC office. David attends @miamiuniversity & studies political science. His favorite part of working in the office is being able to help constituents.
Andrew Nicholson is from Marion & works in the DC office. He graduated from @IndianaUniv & his favorite part about working in the office is giving constituents tours of the @visitthecapitol.
Olivia Benz is from @CarmelIndiana & works in the DC office. Olivia attends @UVA & studies foreign affairs & Spanish. Her favorite part about working in the office is learning how Congress works #behindthescenes & how each staff member contributes to the legislative process.
Charlie McGrew is from @CarmelIndiana & works in the district office. Charlie attends @miamiuniversity & studies quantitative economics. His favorite part about working in the office is meeting with constituents.
David Hockett is from New Palestine & works in the district office. David plays tennis for @AndersonU & studies political science, philosophy, & economics. His favorite part about working in the office is learning the different aspects of federal government.
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