Internships in Sociology & Criminology
In order to provide our students with the type of experiences that employers prioritize, we facilitate engaging internships with placements in both general Sociology organizations and those specific to Criminology.
Recent internship placements:
- BRASS (Local Domestic Violence Shelter)
- Hope Harbor
- Barren River Area Child Advocacy Center
- Mammoth Cave National Park
- Bowling Green Police Department and the Victim Advocate within BGPD
- The Drug Enforcement and Special Investigations Unit of Kentucky State Police
- U.S. Marshals
- Commonwealth Attorney for Simpson County
- County Attorney for Logan County
- Legal Aid
- Department of Public Advocacy
- Private Attorneys
- Warren County Probation and Parole
- Warren Regional Juvenile Detention Center
- Warren County Day Treatment
- U-SPIRIT-US
- Lifeskills
See more here:
- Internship information provided by USAJOBS generally
- Department of Homeland Security Job Opportunities for Students
- Department of Justice Legal Careers: Law Students
- FBI Student Center
- Federal Bureau of Prisons Student Opportunities
- U.S. Customs and Border Protection Student Programs
- Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers College Intern Program
- U.S. Marshals Centralized Student Career Experience Program
- Pathways Program
Speak with your Academic Advisor or contact an Internship Coordinator for information on getting started.
Internship Coordinator
Dr. Kyle Masuta
kyle.maksuta@wku.edu
Grise Hall 111
Meet Emma
Warren County Day Treatment Intern | 2020
The Warren County Day Treatment program is meant for at-risk kids, some of whom have court orders to be there, where they spent time preparing strategies and learning behaviors that will help them do better in school. She explains, “The day treatment program is for students who need a more stable environment.”
Emma’s advice to incoming and current students is to not lose their motivation. “And do what you love. If I do what I love and it makes me happy, that will make my job a lot easier.”
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