Description

The Law Student Internships is available to law students who are making a commitment to careers in the public interest. You must must possess high-caliber research and writing skills; demonstrate a commitment to working with low-income and underserved populations; and demonstrate an ability to work independently as well as a member of a team to be considered for this position. As an intern, you will be writing amicus curiae briefs; drafting testimony for Congressional hearings; submitting comments on proposed regulations; researching the impact of proposed housing legislation and regulations; drafting amendments to federal housing legislation; summarizing briefs in preparation for oral arguments; providing research assistance in drafting pleadings and motions; and drafting portions of advocacy guides used by housing advocates across the country.