There are no age limits. Interns are required to work a minimum of 15 hours per week and are most often encouraged to work more. Experience has taught us that anything less prevents the intern from being truly engaged with the work of the Center. Interns are required to work a minimum of 12 weeks, and may work more.
Enough flexibility exists to accommodate students on the quarter system or other schedules.
The Center is making a concerted effort to provide more opportunities. All applicants should expect that their internship would be spent in Atlanta. The Center does not offer stipends to all of its interns. If an intern is invited back for a second semester, individual programs sometimes provide payment if there are available funds. Clerical work is something that staff and interns alike must do, but the Center prides itself on offering an internship program that focuses on substantive and often rigorous programmatic work.