Fall Organizing & Field Fellowship

Duration
September 12 to November 3, 2026
Locations
Across TX-10 (Travis, Brazos, Bastrop, Lee, Burleson, Madison, Walker, Trinity, Houston, Polk, San Jacinto, Grimes, Leon Counties)
Time Commitment
In-person, minimum of six hours per week (two three-hour shifts)
Requirements
Open to high school and college students
Ready to turn your interest in politics into real-world experience and professional skills?
Caitlin Rourk for Congress is hiring Fall Organizing & Field Fellows to support grassroots outreach, volunteer coordination, and community engagement in a competitive Texas Congressional race.
Fellows take on meaningful responsibility in a fast-paced professional environment, with opportunities to learn from mentors, hear from inspiring guest speakers, and connect with campaign and community leaders along the way, all while having a lot of fun with a great team.
The fall fellowship is unpaid. We work with professors for class credit and with organizations for service-hour credit, where applicable. Fellows will also have opportunities to earn recognition for their contributions throughout the program.
Responsibilities:
Engage personally with TX-10 constituents to identify issues important to them and attitudes about voting
Manage voter data using miniVAN
Organize and support block walks and phone banks
Track outreach metrics and trends to inform campaign strategy and messaging
Preferred Qualifications:
Strong interpersonal and communication skills
Self-starter who enjoys teamwork and on-the-ground engagement
No organizing experience necessary
Car or access to reliable transportation strongly preferred
To apply, send your resume to: info@caitlinrourk.com