Internship Program

The intern will be exposed to the supervision of offenders convicted in Federal Court and the preparation of presentence investigations. This program will provide a unique opportunity for the student to participate in a work environment which will provide exposure to the administration of the U.S. District Court, various federal and state law enforcement agencies, the U.S. Attorney’s Office, Federal Public Defender’s Office, private law firms, correctional facilities, and numerous community service agencies.

Who should apply?
Junior, Senior, or Master level Criminal Justice, Criminology, Sociology majors and other areas of study where the student is interested in the field of criminal justice and who has completed courses in corrections. This internship must be completed prior to graduation.

How to apply:

Interested students are requested to send:

• A letter of interest;
• An official application;  Click here for the application.
• A resume;
• Letter affirming qualification for internship, and recommendation from the appropriate faculty representative of the college or university;
• A school paper on any subject in order to assess communication skills;
• A copy of graduate and undergraduate transcripts;
• A letter of recommendation from someone who knows you but who is not a family member.