Interns must have a valid passport and a visa, if necessary. Interns will pay their own transportation costs to and from Lynchburg, Virginia and will be expected to have sufficient funds for transportation, spending money, and lodging. Interns will also be responsible for providing their own medical insurance and will be required to present proof of their medical coverage by bringing a copy of their insurance policy. Interns will keep a daily journal of activities and complete an evaluation of the program to be submitted at the end of their stay. Other reports may be required by the supervisor who guides the intern and by a home institution in France.
Interns are responsible for maintaining contact with their educational program in France.
The supervisor will consult with the Sister City of Lynchburg-Plus Internship Committee to ensure that the experience is progressing well and, in an effort to build a successful program, the Committee will interview the intern periodically. The deadline for the application to be received by the Sister City of Lynchburg-Plus Internship Committee is December 1 for summer internships and four months prior to the commencement of the internship for other experiences.