Meet Government Accountability Project’s Summer Interns – Part 3
Every summer, Government Accountability Project hosts interns in departments across the organization. This summer, we are featuring our interns on our blog to learn more about their work and what drives their interest in whistleblowers, legislation, and investigations. Read more about our interns in Part 1 and Part 2!
Victor Goldhush – Legislative Intern
Victor is a rising 3L at the University of the District of Columbia (UDC) and is from McLean, Virginia. He came to Government Accountability Project through Tom Devine’s whistleblower clinic at UDC after trying out various types of law classes.
While at Government Accountability Project, Victor gathers staffers on Capitol Hill, attends meetings to learn more about the legislative process and works on legislation for whistleblower protections for government contractors. Additionally, he’s completing legal research on cases, legal interpretation, and understanding the reasons and importance of amendments. “Since statutory interpretation isn’t covered much in school, it’s a good skill to learn through this internship,” explained Victor.
Aside from law school and interning, he enjoys playing video games, watching TV, and biking. Eventually, Victor wants to have his own legal practice and start writing books.
Ian Lynch – Legislative Intern
From East Hampton, New York, Ian is a rising 2L at Georgetown University Law Center. He came to Government Accountability...
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