The ICYJ Summer Internship Program places students in work-focused situations or work-based settings so that they obtain the skills and practical experience necessary to become market aligned and succeed right out of school.
The internship program is a carefully designed 6-week experience where students focus on observing and learning from all of the key stakeholders that operate within a youth justice system in a particular jurisdiction.
Participating Sites:
- Fairfax County Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court (Fairfax, Virginia)
- Alexandria Department of Juvenile Justice (Alexandria, Virginia)
- The Juvenile Probation Office for Lancaster County in (Lincoln, Nebraska)
- Cook County Juvenile Probation and Court Services (Chicago, Illinois)
- Juvenile Court Services, King County Superior Court (Seattle, Washington)
- Shelby County Youth & Family Resource Center (Memphis, Tennessee)
The ICYJ provides a scholarship to reimburse students for internship-associated costs, such as food, rent, tuition for the required summer internship course, transportation, etc.
If you are interested in a paid summer internship through the ICYJ and the Youth Justice Minor, please contact the Center Director or the Center Liaison.
Ready to Apply? Fill out the paperwork listed below and be prepared to submit to the Madison Scholarship Hub by midnight on April 21st.
Mon - Fri 8:30am - 4:30pm
