The National Whistleblower Center is a non-profit educational and advocacy organization committed to environmental protection, nuclear safety, government oversight and accountability, ensuring the strict enforcement of nuclear and environmental safety regulations and protecting the rights of employee whistleblowers. The National Whistleblower Center is a non-profit educational and advocacy organization committed to environmental protection, nuclear safety, government oversight and accountability, ensuring the strict enforcement of nuclear and environmental safety regulations and protecting the rights of employee whistleblowers. Interns must be currently enrolled in good standing in bachelor's or master's degree program.
All internships are voluntary non paid positions.
However, the Center does participate in university supported academic credit programs, and participate in university based or other grant programs. The internship program operates throughout the calendar year. Our law clerks are assigned significant legal research and writing projects, assist at trials and perform all the work of an associate attorney. Students must be enrolled in good standing in a JD program. All internships are voluntary non paid positions.