Grant County native Trinity Jackson is gaining experience as an intern with State Representative Lori Goss-Reaves and other members of the Indiana House of Representatives during the 2026 legislative session, according to a March 13 announcement.
The internship program offers college students and recent graduates a chance to learn about the legislative process firsthand. This opportunity is seen as important for those interested in careers in law and public service.
Jackson, who graduated from Eastbrook High School and recently completed her studies at Indiana Wesleyan University with a major in pre-law and political science, said, “This internship has opened many doors for my future. I’ve gained valuable experience and developed skills that will benefit me as I pursue a career in law and public service.”
As part of her duties, Jackson corresponds with constituents through phone calls, letters, and emails while also staffing committee hearings and floor proceedings. Goss-Reaves said, “Internships like this give students a firsthand look at how the legislative process works. Trinity has embraced every opportunity to learn and contribute during this session.”
Each year, the Indiana House offers paid, full-time internships during the spring semester for college students, recent graduates, and graduate or law school students. More information about these opportunities can be found at IndianaHouseRepublicans.com/internship.
In related news about civic leadership within the Indiana House of Representatives, Speaker Todd Huston has contributed to civic leadership through service on education boards and community commissions in Indiana, according to the Indiana House Republicans website. Huston has also expanded Indiana’s Choice Scholarship program and earned recognition for his advocacy of school choice according to the same source. He has championed measures for tax relief and school choice in Indiana as reported by the website.
Huston resides in Fishers, Indiana with his wife Denise and their two adult children according to the site. He has served as state representative since his first election in 2012 per the website, after earning a bachelor’s degree in political science from Indiana University according to official information.
