FAQs
Is this internship remote or in-person?
The internship offers a limited number of remote or hybrid positions, allowing candidates to select either a fully remote or hybrid arrangement.
What is the time commitment required for the internship?
Summer internships require a full-time commitment of 35 hours per week.
How long does the internship last?
The internship extends for a 10-week period.
Is there a stipend available for interns?
Yes, a stipend is available for those students who do not receive course credit and are lawfully authorized to work.
What is the stipend amount for undergraduate students?
The stipend for undergraduate students is $20 per hour.
What qualifications are needed to apply for this internship?
Applicants should demonstrate a commitment to the issues the Trone Center focuses on, possess excellent research and writing skills, exhibit interpersonal skills, and show a commitment to diversity and the mission of the ACLU.
Are law students eligible for the internship?
The internship is open to undergraduate students, but graduate students may also apply and receive an hourly rate of $25.
What types of tasks will the intern be responsible for?
Interns will conduct research and analysis, draft communications and presentations, assist with departmental initiatives, support the Trone Center Director, and engage in special projects.
Does the internship emphasize diversity and inclusion?
Yes, the ACLU places a strong emphasis on equity, diversity, and inclusion as core values, and applicants are encouraged to show their commitment to these principles.
Can I receive academic credit for this internship?
Arrangements can be made with educational institutions for work/study or course credit.