Internship Application Process
There are 6 items you must submit for application to the internship program:
Required Forms
Type your application and answer all questions. Hand Printed applications will not be accepted. Do not use abbreviations. The application will be forwarded to your prospective agency. You may only apply to one agency at a time.
- Internship Agency Application
PDF format - internapp.pdf
Word format - internapp.doc
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Internship Resume Form
PDF format - internresume.pdf
Word format - internresume.doc
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Signed Student Agreement
PDF format - internagree.pdf
Word format - internagree.doc
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Cover Letter (Sample Letter)
PDF format - internletter.pdf
Word format - internletter.doc
- Unoffical transcripts from Blackboard
- Internship Acceptance Form
(to be completed upon acceptance of internship)
PDF format - acceptanceform.pdf
Word format - acceptanceform.doc
Helpful Hints
Resume
- In the "Criminology Courses Completed" section, include all criminology courses you will have completed by the time you begin your internship. Use course titles as well as numbers (i.e., "Criminology- CCJ 3011 ").
- In the "Work Experience" section, include your three most recent jobs.
- In the "Reference" section, you may list individuals such as former employers, professors, high school teachers, lawyers or family friends.
Cover Letter
On a separate sheet of paper, type a cover letter to accompany your resume. This cover letter should indicate why you have chosen the agency plus what special knowledge, skill, or training you will be bringing to the agency. The cover letter is important in the placement decision. Give this letter the time and attention it deserves.
Student Agreement
You must sign this form before your internship can begin. If you have any questions, please ask!
For more information, contact the Criminology and Criminal Justice Intern Office, (850) 645-5691.
