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Job Description & Requirements
Requirements for the PanHellenic Internship Initiative
To explore our Internship Initiative, you must be an Alumni or Panhellenic Young Leader. If not, please apply to become a PanHellenic Young Leader [here]
Interested applicants MUST meet with the Director of Alumni and Internships. Please contact at gtsakos@panhellenicsf.org or book a meeting [click here] if you are interested in finding an internship opportunity through the PanHellenic.
PLEASE NOTE: The PanHellenic Internship Initiative builds strong partnerships with various companies to connect & refer our young network with their esteemed internship programs. To ensure the success of this initiative, clear and timely communication with the Director of Alumni & Internships is essential for ALL interested young professionals.
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Summer (May/June-August) Internship - Apply by April 1
Fall (August/September-December) Internship - Apply by August 1
Spring (January - May) Internship - Apply by November 1
Do you know a student seeking a substantive internship; one that offers opportunities for both professional and intellectual growth?
Are you an undergraduate with an interest in law, philosophy, and America's founding principles?
We are seeking two interns to begin in early-January and be with us until May, with opportunities for general and communications internships.
Our JWI interns perform critical work in carrying out our mission to restore a moral understanding of the law to a new generation of lawyers, judges, and citizens. They assist in the daily operations of all aspects of our work, engage in special projects, help plan programs such as our week-long intensive James Wilson Fellowship, and assist in ongoing development efforts.
Many JWI interns have proceeded to attend law school after completing their undergraduate education, and some former interns have later assumed leadership positions in chapters of the Federalist Society and Thomistic Institute. Others have joined the staff of peer organizations such as the Becket Fund and Claremont Institute.
In the past, interns have worked on a number of special projects such as:
Interns may be either part-time or full-time, and in-person or online. Those who commit to in-person full-time hours (35 per week) will receive a stipend of $500 per month.
If so, then consider applying to the James Wilson Institute Internship Program today! Applications are open now and will be reviewed on a rolling basis until November 21st.