Internships Internships Internship programs offered for credit are supervised by members of the faculty. These internships require 4 to 12 hours of fieldwork per week as well as attendance in classes or consultations conducted by the faculty super-visor. In addition, a written work product, time logs, or a research paper may also be required. Students should contact faculty supervisors to determine the requirements for specific internships.
Most internships have limited enrollments.
To determine the faculty supervisor for an internship, students should consult the Schedule of Classes, posted on the school's Web site or available from the Recorder. Internship offerings and credit arrangements frequently change. Interested students should contact the advisor of each internship to determine the availability and credit arrangements for internship offerings in a given semester. Indiana Supreme Court Rule 2.1 permits a law student to practice under the supervision of a licensed attorney. Limits apply to the maximum number of credit hours that may be earned in internship programs.