Victim/Witness Internship

Learn about victim advocacy, court support, community resources, and trauma-informed public service.

About the Victim/Witness Internship

The Victim/Witness Internship provides students with an opportunity to learn about the support services available to victims and witnesses throughout the criminal justice process. Interns may gain exposure to victim advocacy, court preparation, community resources, and the role of communication and compassion in public service.

This internship is designed for students interested in victim advocacy, social work, criminal justice, psychology, public service, or community support roles.

What You May Experience

Victim Advocacy

Learn how victim advocates provide information, support, and guidance to victims and witnesses throughout the court process.

Court Support

Observe how victims and witnesses are prepared for court appearances and supported during legal proceedings.

Community Resources

Gain exposure to local services, referrals, and support networks available to victims, witnesses, and families.

Trauma-Informed Service

Develop awareness of respectful, compassionate, and professional approaches to assisting individuals affected by crime.

Who Should Apply

This internship is best suited for students who are compassionate, mature, dependable, and interested in helping people navigate difficult circumstances. Applicants should be able to maintain professionalism, confidentiality, and sensitivity while learning about victim services and court support.

Requirements

Apply for the Victim/Witness Internship

Please complete the form below to express interest in the Victim/Witness Internship. Applicants should upload a current resume and provide accurate contact information. Submission of this form does not guarantee placement.