WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator John Boozman (R-AR) recognized the efforts of White Hall local Blake Bradshaw who served as an intern his Washington, D.C. office this summer.
Bradshaw, a White Hall High School graduate, participated in Boozman’s Congressional Summer Internship Program.
While in Washington, Bradshaw attended committee hearings, provided constituent services and assisted staff with various legislative and communications-related projects. He also met many influential Arkansans as part of the office’s guest speaker series and spent a day shadowing the senator to get a first-hand look into the daily work of a lawmaker.
“Some of my favorite parts of the internship have been constituent interaction, conducting research and preparing memorandums to aid Senator Boozman and his team. The speaker series has been an invaluable experience to speak to influential Arkansans and get firsthand knowledge to better place myself in my future endeavors,” said Bradshaw.
“Blake has been a huge help with my team’s efforts to support the needs of Arkansans. I appreciate his willingness to take a hands-on approach to public service that has served him and our state well. He has taken full advantage of this internship opportunity and I can’t wait to see what he will accomplish in the future,“ said Boozman.
He is currently a third-year Juris Doctorate Candidate at Mississippi College School of Law with plans to join the Arkansas Bar Association and practice in The Natural State.
Boozman hosts interns year-round. Interested college students can learn more about the program and apply here.
