Summary: Barstow Police Internship

I’m applying for the Indiana State Police internship solely because I want to learn more about policing and get a realistic feel about my possible future career. I’m currently studying Criminal Justice at the University of Southern Indiana and I’m also a Volunteer Firefighter at Perry Township Fire Dept. With me currently being a junior in college, I feel that I should know which career path I’m going towards. I’m stuck between wanting to be a Police Officer and wanting to be a career Firefighter. I’ve done two ride alongs within the past two years. One with a Vanderburgh County Sheriff and another with a city officer in Jasper, Indiana. Those ride alongs were somewhat helpful but I’m wanting to gain more experience than just 10 hours in a patrol car. I want to learn all the in’s and out’s including what happens in the office, dispatch, and

I have written formal bail reports from a handwritten report, filled out forms for illegal immigrants, open files into their program (PACTS) and follow up with defendant’s third party custodian to check if they have any problems or changes to report to the court. I have also learned that I am afraid of public speaking. I believe this internship will help me overcome it before it is over. To be in a Law Enforcement position, we have to have confidence and good oral skills to communicate with others. I definitely recommend this internship for Criminal Justice students who are interested to learn about the federal system and would like to get good connection for the future. I have expressed my interest to continue working with them after the internship is over. I believe students should know more about the Pretrial Services, and what it

While participating the FBI’s 2017 Honors Internship program I was assigned to the Counterterrorism Division at FBI Headquarters, in the Counterterrorism Internet Operations Section (CIOS). I worked primarily with three of the internal units of CIOS, the Computer Internet Operations Unit I (CIOU I), the Computer Internet Operations Unit II (CIOU II), and the Net Talon National Intuitive (NTNI). Both of the CIOU units primarily serve at the headquarters program managers for online based terrorist investigations, located both overseas and domestically. The units provided support for the online operations run under the NTNI in their assigned CONUS areas. NTNI trains and manages the Bureaus Online Covert Employees (OCE) under their directives

Interning at the FBI is one of my most meaningful experiences because it gave me the opportunity to serve in my community, learn how to effectively communicate between the intelligence community and the outside community, as well as strengthened my leadership skills.

As the internship program and the training intended, I have learned much related to my major, Criminal Justice. This internship helped me to acknowledge that qualified, knowledgeable professionals are needed by our complex society to define, administer, and put our rules and standards into force. Like jobs in any other field, to work in the field of law requires expertise. Trained experts are the most desirable to be hired by organizations, tasked to manage justice, to direct their operations. By writing articles for the legal website, I learned to assess law enforcement situations orderly. I learned to make use of the basic legal and management theories to analyze the situations. I got the opportunity to show my understanding of the key process in the U.S. criminal justice system. I also learned to combine approaches from management, law, and the behavioral science to apply them to the situations I was studying.

As a Sunnyside Police Explorer, I learned about teamwork and matured emotionally. I was able to job shadow police officers and attend a leadership academy. I had the opportunity to work with 12 team members to make sure each of us were aware of the expectations,

The main task of my internship was to gain more experience and knowledge of our respective field. Overall, the experience proved to be both enjoyable and rewarding. During this internship I used the skills that I learned from my Medical Assistant class and used them in the real world scenarios at the hospital. Also while I there I was exposed to new experiences. Such as performing Urine test on Drug and alcohol patients. For this procedure I had to stand in the restroom with the patient's and watch them urinate into a cup. I had to stand in the restroom with the patients because in the past they try and cheat the system. For example

Your final report should be a complete report of your internship experiences under the title "How I Evaluate Myself as a Future Criminal Justice Worker," and may not exceed five typed pages. Describe the extent to which the theoretical knowledge included your course work at the College of Criminal Justice at Sam Houston State University contributed to your field practice experience during your internship. Cite at least two SHSU courses. Show what you have learned, indicate how your ideas have

I am honored to the opportunity to internship at the Bibb County Sheriff Department supervised by Cindy Gresham, the executive assistant of this agencies. Historically, there were two agencies ensuring public safety in Bibb County, The Bibb County Sheriff Department and the Macon Police Department. There were five attempts to consolidate the two agencies, but consolidation was unsuccessful. However in 2003, the two agencies were consolidated into one unified government formally known as the “The Bibb County Sheriff Department.” This consolidations prompted a complete reconstruction of the unified agencies. There were new policies and rankings implemented and the creation of a newly organized board. This paper will explain the mission of the agency, the types of services provided, sources of revenue, the administration and organization structure, and community resources utilized.

Maryland one of greatest states on the eastern coast of the United States is currently experiencing a high demand for police officers. This is especially true in Baltimore one of the largest cities in the state of Maryland and continues to grow. Police officers and law enforcement professionals have to be thoroughly equipped to handle the stress of law enforcement work on a day to day basis. As a result, the state of Maryland has put into place high standards for those interested in working in law enforcement.

Previous to becoming a student here at Manor College, I was Admin Corporal at the Philadelphia Police Explorers Cadet Program. I have served as an explorer for five and a half years where I have accomplished many things. I am now an Associate Advisor with the Explorers and have completed over 672 hours of training and 298 hours of community service. As part of the community service, we traveled to many neighborhoods and districts handing out flyers about crimes and staying safe as well as protecting your home, marching in parades and handing out snacks and drinks to officers who could not move from their posting. In 2015, I did Color Guard for Officer Wilson at the Sixer's game, I dressed up as McGruff for a kids movie event at one of the police districts in which we asked to stay after we finished.

During my internship with the Bibb County Sheriff Office, I was assigned to different divisions of the agency, which elevated my educational knowledge and skills to a higher level. To provide insight into my experience, I shadowed deputy sheriffs from the Warrants and NCIC (National Crime Information Center), Patrol,

I was placed in the Domestic Violence unit as an investigator. I worked under the supervision of two Domestic Violence investigators and three Attorneys. My duties would consist of conducting legal research, preparing court documents, briefing jail and 911 calls, printing forensic crime lab photos, and making appearances in court with the attorneys. Upon starting, I was very nervous about what to expect because I wanted to make a good impression. Working in a formal setting has taught me more about teamwork and how people can come together to get things done. Although I experience teamwork inside the classroom, I feel as though it’s better to experience it in the workplace because that’s where I will need to apply what I’ve learned and make use of it. I would have to say that working at the State’s Attorney Office has been the most beneficial aspect of my college experience. The personal relationships that I built within the office are something I will always remember. I still keep in touch with them and volunteer my time whenever I

I am writing to express my interest for the general law enforcement internship position. As a criminology major, I am interested in law enforcement and particularly in the work of investigations because of its focus on careful examination to discover facts or gain information on people who are breaking the law. Through my studies and activities at the University of Minnesota Duluth, I have developed both the content knowledge in criminology and the leadership skills needed to be successful in this position.

During this day I was able to observe on how to make a report for the arrest at the county jail and what information had to go on the report. There had to a summary what had happened, the information from the detainee, and the affidavit report that goes to the judge. During this day I was also able to see what the procedures that the jailers have to follow are. First they get all of your information and your finger prints, and then they search you for anything that is not allowed after they confiscate everything that you had and they put them in a vacuum sealed package that is place in a secure place after that they give the detainees there jail apparel and take their picture. During this internship I was able to experience how well this deputies were well trained for their job and how much experience they had which could help me understand what the life experience of a deputy is like which could help me make a decision in what agency I would like to work for in the