The Jewish studies internship program offers students the opportunity to enrich their organizational skills and gain work experience in a variety of settings in the Columbus Jewish community. At the same time that the students earn academic credits, they contribute needed services to organizations and institutions.
Credit: The number of credits earned depends upon the number of hours worked. You can earn up to 3 credit hours per semester for up to 9 credits. You must register for JS 4191 within the allowable add/drop period to receive credit.
Registration: Students register for an internship in Jewish Studies after consultation with Thomas Beyl, Jewish studies advisor. Intern sites will be selected in consultation with relevant institutions and organizations.
Requirements: In addition to the hourly requirement at the internship site, students complete written assignments for the faculty advisor. These may include 1) a book critique and 2) a journal written during the course of the internship. In addition, the on-site supervisor evaluates the intern's performance. For more information contact Thomas Beyl.
Internship Opportunities,
-The Ohio Jewish Communities offers legislative internships for law students and public policy internships for undergraduates and graduates. ohiojc.org/ojc_internship
-Columbus Jewish Historical Society (CJHS), 1175 College Avenue, Columbus, Ohio, 43209, (614) 238-6977 history@tcjf.org
-Jewish Columbus (formerly Columbus Jewish Federation. Lisa@jewishcolumbus.org