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Volunteer for Staff

National Model Congress takes pride in its volunteer staff. This is a year-round commitment where you learn about the legislative process in the United States, and receive training on being a leader. If you think you have what it takes to lead in National Model Congress, apply! We encourage previous legislative simulations' participants to apply.

Application

If you think you have what it takes to be a leader in the United States House or Senate, then we highly encourage you to apply for conference leadership.

Click here to apply!

Positions will be selected before the conference.


The following positions may be appointed from a pool of applicants or selected by the Executive Committee from among conference attendees. The individual does not have to be attending the conference with a college/school delegation.
  • House Speaker
  • Senate President Pro Tempore 
  • House Clerk
  • Senate Secretary

The following positions will be assigned to registered participants with a college/school delegation or individual registrant. The college/school or individual registrant will be assigned one or more of the below positions. The college/school or individual registrant will make the decision as to whom to assign the position to. Delegates may apply for these positions but must be attending with a delegation or as an individual attendee.
  • Majority & Minority Leaders
  • Majority and Minority Whips
  • Committee Chairs
  • Committee Vice Chairs
  • Ranking Members

Want to a member of the Executive Branch of National Model Congress?

Select executive level and cabinet positions will be part of the National Model Congress conference. These positions will be filled by program staff members. How can you join the executive branch? Participants who have served as previous staff of the National Model Congress will have the opportunity to move into cabinet level positions.
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  • Home
    • About Us >
      • Model Congress?
      • Executive Team
      • Social Networking
      • Affiliated Conferences >
        • Model UN of the Americas
        • Florida Model United Nations
        • Florida Model Legislature
    • Past Conferences
    • Awards
    • Campus Events
  • Our Model Government
    • Legislative Branch >
      • Senate >
        • Committees and Topics
      • House of Representatives >
        • Committees and Topics
      • Congressional Resources >
        • Legislation Tracker
        • Daily Digest
        • Legislation Writing Guide
        • Legislation Template
        • Legislation Amendment Form
        • Submit Legislation
        • Rules of Procedure Long Form
        • Rules of Procedure Short Form
        • WWW Virtual Library
      • House and Senate Staff Selection Process >
        • Staff Application!
    • Executive Branch >
      • Inaugural Addresses
      • Department of State >
        • State Ambassador
  • Model Congress Training
    • About the U.S.A. >
      • U.S. Constitution
      • History of the U.S. Constitution
      • U.S. Government Information >
        • Executive Branch >
          • President
          • Vice President
        • Legislative Branch >
          • House of Representatives >
            • Speaker of the House
          • Senate >
            • Senate Leadership
          • Committees
          • Bills
        • Judicial Branch >
          • U.S. Supreme Court
        • Political Parties
        • Lobbying in the U.S. Government
        • U.S. Capitol
        • Legislative News
      • Quick Guide to the U.S. Government
    • Training on the U.S. Congress >
      • Constitutional Authority
      • Three Branches of U.S. Government
      • Judicial Branch >
        • Supreme Court Appointment Process
      • Executive Branch
      • Legislative Branch >
        • Diagram of Legislative Process
        • Video: Legislative Process
        • U.S. Constitution
        • Video: Committees
        • Video: Calendars
        • Video: Resolving Differences
        • Video: Presidential Actions
      • U.S. Senate >
        • Video: Senate Floor
      • U.S. House of Representatives >
        • Video: House Floor
      • Types of Legislation >
        • Find Legislation
        • Video: Legislation
        • Video: Treaties/Confirmations
      • Congressional Leadership
      • How An Idea Becomes Law
      • Communicating with Congress >
        • Contacting Congress
      • Committee Process
      • Political Parties
      • Lobbyist/Special Interest
      • Federalism
    • Model Congress Training >
      • Debate and Rules >
        • Rules of Procedure Long Form
        • Rules of Procedure Short Form
      • Legislation >
        • Legislation Writing Guide
        • Legislation Template
        • Legislation Amendment Form
      • Submit a Bill
      • Dress Code
      • NMC Knowledge Check
      • Committee Chair Training
      • Party Leader Training >
        • Senate Leader Training
        • House Leader Training
  • Learning Outcomes
  • Contact Us