This year's deadline is noon, February 26, 2001. A selection committee of Emory faculty and professionals working in child advocacy will select the grant recipients immediately following the deadline. The Barton Child Law and Policy Clinic will help match students with organizations looking for summer interns. The Barton Clinic is developing a list of organizations that would like student interns through this Program. The list will include a job description for the internship and contact information.
Students can also select an internship on their own.
Students must interview with the internship organization and must receive a letter of support from that organization. All sponsoring organizations must be working on child abuse and neglect matters in Georgia. There are eight summer positions available for students from any school at Emory University. In addition, four positions are available for students from any accredited graduate school to work in an internship outside the five county metro-Atlanta area. An informational meeting will be held for students in January.