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POLI 4940
Law and Justice (LAWJ) majors are eligible for placement in POLI 4940, an internship course in which students may earn three (120 hours on site) to six (210 hours on-site) hours of academic credit. In addition to working the minimum number of hours onsite, interns must complete assignments throughout the semester. A grade of satisfactory (passing) or unsatisfactory (failing) will be assigned, based on the satisfactory completion of all assignments, and a positive evaluation provided by the preceptor at the end of the semester. If you are interested in interning with a law firm, corporation (legal division) or government office in Auburn/Opelika, Montgomery, Birmingham, Atlanta, Washington DC, or your hometown, please contact Ms. Armstrong-Wright at dza0011@auburn.edu or Professor Jacqueline Smoke at jcs0235@auburn.edu.
Lee County Circuit Clerk’s Office
Although LAWJ students have priority, all Pi Lambda Sigma members are eligible for placement in summer internships at the Circuit Clerk’s Office, the Lee County Justice Center Court Administrator’s Office, and the Office of the District Attorney. If you are interested in interning at one of the locations, please contact Ms. Armstrong-Wright at dza0011@auburn.edu or Jacqueline Smoke at jcs0235@auburn.edu well in advance.
POLI 4920
Political science students who are not LAWJ majors are eligible for placement in this course and may earn three to six hours of academic credit. If you are interested in enrolling in this course, please contact Dr. Matthew Clary at mqc0003@auburn.edu.