US Senate Campaign Internship & Volunteer Opportunity
Political Science Professor Karen Breslin is running for the U.S. Senate — and she’s building a people-powered campaign to bring courageous, community-based leadership to Washington.
Her campaign is now accepting credit-based and volunteer interns for Spring 2026. Students will work directly with experienced organizers and get hands-on experience with every aspect of grassroots campaigning — especially Colorado’s caucus and assembly process, where everyday Coloradans help decide who makes the ballot.
We’re looking for motivated students interested in:
- Field Organizing: Learn how to recruit, train, and mobilize volunteers across the state.
- Communications & Digital Media: Help manage social media, write updates, and tell the campaign’s story online.
- Research & Policy: Assist with issue research and briefing materials for town halls and events.
- Campaign Events and Community Engagement: Support local events, campus outreach, and caucus trainings.
Ideal for students studying political science, communications, sociology, public policy, or related fields — but open to all majors passionate about democracy and civic engagement.
Start date: Flexible- Immediate volunteer help needed; November–December onboarding for Spring semester interns and volunteers.
Location: Primarily remote, with in-person opportunities in Denver and surrounding areas.
To apply, send cover letter, resume and areas of interest to Info@BreslinforColorado.com Attention: Lisa Chollet
CU Denver Political Science does not endorse the campaigns of any candidate or party. We will share volunteer and internship opportunities from all of Colorado’s diverse political parties as they are presented to us.