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Litigation - Whistleblower - CFTC
Fall Internship Interns gain a unique and exciting view of the work and mission of the organization. Interns will assist senior leaders, including the Director, Deputy Director, Associate Director and Legal Counsel, in a variety of assignments. Intern tasks may involve conducting research related to Department initiatives and Director's projects, evaluating current the organization’s programs, reviewing regional casework summaries, participating in weekly Operational meetings, analyzing various mediation strategies and community dispute resolution techniques and attending meetings on behalf of the organization. Law students will have the additional opportunity to work with the organization’s Legal Counsel on drafting legal memoranda, reviewing Memoranda of Understanding and drafting Freedom of Information Act responses. Communications or Public Affairs students will be able to create website content, draft talking points for senior management and write press releases on the organization’s initiatives and activities. All interns will have the ability to attend events in the Department and around the District of Columbia to expand their knowledge of government and the field of conflict resolution. Candidate must be currently enrolled undergraduate or graduate students and submit a current official college or university transcript. Although all applicants will be considered, competitive candidates should have a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.0, completed their sophomore year of college and exhibit excellent communication skills, computer proficiency, professionalism and dependability. Students should demonstrate an interest in alternative dispute resolution, mediation or conflict resolution studies, as well as civil rights issues. Law students must demonstrate skills in the use of Westlaw and/or LexisNexis legal research engines. Deadline: April 1.
Send a resume and brief cover letter explaining interest, background, and dates of availability, as well as a current college or university transcript.
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