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—Unpaid volunteer, internship, and professional partner opportunities regarding recovery, re-entry and institutional services, including addiction services, clerical/administrative, health/medical, probation/parole, and many other positions. —Variety of unpaid (unless otherwise noted) internship opportunities, including for undergraduate, graduate, and doctorial level candidates, along with opportunities to volunteer. —Variety of internship opportunities to those currently enrolled in college at junior or senior level or pursuing a Master's degree or higher. —Variety of unpaid (unless otherwise noted) internship opportunities based on current openings, including addiction counseling, probation/parole, IT, fiscal, case management, and many other positions. Internships in P.O.S.T.-certified positions require the intern to meet P.O.S.T. minimum standards for certification. —Variety of unpaid internship opportunities in various roles, including administration, dietary, health services, maintenance/grounds, and counseling/treatment. —Volunteer and internship opportunities, along with Veterans Training Opportunities (VTO) program for veterans or those currently in the guard or reserve that provides on-the-job-training (OJT) and apprenticeship. —Pre-doctoral internship in professional psychology through Division of Mental Health that involves major and minor rotations to provide hands-on experience in various settings and with various populations. —Variety of internships for spring, summer and fall terms —Unpaid parole internship for spring, summer and fall terms —Variety of internship opportunities at various facilities, including probation, treatment, casework, educational, investigative, human resources, and many other positions. —Variety of volunteer and internship opportunities in various correctional settings, including correctional centers, community release centers, community supervision centers and Probation and Parole district offices. Interns will be provided with the opportunity to work directly with offenders. — Internship opportunity may exist for Treasure State Correctional Training Center (TSCTC) Student Intern, although it is unclear if this is an open continuous opening or otherwise. —Student Internship Program designed for those entering the job market within 12-24 months or those who have not yet decided whether to pursue a career associated with offender populations.