DOC Probation & Parole Internship

Introduction The State of Delaware Adult Probation & Parole Volunteer & Internship Program provides a 'hands‑on' learning experience for students working towards a bachelor's or master's degree in criminal justice or social services. Participants will be exposed to many different aspects of the criminal justice system, including but not limited to: the utilization of effective practices in community supervision (EPICS); interactions with various law enforcement agencies, counseling agencies, and corrections professionals; observation of the Court system; current technologies; and the core competencies involved with working with offenders. Essential Functions Eligibility: The student must be enrolled in a post‑secondary, accredited school program. Preference for placement is given to seniors. State universities and colleges that offer four‑year programs in criminal justice, social sciences or psychology are preferred schools. Students considered for placements should pursue a course of study related to the human service field. Students should be in good academic standing at their respective college or university. Job Requirements How to apply as a volunteer or intern: Potential interns should contact the Division of Probation and Parole at least two months before their prospective semester. Intern candidates may apply to the State of Delaware Adult Probation & Parole Internship Program by completing the Application for Student Internship (click here). The application must be sent directly to the Internship Coordinator in your area outlined below. Candidates that meet the requirements will be reviewed, and prospective interns will be contacted. Contact Information New Castle County John Savage (Northern New Castle) – Click for Contact Info Matthew Keen (Southern New Castle) – Click for Contact Info Kent County Jennifer Matticks – Click for Contact Info Sussex Destiny Drummond – Click for Contact Info #J-18808-Ljbffr DelDOT