SHREWSBURY – State Rep. Hannah Kane (R – Shrewsbury) welcomed Shrewsbury residents Rohil Mohan and Vishnu Angiras as interns at her State House office this summer.
“It has been a true pleasure for me to host Rohil and Vishnu at the State House this summer,” Kane said in a press release. “These young leaders and scholars have been an asset to our office and represented our district incredibly well. I am eager to witness their continued contributions to our community and future successes in their many endeavors.”
Kane’s State House interns have numerous responsibilities. As part of the internship, Mohan and Angiras conducted policy research and analysis of legislation, attended briefings on policy issues and current events, and monitored news developments.
Each intern also attended the House of Representatives’ Speaker Series, which “provides interns with unique exposure to state government’s processes and a diverse array of stakeholders.”
“This has been an incredible learning experience in the heart of state government,” Mohan said in the press release.
Mohan is a rising senior at St. John’s High School and is interested in healthcare and healthcare policy. At St. John’s, Mohan is the president of the Future Health Professionals Club, secretary-general of the Model UN, captain of the quiz bowl team and varsity tennis player. Mohan also volunteers at several Worcester-area hospitals.
Angiras, who attends Shrewsbury High School, is interested in climate and energy policy. At SHS, he competes on the varsity swim team, captains the speech and debate team, writes for the school newspaper and conducts research at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
“I’m excited for this opportunity and look forward to continuing learning about the legislative process,” said Angiras.
Mohan and Angiras’s internship ended on July 31.
