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Internships


The Internship Program serves to broaden the Probation Office's commitment to the community by selecting college and university students to serve in non-compensated student intern position within our organization. Serving as a student intern under the direction of a Probation Officer allows the student intern to enhance and broaden their education with practical experience in the field of criminal justice.

Qualifications for Appointment of Student Intern

The student intern must be a junior, senior or graduate student with good class standing.

The Probation Office prefers students who have completed two courses in Corrections, including one course in Probation and Parole or similar course work. The course work requirement may be waived by the Chief Probation Officer.

If you are interested, please click here to email the Human Resources Department for more information.


 
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