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Washington, DC Office
217 Russell Senate
Office Building
Washington, DC 20510
Phone: (202) 224-3154
Fax: (202) 228-2981
Fax: (336) 725-4493
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Winston-Salem Office
2000 West First Street
Suite 508
Winston-Salem, NC 27104
Phone: (800) 685-8916
Add. Phone (336) 631-5125
Fax: (336) 725-4493
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| Student Resources |
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Welcome students!
Your teachers and professors encourage you to learn inside and outside the classroom. I have met with thousands of students in my time in public service, and I always share similar advice with them: Never stop learning. My online office offers a number of resources to help you with your work class work, homework and to prepare you for life after high school and college.
Here you will find a history of the U.S. Senate, a powerful legislative body in which the likes of Everett Dirksen, Jesse Helms, John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon served. I am humbled by the history of this institution. The desk at which I work in the Senate chamber is the same desk used by President George W. Bush’s grandfather, Senator Prescott S. Bush of Connecticut. After I delivered my first speech on the Senate floor, marking President George Washington’s Birthday, I signed a commemorative book that Senators Barry Goldwater of Arizona and Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota, as well as North Carolina’s Terry Sanford, had signed.
You will also find information about how the Senate works. The body has evolved over its more than 200 years of existence. The Senate Historical Office will be able help you understand precisely how it has evolved.
College students from all over North Carolina intern in my office for part of the summer or for a semester. These interns are important to my office. Interns work closely with my legislative and press staff. I encourage you to apply for an internship. You will find internship information here.
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| Student Resources |
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| Congressional Research Service |
| How the Senate Enacts a Law |
| United States Senate Historical Office |
| United States Department of State Educational & Cultural Affairs |
Student Jobs - Office of Personnel Management & The Department of Education
Studentjobs.gov is a free service that offers useful information on federal government job opportunities for students. |
The University of North Carolina
The University of North Carolina system was the first public university system in the U.S. and the only one to graduate students in the eighteenth century. |
North Carolina Community College System
The North Carolina Community College System, one of the best in the Nation, prepares students for great jobs and keeps North Carolina's economy strong. |
North Carolina Encyclopedia
The North Carolina Encyclopedia, maintained by the State Library of North Carolina, is designed to give you an overview of the people, the government, the history, and the resources of North Carolina. |
North Carolina's Historically Black Colleges & Universities
North Carolina has eleven historically black colleges and universities. Shaw University in Raleigh, founded in 1865, is the oldest HBCU in the South. North Carolina Central University, founded in Durham in 1910 is a member of the University of North Carolina system.
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North Carolina State Education Assistance Authority
NCSEAA is North Carolina's agency for college student financial aid, administering programs designed to help college students pay the costs of higher education. |
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