Political Science

The internship will involve working the equivalent of two days per week in Bangor for 14 weeks during the spring of 2024. The intern will be assigned to the office of the Maine Attorney General, focused on child protection cases. Six academic credit hours are granted for the internship.

Applications are open to all UMaine juniors and seniors regardless of major. Candidates must be able to pass a criminal background check and a child protective background check. Interviews will be set up via email, so please be sure to check your account regularly. For more information, contact Prof. Ballingall at robert.ballingall@maine.edu.

Applications are due Thursday, October 26.

UMaine AG Internship Program Application

Name (First and Last as it appears on MaineStreet)*
UMaine Student ID#*
Local Address*
Cell Phone #*
Home Address*
UMaine Email Address*
Current class standing (according to credits earned)?
- Senior
- Junior
- Sophomore (may apply, but only chosen in very rare circumstances)
UMaine Major(s)*
UMaine Minor(s)
Current Overall GPA*
Faculty Advisor/Dept*
List and briefly described your previous work experience.*
Please upload a copy of your current resume if available (in pdf format only)*
Accepted file types: pdf, Max. file size: 3 MB.
Decribe your interest in law, if any.*
What experiences suggest that you have the interpersonal skills to relate well to others, and can adapt to new situations?*
Have you faced any disciplinary actions? If so, please explain.*