Center for Families

Graduate Internship: Family Policy (590 credit)

The center presents an annual Family Impact Seminar to Indiana policymakers. These seminars educate state legislators on how policy issues they are considering affect families. Up to two interns will help plan and execute the annual meeting of the advisory committee, assist in maintaining relationships among the organizations that collaborate to offer the seminars, publicize the seminars, help to plan and implement the upcoming seminar, and conduct library research on family policy. This internship is available beginning in the summer semester.

Graduate and Undergraduate Internships: Research with Families (390 and 590 credit)

Students who are interested in hands-on experience conducting research with families and/or children are invited to apply for research internships. Several large projects affiliated with the center are in the process of gathering, entering, and analyzing a variety of types of data. It may be possible for student interns to access data from these projects for honors projects, theses, or dissertations. These internships are offered each semester.