2026 Fall Undergraduate Intern

Center for Disability & Elder Law

Undergraduate Remote Intern

The Center for Disability & Elder Law (CDEL) hosts Undergraduate Interns each academic year and during summer months. For Fall 2026 the Undergraduate Intern will participate in a primarily remote internship. CDEL will provide complete training and supervision of the student.

Participation in in-person activities is wholly voluntary and not required for participation in the Undergraduate Remote Internship.

The internship is unpaid. CDEL works with schools offering externship credit and there may be funding options available for interns through schools or outside agencies. CDEL will work with students and their advisors in setting up the internship.

The student will gain experience in the following practice areas and develop the stated skills:

Practice Areas

Skills

Estate planning

Guardianship

Housing

Collections

Financial Abuse

Family Law

Interviewing candidates for service

Document review

Drafting simple documents and correspondence

Special projects as needed

Students interested in Elder Law Disability Law Public Interest and Housing law are specifically invited to apply.

Applications are considered as they are received.

Required Experience:

Junior IC