Intern opportunities Internships Opportunities Investigative Internship Program at the Georgetown University Law Center Criminal Justice Clinic Interns investigate and research criminal cases for attorneys in the law school's Criminal Justice Clinic. Investigative interns are involved in all aspects of the case and trial preparation with responsibilities including interviewing witnesses, checking backgrounds, photographing crime scenes, and testifying at trial. It is an excellent way to learn about the law by being involved in its practice.
Extensive training is provided.
No experience or prerequisite coursework is required. While interning with organizations involved in political, economic or international affairs, students gain practical experience and interact with people who can be a significant resource for pursuing future careers. Intern responsibilities vary, but often include covering congressional hearings, conducting research, coordinating events, managing databases, and writing for a newsletter or other publication. All students must be undergraduates who have completed at least two semesters of study at an accredited college or umversity by the start of the institute. Each year the Endowment holds a rigorous national competition to select approx.