Hybrid Stars of Valor Fellow - Senator Young - Indianapolis, IN #737 at United States Senate

The Stars of Valor Fellowships Program is committed to honoring and acknowledging the invaluable service, sacrifice, and resilience provided by wounded or disabled veterans, Active-Duty military spouses, and Gold Star families. It presents a distinct opportunity for individuals to extend their significant contributions to America. Senate Resolution 442 (117th Congress) established the SFC Sean Cooley and SPC Christopher Horton Congressional Gold Star Family Fellowship Program, Senate Resolution 443 (117th Congress) established the McCain-Mansfield Fellowship Program, and Senate Resolution 737 (118th Congress) established the Active-Duty Military Spouses Fellowship Program. Collectively, these programs are the Stars of Valor Fellowships Program.

These fellowships are exclusively available to eligible wounded or disabled veterans, Active-Duty military spouses, and Gold Star families who aspire to serve as paid fellows for a two-year duration within the esteemed halls of the United States Senate. Leveraging their unique perspectives, selected fellows will have the privilege of supporting Senators and their dedicated staff, helping to shape legislative agendas, and address constituents' concerns on a national scale. These positions are based in Washington, DC, as well as in Senate Offices across the United States.

The Active-Duty Military Spouse Fellowship Eligibility Criteria:

Candidates must

• At the time of application, be the spouse of an Active-Duty U.S. Armed Forces servicemember
  • Active-Duty servicemembers work for the U.S. Armed Forces full-time and are subject to permanent change of station, or permanent change of assignment orders, upon completion of each tour of duty
  • Those servicemembers subject to Title X mobilization are not eligible.

Stars of Valor Fellow - Senator Young - Indianapolis, IN #737

Qualifications:

• Detail-oriented
• Excellent organization skills
• Strong computer skills
• Ability to complete projects within timelines and under minimal supervision
• Ability to work well under pressure and maintain a professional and courteous work disposition
• Ability to exercise discretion and independent judgment in handling sensitive information
• Ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously
• Effective verbal and written communication skills are necessary

Education Requirements:

High School Diploma required. Some college-level classes are preferred but not required. 

Active-Duty Military Spouse Required Documents:

• Resume
• Cover Letter
• Proof of spouse's Active-Duty service, such as Department of Defense-issued Common Access Card.
• Documentation of marriage to the Active-Duty servicemember, such as a marriage certificate or a Department of Defense Uniformed Services identification card.

Please do not contact or submit applications to Congressional offices.