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Because students will not be able to receive the traditional onsite internship experience as a result of COVID-19, the Judicial Branch has developed a 10-week, 80 hour virtual internship for the fall semester. The syllabus and Handbook are available to review.

Experiential Learning Programs

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The Judicial Branch Experiential Learning Programs offer students from high school to law school a variety of meaningful placement opportunities to gain valuable experience as well as develop skills appropriate to their career path.

To be eligible for the virtual internship, students must:

  • Be enrolled in an institution of higher education and recommended by a representative of the institution to participate in the internship
  • Be taking the internship for credit
  • Be available to attend the interactive presentations (see list of dates at the end of the syllabus)
  • Have access to a computer with a microphone and camera, and with high speed Internet access