If you have any questions about the positions, Josh Tate, who previously held one of the spots, would be more than willing to speak with you. Attorney must be licensed in Kansas or eligible for a temporary permit arrangement. An attorney may work up to three shifts a week. Paid by the hour on a bi-weekly basis. Students must provide their own funding, although work study and similar arrangements with a sponsoring institution will be considered.
Some funds are available to assist with travel.
Student interns conduct research, interview witnesses, draft briefs, and handle a variety of tasks under the direction of program attorneys. We are seeking at least one clerk who would update the program's black lung benefits manual. Applicants should have a special desire to work in a rural area, and have a particular interest in the problems of Appalachia. Send resume and cover letter via mail, email or fax. The intern will be responsible for assisting with research projects, reviewing insurance statutes, regulations, etc.