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e are
committed to empowering young women and men through practical work experience
and mentorship. Our internship program is designed to expose women and men to
the various aspects of the Commission's work and to legislative activity in our
state. Part of the lifeblood of our commission, interns and volunteers are
needed to continue the mission of the PCSW.
What would I do at the PCSW?
Past intern projects have included:
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Planning and implementing Take Our Daughters and Sons
to Work Day for the State Legislature
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Writing, editing, and updating our Selected
Highlights of Women's History publication
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Drafting legislative fact sheets
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Researching, charting, and writing our Facts About
the Status of Women in Connecticut publication
In
addition, one intern each semester will hold a position on
the steering committee of
and attend the meetings for the Young Women's Leadership
Program.
Internships at the PCSW may be especially beneficial for
undergraduate students interested in:
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Women's Studies
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Political Science
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Psychology
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English
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Leadership
and for
graduate students interested in:
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Law
school
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Social Work
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Public Policy
When can I work with
the PCSW?
Although we are
willing to work with any individual and their scheduling
needs, we find that our internships typically
mirror a semester schedule. Therefore,
students usually intern for one semester, either in the
fall, spring, or summer. Internship are only available
during regular working hours. Evening and weekend hours are
not currently offered.
I’m interested. What’s next?
Browse our
Current Opportunities. If you are interested in a project, please submit the related
form. If you would like to intern, but don't see a project that suits
your needs, please complete the
online Volunteering
and Interning Contact Request form and we will contact
you about other options.
If you
have questions, please email
Christa
Allard. |