The office of the Utah Attorney General is seeking a driven and empathetic college student to assist the victim advocate in an unpaid, part-time internship. Intern will act as a liaison between victims and members of the justice system by providing victim assistance services.
Responsibilities:
- Explain the criminal justice process to victims and answer questions
- Advise victims of their victims’ rights and answer questions
- Notify victims of hearings and accompany victims to court
- Identify victim’s needs and provide referrals/resources
- Offer reassurance and empathetic listening
- Follow-up with victims regarding case status
- Assist Victim Coordinator with case work
- Answer questions/concerns from the general public
- Assist with training and special projects
The application is online at https://attorneygeneral.utah.gov/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/Internship-Application1.pdf.
Direct questions to Katherine Rhodes at krhodes@utah.gov.
Program dates: 30 May–4 August
Application deadline: Friday, 24 February
The National Council on U.S.–Arab Relations’ offers undergraduate and graduate students a ten-week professional, academic, and career opportunity internship in the nation’s capital. The program features a demanding mix of professional involvement, intellectual challenge, career exploration, and cultural encounters designed to provide interns with a rich and varied experience during their time in Washington.
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Spend eight months working at a government facility as an access control specialist in Georgia, Hawaii, or Texas for CenCore.
Responsibilities include:
• Monitoring and controlling access into customer’s facilities
• Operating and ensuring the proper administrative control of equipment
• Conducting random inspections to circumvent entry of prohibited/restricted items into customer’s facilities
• Operating metal detectors, X-ray equipment, explosive detection, and other equipment at pedestrian/equipment control points
• Monitoring closed circuit television systems, intrusion detection systems, fire alarm systems
• Dispatching response personnel as necessary
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Colonial Consulting, Inc. is seeking full-time, paid interns to start in January.
The position involves:
—Assisting in the client-facing operations and capacity building for corporate clients with complex legislative agendas.
—Researching electoral polling and various state and federal regulatory environments, as well as close monitoring of local, state, and national legislative trends relevant to the firm’s clients.
—Compiling, sorting, and analyzing large quantities of internal data through Microsoft Excel for both accounting and client-deliverable purposes.
If you have what it takes, e-mail a resume, cover letter, and writing sample to amy.addington6@gmail.com.
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