The Public Service Internship program offers interested and qualified students, at the undergraduate and graduate level, the opportunity to earn three to six credits while serving as an intern in one of various public, nonprofit or approved private organizations in the community.
Opportunities exist at both the domestic and international policy levels.
In addition, internship positions are available in various state-level campaign offices. It is possible to carry an internship position over from one semester to another. Although a few internships provide modest stipends or salaries, and some provide per diem expenses only, most are voluntary. Students must contact the faculty member with whom she is working at the end of each month. A final evaluation of the student's internship experience is due when the internship is completed.