The sex scandal brewing in Washington centering around a former Whitehouse intern draws attention to college interns at Missouri's Capitol as they complete a sexual haressment seminar this week.
Missy Shelton has more from Jefferson City.
About one hundred college interns work at the state capitol in Jefferson City from universities and colleges across the state.
Interns completed a sexual harassment seminar earlier this week as part of their training to work in the capitol building.
Representative Deleta Williams of Warrensburg who serves as the democratic intern coordinator says the seminar is nothing new.
Legislators do not participate in a sexual harassment program dealing directly with interns.
From Jefferson City, I'm Missy Shelton.
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