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On the recordMarch 4, 2026
I rise today to celebrate three talented students from Augusta University: Lahari, Avery, and Anna. These talented young leaders have rightfully earned their spot in the Georgia Legislative Internship Program for the 2026 session. These students are immersed in the State capitol, gaining hands-on experience in the legislative process and public service. Lahari, a junior from Cumming studying criminal justice, is eager to see how bills become law and how these laws directly impact real people. Anna, a senior political science major, is thrilled to shadow legislators, monitor meetings, and observe the policymaking process up close under the Gold Dome. Avery, a junior political science major from Lawrenceville, has long been drawn to history and government. These students are forging lifelong networks, meeting Georgia leaders, and discovering how laws shape lives and livelihoods. This service represents the highest form of public service in our great State. Honoring Pradeep Tamang and David Reed
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John Rice Carter
Republican · Georgia

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Celebrating students from Augusta University participating in the Georgia Legislative Internship Program.

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