FJP Community Justice Student Intern

Why a community justice intern?
Major General Fitz John Porter, our local hero, was scapegoated for a terrible Civil War battlefield decision by a superior officer. He was wrongfully court-martialed and discharged as part of a political battle.
Today, the namesake Fitz John Porter Project is striving to promote justice in our community.
If you believe you have a means to promote justice and civility, apply to become a Fitz John Porter intern for a three month period.
There will be a $250 scholarship awarded to help you achieve your proposed project goal.

Fitz John Porter intern objective:

The objective of the Fitz John Porter community student intern is to design and implement a project to promote community justice and/or civility in the spirit of the Fitz John Porter project — a community force for good.

The Fitz John Porter project will assist the intern with helping to make the chosen project a success.

Application for the Fitz John Porter Community Justice Intern:

Name/Address/Telephone

Email

Describe your personal life experience that would help you become a successful community justice intern

Identify one or more experiences that you have been involved with that could be of benefit of becoming the student community justice intern

Please describe an incident, event, or dispute of which you have knowledge that you believe your proposed project could be helpful in the ultimate resolution.

Please state why you want to be selected as the Community Justice Intern. Please list any experience you have had problem-solving, and please mention any goals you would hope to achieve in this position.

FJP Community Justice Student Intern

Why a community justice intern?

Major General Fitz John Porter, our local hero, was scapegoated for a terrible Civil War battlefield decision by a superior officer. He was wrongfully court-martialed and discharged as part of a political battle.

Today, the namesake Fitz John Porter Project is striving to promote justice in our community.

If you believe you have a means to promote justice and civility, apply to become a Fitz John Porter intern for a three month period.

There will be a $250 scholarship awarded to help you achieve your proposed project goal.

Fitz John Porter intern objective:

The objective of the Fitz John Porter community student intern is to design and implement a project to promote community justice and/or civility in the spirit of the Fitz John Porter project — a community force for good.

The Fitz John Porter project will assist the intern with helping to make the chosen project a success.

Application for the Fitz John Porter Community Justice Intern:

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