North Star
Student Intern Program
Learning, Networking, Building Your Career
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Imagine spending days and evening for four weeks immersed in executive leadership education with the finest law enforcement leaders in the country - attending classes when possible, sharing meals, or working out. Imagine the new perspectives to be gained. Imagine the connections you will make.
Interns will gain professional work experience, academic growth, and first-hand involvement with decision makers in the global law enforcement community. In addition to supporting North Star attendees across their entire curriculum (classes, table-top crisis exercise, speaker's series, and even fitness efforts), interns also will have opportunities outside of North Star such as a ride-along with a local police department or sheriff's office. You will be busy. You will be engaged. And you will love every minute of it.
Program Specifics
Internships are 4 to 5 weeks in duration
(we can accommodate shorter or longer terms depending on the requirements of your university)
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Internships should be completed for academic credit
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Flexible work schedule up to 40 hours per week
(day and evening hours based on program needs)
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Your internship and travel to and from the conference center are unpaid. However, we completely cover lodging and meals during the North Star session at our selected hotel and conference center.
Eligibility
Currently enrolled in an approved baccalaureate or graduate program
(We want to know your major, but we welcome all disciplines)
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Minimum 3.0 grade point average
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Strong writing and interpersonal skills
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Ability to work independently and as part of a team
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Flexibility and ability to multi-task
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Initiative and self-motivation
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Exceptional judgment and attitude
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Strong character and reputation
Please note students who permanently reside outside the United States must:
• Be a full-time student at an accredited four-year university in the United States
• Possess F-1 visa indicating Curricular Practical Training (CPT) is authorized
• Submit North Star Internship application in English (student must speak and read English proficiently)
Applying to be a North Star Intern
The following documents must be submitted no less than 12 weeks prior to the session start.
(Documents should be combined into a single PDF)
Cover Letter
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Resume
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College Transcripts
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Writing Sample
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Letter of Recommendation from University
(preferably the director of your internship program or a professor with knowledge of your ability to succeed as a North Star intern)
Conditionally accepted interns may be interviewed telephonically.
Documents should be submitted via email to: [email protected] with
North Star Student Intern Program in the subject line.
Interns will gain professional work experience, academic growth, and first-hand involvement with decision makers in the global law enforcement community. In addition to supporting North Star attendees across their entire curriculum (classes, table-top crisis exercise, speaker's series, and even fitness efforts), interns also will have opportunities outside of North Star such as a ride-along with a local police department or sheriff's office. You will be busy. You will be engaged. And you will love every minute of it.
Program Specifics
Internships are 4 to 5 weeks in duration
(we can accommodate shorter or longer terms depending on the requirements of your university)
---
Internships should be completed for academic credit
---
Flexible work schedule up to 40 hours per week
(day and evening hours based on program needs)
---
Your internship and travel to and from the conference center are unpaid. However, we completely cover lodging and meals during the North Star session at our selected hotel and conference center.
Eligibility
Currently enrolled in an approved baccalaureate or graduate program
(We want to know your major, but we welcome all disciplines)
---
Minimum 3.0 grade point average
---
Strong writing and interpersonal skills
---
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
---
Flexibility and ability to multi-task
---
Initiative and self-motivation
---
Exceptional judgment and attitude
---
Strong character and reputation
Please note students who permanently reside outside the United States must:
• Be a full-time student at an accredited four-year university in the United States
• Possess F-1 visa indicating Curricular Practical Training (CPT) is authorized
• Submit North Star Internship application in English (student must speak and read English proficiently)
Applying to be a North Star Intern
The following documents must be submitted no less than 12 weeks prior to the session start.
(Documents should be combined into a single PDF)
Cover Letter
---
Resume
---
College Transcripts
---
Writing Sample
---
Letter of Recommendation from University
(preferably the director of your internship program or a professor with knowledge of your ability to succeed as a North Star intern)
Conditionally accepted interns may be interviewed telephonically.
Documents should be submitted via email to: [email protected] with
North Star Student Intern Program in the subject line.
