Preference is given to those with student or professional journalism experience. Applications are due June 1, 2001. The Department of Legal Affairs invites law students with strong academic records and an interest in finance, as well as international law and development, to spend fall 2001 at OPIC, in Washington D.C., as law clerks. Applications are due June 1, 2001. FDLI's summer internship in Washington, DC is a comprehensive five-day course providing practical instruction on the fundamentals of federal food and drug law and regulation, the Food and Drug Administration, and that agency's programs designed to ensure consumer safety.
Enrollment is limited to twenty-five.
There is no course fee for full-time students. Summer externs must work at least 20 hours per week, though 40 hours is preferred. Applicants must be US citizens and law students in good standing with interest in environmental law or administrative practice. Any class year may apply although 2L students with environmental coursework or experience are preferred. The majority of these positions are unfunded so they are seeking interns who can obtain full outside funding or will work on a for-credit basis.