Community partner internship agencies: Federal

Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF)

ATF Phoenix Field Division
40 N. Central Suite 1000
Phoenix, AZ 85004

Supervisor:

Kelsey Cunningham, Agent
Email: kelsey.cunningham@atf.gov

How to Apply:

Email Agent Kelsey Cunningham, indicating your interest and to request an internship packet a minimum one month before the internship packet is due.

Deadlines to Apply:

Summer- Intern packets must be submitted January 9 - February 28. (Students will report for duty beginning May thru August)
- Deadline to request Internship Packet: December 9th
Fall/Winter- Intern packets must be submitted April 3- May 3. (Students will report for duty beginning August-December)
- Deadline to request Internship Packet: March 3rd
Spring- Intern packets must be submitted September 1- October 2. (Students will report for duty beginning January-April)
- Deadline to request Internship Packet: August 1st

Internship Application Details:

Must be at Junior class standing or higher: 56 crs completed or more
Must be able pass a drug screen (cannot have consumed marijuana within the last year)

Snapshot of Internship: ATF Interns are generally assigned to criminal enforcement groups. This allows the intern to be exposed to many aspects of criminal investigations including intelligence gathering, report writing, operational planning, evidence processing, case management, and court appearances. Interns may also have opportunities to participate in training such as firearms qualifications.

Congressional Internship - Congressman Raul Grijalva

101 W. Irvington Rd. Bldg 4
Tuscon, AZ 85714

supervisor:

Alexandra Summers
Email: Alexandra.Summers@mail.house.gov
Phone: 520-622-6788

website: Grijalva.house.gov

How to apply:

Perspective interns should email Alexandra.Summers@mail.house.gov for the application. Applications should include a writing sample and resume.

Snapshot of Internship:

Constituents Services for a Congressman Grijalva involves learning about the federal laws and policies that affect constituents of Arizona District 7. Students will learn about various federal agencies, most commonly, U.S Citizenship and Immigration Services, Department of Veteran Affairs, Department of State, and the Social Security Administration. Students are expected to work in our Tucson district office and handle 10-15 cases related to federal agencies. With supervision, students will contact the agency and provide responses to constituents. They will assist staff with constituent concerns, calls and inquiries. Interns will have close contact with congressional staff and Congressman Grijalva, assisting where needed. A monthly stipend is offered for fall, spring, and summer semesters