Some are paid, but many are not. There are thirteen internships listed here, and, needless to say, this is a very abbreviated list. This page is here simply to get you started on your search for a successful internship. There are, however, many other sources here on campus. The Career Placement Office on the top floor of Wren College Union has a box and a folder full of information.
Many professors also know of internships in specific subject areas, so ask around.
Talk to your advisor. Summer, January, and February dates are available. Job Corps Interships in Academic and Vocational Education Job Corps attempts to alleviate the severe employment problems faced by economically disadvantaged youth throughout the United States by providing academic and vocational skills training, work experience, counseling, residential living, recreation, health care, and other support services to these students. Student interns entering the program may work with office staff, coordinate conferences, work with cirriculum development, and help with other work as assigned. This is a paid position.