Student Opportunities

Internship Grant Program

Our internship grant program provides students funded internships with legal organizations around the globe. Over 160 interns have served in countries including Mexico, Bulgaria, France, Russia, South Korea, India, in the Middle East, Africa, and throughout the United States.

Intern Application

Students interested in applying for an internship grant may apply based on an internship with one of the organizations that has already expressed an interest in having a Regent intern. Sign up for Job Alerts or contact Kathy Stull in Career Services at lawcareerservices@regent.edu for further information.

Alternatively, students may apply based on the student securing an internship on their own (subject to approval). In order to apply for an internship grant, students must complete the online application form, and submit a resume, transcript, and photo to the Center for Global Justice by February 5. Submissions must be made electronically to globaljustice@regent.edu.

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Student Name*

First

Last

Email*

Phone*

Class Year*

Are you an F-1 international student?*

Yes

Which organization are you pursuing an internship with during the upcoming summer? Please describe the work of this organization and its location.*

Please provide details concerning the following information.*

If this is an internship you have secured on your own, email a copy of an agreement or correspondence verifying the terms of the internship to globaljustice@regent.edu as well.

How will the internship impact your calling and legal career?*

How will the internship further the Christian mission of the law school?*

By applying for this grant and checking the signature box below, you state that if I am selected for a grant award, I affirm and agree to the following*

Upon completion of the internship, I will submit a detailed report describing the internship to the Center for Global Justice.
I will attend all meetings that may be associated with the internship program.
I authorize Regent Law School to release information about my internship experience to the public, including other students and prospective students.
During the internship, I will represent myself, Regent, and God with professionalism and integrity, dress professionally, arrive promptly, work diligently, and complete the entire internship.

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Date

Handong Intern Application

Please email Dean Walton (stevwa1@regent.edu) or Director Meg Kelsey (mkelsey@regent.edu) for more information on this internship program.

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Student Name*

First

Last

Email*

Phone*

Class Year*

If this is an internship you have secured on your own, list the address and contact information for the organization, and list all details of the internship, including the type of work you will be doing in the internship, the length of the internship, the person or persons who will be supervising you and their qualifications, and all other factors that may be relevant to the placement.*

Email a copy of an agreement or correspondence verifying the terms of the internship to globaljustice@regent.edu and seefried@handong.edu. State how you obtained and secured the internship.

How will the internship benefit you and help your legal career?*

How will the internship further the Christian mission of the law school?*

By applying for this grant and checking the signature box below, you state that if I am selected for a grant award, I affirm and agree to the following*

Upon completion of the internship, I will submit a detailed report describing the internship to the Center for Global Justice.
I will attend all meetings that may be associated with the internship program.
I authorize Regent Law School to release information about my internship experience to the public, including other students and prospective students.
During the internship, I will represent myself, Regent, and God with professionalism and integrity, dress professionally, arrive promptly, work diligently, and complete the entire internship.

Signature

Date

Meet Our Interns

The center needs $50,000-$100,000 annually to support these interns. Your tax-deductible gifts to the Center for Global Justice Internship Program make this program possible.

To provide Regent Law students with practical experience in the legal protection of human rights, and to serve and support those in the field, the Center has created the Student Staff position. Student Staff perform pro bono legal work for our partner organizations, including International Justice Mission, Alliance Defending Freedom International, Shared Hope, the National Center on Sexual Exploitation, Justice Ventures International, Advocates International (Bulgaria and Canada), the Virginia Coalition Against Human Trafficking, Handong International Law School, and others. To apply, fill out the form below and email a cover letter, resume, and unofficial transcript to globaljustice@regent.edu by January 3.

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Student Name*

First

Last

Class Year*

Email*

Phone*

Address*

Street Address

Address Line 2

City

State / Province / Region

ZIP / Postal Code

Country

Student Staff members work on legal projects, including writing articles and reports, drafting amicus briefs, and conducting research, throughout the school year.

Hours Required: 5 per week on average

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