United States Drug Enforcement Administration

The DEA New England Division Student Volunteer Internship Program will be accepting resumes for student volunteer positions for the Winter/Spring 2019 Semester.

Opening Date: August 6, 2018

Closing Date: August 17, 2018

Resumes received after August 17, 2018 will NOT be accepted.

HOW TO APPLY: All resumes MUST be submitted to the following email:

NEFDStudentVolunteers@usdoj.gov

Please reference "Announcement Winter/Spring 2019" in the email.

INCLUDE IN THE EMAIL: DEA Office of preference (please refer to the website for office locations).

OVERVIEW: The Student Volunteer Internship Program allows students to explore career options as well as develop their personal and professional skills. As a student volunteer, you will be exposed to the federal work environment and will learn about the missions and responsibilities of various Federal agencies and departments in a NON-ENFORCEMENT CAPACITY. Some duties of a student volunteer intern may include assisting enforcement, diversion, and intelligence groups with gathering data and research information.

QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED: In order to participate in the DEA Student Volunteer Internship Program, the student must meet all the following requirements:

• Must be enrolled at least part-time in a college, university or other accredited institution (written certification from the accredited institution is required).

• Must be in good academic standing and eligible to continue as an enrolled student.

• Must be a United States citizen.

• Must be able to pass the DEA-administered drug test for illegal drugs (completion of a Drug Questionnaire is required).

• Must be able to pass a background investigation.

• Never been convicted of a felony or a crime of domestic violence.

The Drug Enforcement Administration is an Equal Opportunity Employer.