INTERN WITH TJC
INTERNSHIP EXPERIENCE
TJC’s internship program offers several opportunities throughout the year for law students, recent graduates and undergrad students. Please note that these internship positions are unpaid, offering invaluable, real-life experience working in the field of social justice and public health law. Generally, student interns should commit to an internship for a full semester academic term and/or summer. We recommend applying at least two to three months in advance of your preferred start date.
EXPLORE OPEN POSITIONS
To learn more, please hover and click on the position of interest to you. We encourage applicants to check in regularly for updates and availability, as opportunities may open up throughout the year.
This internship has helped me discern public interest law as a potential future career, and I highly recommend interning at TJC if you are looking for a hands-on experience that offers both professional growth and the opportunity to make a real difference in the TN community.
Arya Germanwala
Vanderbilt University
Casework Intern, Summer 2024
FALL 2024 INTERNS
Alex Ordonez
Nutrition Intern
South College
Curstyn Molloy
Casework Intern
South College
José Daniel
Casework Intern
Trevecca Nazarene University
Owen Cai
Health Policy Intern
Vanderbilt University
Aniya Tracy
Casework Intern
South College
Haillie Baio
Casework Intern
Vanderbilt University
Kaetlyn Knight
Law Clerk
Southern University Law Center
TaMIa Plan
Casework Intern
South College
Briana Murphy
Law Clerk
University of Alabama, School of Law
Jada Mitchum
Health Advocacy Intern
Vanderbilt University
Mariam Rezk
Health Policy Intern
Belmont University
Tyler Moore
Law Clerk
Belmont University, College of Law
Brittney Watkins
Casework Intern
Ravenwood High School
Jhurnee Steward
Health Advocacy Intern
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Mary Pittman
Health Policy Intern
Tennessee State University
TJC INTERNS
Where Are They Now?
Many former TJC interns have gone on to make a significant impact in the fields of law, public policy, and healthcare advocacy. From practicing law to leading nonprofit organizations, they continue to use the skills and passion developed during their time at TJC to champion justice and equity. Their experiences at TJC laid the foundation for careers dedicated to improving lives and advancing systemic change, both in Tennessee and across the country.
