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The essay formatting must be a size 12 font, typed in Arial, Times New Roman, or Calibri font, and double spaced. What do you expect to learn from your internship? Why are you interested in a Weld County Sheriff’s Office internship? ē00-500-word personal essay, in APA format answering the following questions:.ė50-1250-word essay on a current criminal justice topic related to your specialized degree.Proof of enrollment and completed credits.

Submit application, and required documents to NEOGOV (applicant tracking system).

Must communicate effectively in written and spoken English.

Must be physically able to perform the tasks involved with the internship.

Ĝurrently enrolled in a four-year college, or university, acquiring a criminal justice-related degree.

Must have completion of credits equivalent to sophomore year of college.

Exceptions will be considered for specialized degree programs that are not on a traditional semester schedule.ĭeadline to submit for Fall 2023 semester is July 16, 2023, by 11:59 p.m. Students are limited to one term as an intern, to afford other students the same opportunity. The application process is competitive and only two interns are accepted. The remaining 40 hours of the internship will be focused on the student's area of interest in addition to gaining additional experience in any division/unit, the student can also choose to gain experience in Cold Case Investigations, Evidence, Records, Booking, or the Courts Security Unit.

The first 110 hours is spent observing and assisting the different divisions and units at the Sheriff's Office including, but not limited to Patrol, Detentions, Inmate Services, Victim Advocates, Civil, Animal Control, Investigations, Crime Analysis, and the Communications Center. Interns will spend 15 weeks gaining 150 hours of experience. The purpose is for students to gain valuable, real-life experience in the criminal justice field. The Weld County Sheriff's Office intern program is an unpaid, volunteer internship for students enrolled at a university or college in a criminal justice-related program, or a specialized degree program related to criminal justice, such as counselling or social services degrees.