About the role#
The State of Delaware offers an internship program within the Department of Corrections for students focused on criminal justice and social services. This program provides direct experience with the adult probation and parole system. It is a part-time, on-site role based in Dover.
What you'll do#
Interns observe daily operations and gain exposure to the criminal justice system. You will learn about the core competencies required to work with offenders and see how current technologies support this work. Responsibilities include:
- Using effective practices in community supervision (EPICS).
- Interacting with law enforcement, counseling agencies, and corrections professionals.
- Observing the Court system.
What you'll need#
This position is open to students currently enrolled in a post-secondary, accredited program. You should be in good academic standing. We prioritize applicants pursuing a degree in a human service field, such as Criminal Justice, Psychology, or Sociology. Preference is given to seniors and students from four-year state universities or colleges.
Location & details#
This is an on-site internship located in Dover, Delaware. The position is part-time and operates on a rolling basis. This is a paid opportunity.
About State of Delaware
The State of Delaware operates as a government agency providing public services across various sectors. Its departments manage transportation, social services, environmental protection, law enforcement, and information technology. The organization employs over 9,500 people across its agencies. It maintains headquarters in Dover and traces its origins to 1787.
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