INTERN AT THE WORLD FAMILY POLICY CENTER

During the past three decades, international law has begun to reshape legal norms related to family life. Now the international legal system faces substantial academic pressure to adopt the norms that pose serious threats to family and marital stability, parental rights, human dignity and religious liberty. There is a pressing need to develop networks of academicians, policymakers, and students that support a more positive international family culture.

As an intern you will learn how to develop and implement sound governmental policies related to family life. Academic internships for undergraduates are available for 1-3 credit hours. Each intern is expected to complete an administrative assignment and a research assignment. Special arrangements can be made for graduate students with a particular interest. Interns rotate every semester.

To apply for an internship with the World Family Policy Center, please fill out an application. Completed applications should be submitted to

Sarah Stewart
515 JRCB
Brigham Young University
Provo, UT 84602
stewarts@law.byu.edu
Fax: 1-801-422-0391

For further information, please contact Sarah Stewart at stewarts@law.byu.edu or 1-801-422-8549.