Radford University
Government Relations
The Government Relations Internship Program is Now Accepting Applications
The Government Relations Internship Program offers students the chance to work with Virginia legislators in Richmond and on campus, gaining practical political experience, professional skills and academic credit.
Radford University Government Relations keeps you informed on key issues in Virginia state government. We work with the General Assembly and executive branch to build relationships, track legislation and serve as a resource for public officials.
For additional information, please email Lisa Ghidotti, Executive Director of Government Relations at Radford University.
Government Relations Resources
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State Leadership
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Education Information
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Radford University Local Delegation
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Radford University Carilion/Roanoke Local Delegation
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Ongoing Committees and Commissions
Radford University Government Relations monitors various committees and commissions created by the Virginia General Assembly, and makes University faculty and staff aware of issues and potential legislation impacting higher education and state government.
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Policy for Communicating with Government Officials
The Communicating with Government Officials Policy [PDF] for Radford University establishes a structure and requirements for communications with federal, state and local government officials which supports the University in its efforts to maintain one voice and agenda in governmental relations work.
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Student Engagement Opportunities
- Radford Advocacy Day
- Virginia21
- Governor's Fellows Program
- Internship opportunities with the Commonwealth of Virginia
- Virginia Capitol Semester Program
- United States Senator Mark Warner
- United States Senator Tim Kaine
- Congressman Morgan Griffith (Represents RU)
- Congressman Ben Cline (Represents RUC)
2025 State Priorities
Making an Impact Across the Commonwealth