Fall 2001 Criminal Justice Internship

Fall 2001 Criminal Justice Internship

PSC 496: Future Leader Internship Program

Department of Political Science, Criminal Justice and Organizational Leadership

College of Arts and Sciences

Northern Kentucky University

Internship Application Cover Sheet

I. Student Information

Name of Applicant: Phone: ______

Student Email: Major______Minor:______

Hours earned: ______SAP ID: ______

Major GPA: ______Cumulative GPA:______Expected graduation date: ______

Student agrees:

1. To complete 200 clock hours by the last day of classes at the legislative placement for a 3 credit-hour internship.

2. To abide by the rules, regulations, and policies of the legislative office to which the student is assigned.

3. To inform the FLIP internship coordinator of any changes to the above contact information or any changes pertaining to the internship.

4. To maintain a professional attitude toward work and in the work environment.

5. To assume responsibility for punctual and accurate preparation of reports, records, and other materials requested by the FLIP Intern Coordinator and/or other NKU department personnel.

Role of Intern

This experiential learning opportunity is an immersion into the Kentucky General Assembly and state government process during a General Assembly session. Students are matched with a legislator and engage in every aspect of that legislator's agenda on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:00am to 4:00pm throughout the legislative session, beginning the first week of January 2017 (exact date and time to be determined in early December). Students will need to allow ample time for travel to Frankfort. A van will travel to Frankfort each morning from NKU. Students are not required to utilize the van for transportation, but their timely arrival is expected. The van will depart at 6:30am each morning. The session will run to the end of March. The exact date that the session will conclude depends on the completion of 60 days in session. Inclement weather and other circumstances may extend the length of the session. Students must serve as interns for the entire session and should block of Tuesdays and Thursdays from the first of January through the spring semester.

Students will learn legislative tracking, constituent services management, and legislative processes during their experience. They are encouraged to engage with the various leaders of business, government and non-profit entities who are part of the process during the session. FLIP Coordinator Ryan Salzman will administer the academic requirements of the course including assignments and presentations. A syllabus will provide a detailed account of the assignments for the semester and the submission process. In total, the experiences and assignments will provide a robust learning opportunity.

Waiver:

I am aware that risks may be involved and agree that neither any member of Northern Kentucky University nor any state governmental unit is responsible for any harm that may result from activities related in any way to the internship or in transit to or from the internship.

I certify that I have carefully read and agree with the above statement and that all information I have provided is correct:

Signature of Applicant: ______Date: ______

II.You must deliver the following to Landrum 211a/ FLIP Internship Coordinator by October 28 for spring: This Cover Sheet Completed and Signed Agreement, release form, questionnaire (below), and an unofficial transcript.

What is your current residential address? ______

What is your hometown address? ______

Which major political party do you most closely associate? (circle one) Democrat Republican

Please list the organizations that you have joined at NKU and any leadership positions you hold:

Why do you want to be a FLIP intern in Frankfort?

List and explain any experiences that you believe will contribute to your experience as a FLIP intern.

List and explain three personal characteristics that might benefit you as a FLIP intern.

Please list two faculty/staff members who may be contacted as references for your application. For each reference, list their name, college/department and campus phone number.

Signature of Intern Coordinator: ______Date: ______

Signature of Student Applicant: _____ Date: