Sociology/Anthropology/Criminal Justice Internship Opportunities
Student internships can
be pursued in each concentration offered by the department. Internships
provide students with opportunities to apply what they have learned in
the classroom to real workplace settings, allowing them to explore
possible career avenues while adding valuable practical experience to
their resumes. The department has a specific internship coordinator to
assist students in sociology or anthropology, and a separate internship
coordinator for students in criminal justice. Students who are
interested in completing an internship in the department should visit
the department office for more information. They must also attend the
preliminary information sessions which convene each semester prior to
the internship to begin the internship process. Students can complete
3-6 course units in internship placements, at one or different
internship sites. Specific examples of recent internship locations
include:
-
 Department of
Juvenile Services (Uplift Program)
-
Police Athletic
League of Baltimore County
-
Department of
Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms
-
Department of
Natural Resources Police
-
Maryland Chapter of
the NASW
-
Prisoner’s Aid
-
International Rescue Committee
-
Walters Art Museum
-
Latino Health Initiative
-
State's Attorney's
Office, Baltimore County
-
Baltimore Sun
-
Maryland Historical
Trust, Archaeology Division
-
The Daily Record
-
Circuit Court of
Baltimore, Family Services Division
-
Villa Maria
-
Baltimore City
Police Department, Sex Offense Unit
-
Neighborhood Design
Center
-
North Baltimore
Center
-
Baltimore County
Health Department, Bureau of Substance Abuse
-
INNterim
(Transitional Housing)
-
Anna's House
(Transitional Housing)
-
Sheppard Pratt
American Civil Liberties Union
-
Centro de la
Comunidad
-
Baltimore County
Police Department
-
Maryland State
Police
-
Harford County
Sheriff's Department
-
House of Ruth
(Shelter for Victims of Domestic Violence)
-
United Nations High
Commission on Refugees
-
Mayor’s Office of
Neighborhoods (The Believe Program)
-
Immigration Outreach
Service Center
-
Social Security
Administration, Inspector General’s Office
For more information, please attend an upcoming Internship Interest Meeting posted each semester in our department or contact:
Anthropology
Bob Wall (rdwall@towson.edu)
Criminal Justice
Laura Hahn (lhahn@towson.edu)
Sociology
Steven Erik Hartmark (shartmark@towson.edu)
|
