So that students can find an experience that best fits their goals, strengths, and interests, students are responsible for locating their own internships.
The University Career Center offers a wide array of resources for internships.
Listed below are some of the organizations who have contacted us about internship opportunities, and/or organizations that might be of interest to Justice Studies majors. This is not an endorsement of the organizations, their politics, or the programs. Do not confine your internship search to this list.
- Greenpeace Internships
- CISR Student Employment
- The White House Internship Program
- Office of the Attorney General of Virginia
- Department of Justice
- US House of Representatives
- Government Accountability Office
- Internships in Federal Government
- Library of Congress
- Department of Commerce
- Student Action with Farmworkers
- Political Science Internships
- Social Work Internships
- Sociology Internships
- Mine Action Information Center at JMU
- Washington Semester
- Idealist.org
- The Ocean City, MD Police Department
- FBI Internships
- The Atlantic Council of the United States in Washington, DC
- Global Youth Connect
- Grassroots Campaign
- DOJ Pathways
- Virginia Department of Corrections
- Suffolk County Criminal Justice Coordinating Council
- York-Poquson Sheriff's Office
- Virginia Department of Forensic Science
- U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Office
- Catholic Charities
- Virginia Beach Police Department
- U.S. Secret Service
- Rockingham County Sheriff's Office
- Blue Ridge Legal Services
- Chesapeake Bay Foundation
- Environmental Internships
- Public Policy & International Affairs Program
- Human Rights Campaign
- Partnership for Public Service
- Brennan Center for Justice
For additional internship resources:
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