May 16, 2012: The Senate will convene at 9:30 a.m. Following Leader remarks, the Senate will proceed to the consideration of motions to proceed to the following budget resolutions, en bloc: S.Con.Res.41 (Senator Sessions-his interpretation of the Obama budget); H.Con.Res.112 (Congressman Ryan); S.Con.Res.37 (Senator Toomey); S.Con.Res.42 (Senator Paul); and S.Con.Res.44 (Senators Lee, Paul, DeMint). There will be up to 6 hours for debate on the motions to proceed, equally divided and controlled between the two Leaders or their designees. Upon the use or yielding back of time (at approximately 4:00 p.m. if all time is used), the Senate will conduct up to 5 roll call votes on the motion to proceed to each concurrent resolution. There will be 2 minutes of debate between each vote and all votes after the first vote will be 10 minutes in duration.
"My hope is that your internship experience will further your commitment to public service and your participation in our government - for the betterment of our state and country, and for the betterment of society as a whole."
South Dakota college students are encouraged to experience first hand how government works by applying for an internship in one of my four Senate offices.
To apply for an internship, please submit the following materials:
Cover Letter, Resume, Writing Sample (3-5 pages) and References.Kati Bachmayer in Aberdeen | Darrell Shoemaker in Rapid City | Amy Bilka-Skilbred in Sioux Falls | Intern Coordinator in Washington, DC | Todd Deutsch in Washington, DC Press Shop
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