DOC Probation & Parole Internship

Introduction

The State of Delaware Adult Probation & Parole Volunteer & Internship Program provides a 'hands‑on' learning experience for students working towards a bachelor's or master's degree in criminal justice or social services. Participants will be exposed to many different aspects of the criminal justice system, including but not limited to: the utilization of effective practices in community supervision (EPICS); interactions with various law enforcement agencies, counseling agencies, and corrections professionals;

observation of the Court system; current technologies; and the core competencies involved with working with offenders.

Eligibility:

• The student must be enrolled in a post‑secondary, accredited school program. Preference for placement is given to seniors.
• State universities and colleges that offer four‑year programs in criminal justice, social sciences or psychology are preferred schools.
• Students considered for placements should pursue a course of study related to the human service field.
• Students should be in good academic standing at their respective college or university.

How to apply

as a volunteer or intern:

• Potential interns should contact the Division of Probation and Parole at least two months before their prospective semester. Intern candidates may apply to the State of Delaware Adult Probation & Parole Internship Program by completing the Application for Student Internship ().
• The application must be sent directly to the Internship Coordinator in your area outlined below. Candidates that meet the requirements will be reviewed, and prospective interns will be contacted.

• New Castle County
  • John Savage (Northern New Castle) – Click for Contact Info
  • Matthew Keen (Southern New Castle) – Click for Contact Info
• Kent County
  • Jennifer Matticks – Click for Contact Info
• Sussex
  • Destiny Drummond – Click for Contact Info