Internships
The main goal of the Sociology Internship is to provide work experience that complements the theory-based academic program which will help the student identify future career paths, improve career skills, and develop a network of career professionals and mentors.
The internship provides students with a supervised field experience in a social agency or organization. The student is responsible for securing placement prior to course enrollment. Credit can be earned only for work completed during the semester in which the student is enrolled in the course.
Undergraduate and Graduate Internships
- Sociology Internship Form and Syllabus Agreement
- Internship Learning Outcomes Worksheet
- Internship Hours Log
- Internship Evaluation Form
Internship Organizations
There are many organizations available for internships. Please scroll through the categories below to check out some organizations that have provided internships in the past. If there is a place you are interested in that is not listed, please consult Dr. Kyle Anne Nelson for approval.
- Assault Victims
The following are a list of possible internships in organizations that deal with individuals that have been assaulted.
A Woman鈥檚 Place
offers both residential and nonresidential services including 24/7 crisis line, safety planning, safe shelter, case management, individual and group counseling, legal advocacy, Seeking Safety coping skills program for adults and teens, child and teen advocacy, community education, professional training and domestic violence awareness activities. All services are free and confidential.
Contact
Jaime Dale
Email: jaime@awpdv.org
Phone: 970-351-0476
Address: PO Box 71, Greeley, CO 80632
Life Stories Child & Family Advocacyis an assessment center for child victims of severe physical and sexual abuse to be interviewed. Also operates CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates), providing volunteers to work on behalf of abused and neglected children in court.
ContactMarsha Stoll
Phone: 970-353-5970
甜心视频app's Assault Survivors Advocacy Program (ASAP)ASAP provides 24-hour confidential advocacy and support to survivors, prevention education to the campus community, training and consultation to faculty and staff, as well as internship and volunteer opportunities for students.
ContactAngie Makomenaw
Email: angelyn.makomenaw@unco.edu
Phone: 970-351-1490
Address: 501 20th St, Campus Box 17, Greeley, CO 80639
Sexual Assault Survivors, Inc.Make presentations about sexual assault, sexual harassment, and dating violence to local middle and high schools.
Sexual Assault Victim Advocate (SAVA) CenterAt , we believe that every survivor of sexual assault should have a safe place to talk. The Sexual Assault Victim Advocate Center is looking for dedicated advocates to provide support to survivors on our 24-hour crisis hotline. To ensure quality service to the clients we serve, all advocates must be 18 years of age, successfully complete an extensive and enriching training process, and be able to staff several evening and weekend shifts a month. Fluent Spanish speakers welcomed!
Greeley Police Department Victim Assistance UnitVolunteers with are trained to help crime victims deal with the confusion, frustration and problems that they face during the process of rebuilding their lives.
- Disability
The following are a list of possible internships in organizations that work with the disabled.
Connections for Independent Living
assists people with a wide range of disabilities.
Contact
VonAlice Simms
Phone: 970-352-8682Frontier House
Considered a model program in Colorado, graphically illustrates NRBH's commitment and belief that individuals with mental illness can and will actively engage in a recovery process given the opportunity to do so. Clubhouses, like Frontier House, help individuals get back to work, regain their self worth, find safe and affordable housing, improve their education level, and experience mutually respectful relationships.
ContactJennifer Euler, MA
Phone: 970-347-2128
Hearts and Horsespromotes the physical, cognitive, emotional and social well-being of people with special needs through equine assisted therapy.
ContactCarrie Coyne, Volunteer Coordinator
Email: carrie@heartsandhorses.orgPhone: 970-663-4200
Meals on WheelsMeals on Wheels delivers hot meals to seniors and disabled people. Volunteers must have their own car, driver鈥檚 license, and evidence of insurance.
ContactMary Margaret Cox
Phone: 970-353-9738 - Elderly
The following are a list of possible internships in organizations that work with the elderly.
Bonell Good Samaritan Community
serves mostly the elderly. Housing options include nursing beds, assisted living, basic care, congregate and independent living. Health-care services include skilled nursing, boarding and sub acute care; home health care; and outpatient, physical, occupational, speech, respiratory and intravenous therapies. Other services include adult day care, Alzheimer's special care units, respite care and hospice care.
Contact
970-352-6082 ext. 112
Meals on Wheels
Meals on Wheels delivers hot meals to seniors and disabled people. Students must have own their own transportation, driver鈥檚 license, and evidence of insurance.
ContactMary Margaret Cox
Phone: 970-353-9738
Senior Resource Servicesprovides assistance to the elderly. This organization especially needs interns for their "Soup in a Sack" event which occurs several times a year; they also have a valentine event for which they could use an intern, and they want to have a "cycle for seniors" event Summer 2013. Many of their events are fundraising.
ContactDee Ann Groves, Director
Email: dgroves5@aol.com
Phone: 970-352-9348
Address: 800 8th Ave, Ste 145, Greeley, CO 80631 - Family Planning
The following are a list of possible internships in organizations that work in the areas of family planning.
Planned Parenthood
delivers vital reproductive health care, sex education, and information to millions of women, men, and young people worldwide.
Contact
Phone: 970-352-4762
Pregnancy Resource Centeris a Christian organization providing confidential advisement, post abortion counseling, practical assistance.
ContactPhone: 970 -353-2673
- Government
The following are a list of possible government internships.
13th Judicial District Probation Department Morgan County Justice Center
Contact
Cory Flummerfelt
Phone: 970-542-3465 Ext 3377
Address: 400 Warner, Fort Morgan, CO 80701Greeley Police Department-Victim Assistance Unit
Volunteers are trained to help crime victims deal with the confusion, frustration and problems that they face during the process of rebuilding their lives.
ContactDiana Bratton
Email: Diana.Bratton@greeleypd.com
Phone: 970-350-9667
Juvenile Assessment Center (J.A.C.), Weld County
ContactMichael Guthrie
Email: mguthrie@weldjac.org
Phone: 970-351-5460
Public Defender's Office
ContactJames Merson
Email: james.merson@coloradodefenders.us
Phone: 970-353-8224
822 7th St, Ste 300, Greeley, CO 80631
Suicide Education & Support Services of Weld CountyProvides free educational presentations, training and support services in suicide prevention, intervention and postvention.
ContactNidia Nevares
Email: nidia@endsuicide.org
Phone: 970-506-2737
Weld County District AttorneyHeath Montgomery, Community Relations Director
Email: hmontgomery@co.weld.co.us
Phone: 970-356-4010 ext. 4702
Address: 915 10th St, Greeley, CO 80631
Weld County Human Services
ContactPhone: 970-353-3800
Weld County 19th Judicial Probation
ContactCori Buggeln
Email: cori.buggeln@judicial.state.co.us
Phone: 970-475-2873
Address: 934 9th Ave, Greeley, CO 80631
Weld County Sheriff
ContactPaul C. Harvey
Email: pharvey@co.weld.co.us
Phone: 970-356-4015 x 2812
Weld County Youth Alternatives
ContactPhone: 970-351-0700
- Homeless
The following are a list of possible internships in organizations that work with the homeless.
Food Bank, Weld
ContactNicole Hurt
nhurt@secondharvest.org
Phone: 970-356-2199 ext 302Ft. Collins Rescue Mission/Harvest Farm
Ft. Collins Rescue Mission and Harvest Farm have been serving the poor, needy, and addicted in Northern Colorado for over 30 years. They are part of the Denver Rescue Mission.
. NOTE: This does not register you for the class - you will need to contact your advisor to get registered for the class.
CONTACT
Heather Pulley, CVA
Email: hpulley@denrescue.org
Phone: 970-419-7685
Address: 316 Jefferson St, Ft. Collins, CO 80524
Greeley Area Habitat for Humanityneeds volunteers for Saturday home builds and to serve lunch to other volunteers.
HFH Community Store also have opportunities at their warehouse-- 352-1404.
ContactRon, Jessie, or Kat (ReStore Managers)
Email: info@greeleyrestore.org
Phone: 970-352-1404
Address: 2400 29th St, Greeley, CO 80631
Lighthouse MissionVolunteers needed to sort clothing and food, assist with food distribution.
ContactPhone: 970-506-9335
Transitional Houseneeds volunteers to help do light yard work, maintenance of facility, i.e.. painting, steam clean carpets. All tools and materials provided by GTH. Volunteers also needed for child care and different children鈥檚 programs.
ContactPhone: 970-352-3215
- Medical
The following are a list of possible internships in organizations that work in the medical field.
Bonell Good Samaritan Community
serves mostly the elderly. Housing options include nursing beds, assisted living, basic care, congregate and independent living. Health-care services include skilled nursing, boarding and sub acute care; home health care; and outpatient, physical, occupational, speech, respiratory and intravenous therapies. Other services include adult day care, Alzheimer's special care units, respite care and hospice care.
Contact
Phone: 970-352-6082 ext. 112
Ft. Collins Rescue Mission/Harvest Farm
Ft. Collins Rescue Mission and Harvest Farm have been serving the poor, needy, and addicted in Northern Colorado for over 30 years. They are part of the Denver Rescue Mission.
. NOTE: This does not register you for the class - you will need to contact your advisor to get registered for the class.
CONTACT
Heather Pulley, CVA
Email: hpulley@denrescue.org
Phone: 970-419-7685
Address: 316 Jefferson St, Ft. Collins, CO 80524Hospice and Palliative Care of Northern Colorado
ContactAndrea Davidson
Email: afryrear-davidson@HPCNC.org
Phone: 970-352-8487
Island Grove Regional Treatment Center
ContactPhone: 970-356-6664
North Range Behavioral Health
ContactPhone: 970-347-2120
- Women, Children, Families
The following are a list of possible internships in organizations that work with women, children, and families.
A Woman鈥檚 Place
offers both residential and nonresidential services including 24/7 crisis line, safety planning, safe shelter, case management, individual and group counseling, legal advocacy, Seeking Safety coping skills program for adults and teens, child and teen advocacy, community education, professional training and domestic violence awareness activities. All services are free and confidential.
Contact
Jaime Dale
Email: jaime@awpdv.org
Phone: 970-351-0476
Address: PO Box 71, Greeley, CO 80632American Red Cross - Northern Colorado
provides family service case work.
ContactPhone: 970-226-5728 x 229
Boys & Girls Clubs of Weld County
ContactEmily Stanfill, VP of Programming
Email: estanfill@bgcweld.org
Phone: 970-353-1278
Address: PO Box 812, Greeley, CO 80632
Office: 2400 1st Ave, Greeley, CO 80631
Child Advocacy Resource and Education (C.A.R.E.)C.A.R.E. offers community education and intervention regarding parenting issues and child abuse prevention to individuals, groups, or families.
ContactAnnie Goodrick
Phone: 970-356-6751Denver Rescue Mission
has been serving the poor and needy in the Denver metro area for more than 125 years.
. NOTE: This does not register you for the class - you will need to contact your advisor to get registered for the class.
Contact
Sarah Hood
Email: shood@denrescue.org
Address: The Crossing, 6090 Smith Rd, Denver, CO 80216
Food Bank, Weld
ContactNicole Hurt
nhurt@secondharvest.org
Phone: 970-356-2199 ext 302
Girl Scouts, Mountain Prairie Council
ContactRuth Ann Thompson or Tanya Trujillo-Martinez
Phone: 970-397-6447 or 970-231-0575
The Jacob CenterFoster care, services for teens in trouble, foster family services, home detention, case management, alternative sentencing program. Youth and family service agency.
ContactJoel D. Painter
Phone: 970-352-2852 or 970-484-8427
Joyful Journeys Community EnrichmentJoyful Journeys Community Enrichment strives to builds positive community bonds, positive relationship building with adults, and successful achievement through study time, craft building, game playing, community service and positive leisure activities at little or no cost to individuals.
ContactTasha VanMarter (a Sociology alum!)
Email: tasha.vanmarter@yahoo.com
Phone: 303-667-9695
Youth & Family Connections
ContactMichael Guthrie
Email: mguthrie@weldjac.org
Phone: 970-351-5460Life Stories Child & Family Advocacy
is an assessment center for child victims of severe physical and sexual abuse to be interviewed. Also operates CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates), providing volunteers to work on behalf of abused and neglected children in court.
Contact
Marsha Stoll
Phone: 970-353-5970
Lutheran Family Services Rocky Mountainis a faith based, non-profit human service agency helping children and families during their most challenging times. We have been committed to serving all people, regardless of race, religion, gender or age since 1948. Past internships offered are Supervised Visitation Program and Children's Programs.
ContactTammy Fisher, Coordinator
Email: tammy.fisher@lfsco.org
Phone: 970-356-6751 x 8871
Rocky Mountain Resource Center - New York Resource CenterThe helps people and their families who have been in destructive groups such as cults, gangs, and hate groups. One of our main goals at the Center is to educate the public about these destructive groups.
ContactLisa Monroney (Rocky Mountain Resource Center)
Email: lmonroney@rmrc-nyrc.org
Phone: 970-829-9500
Turning Pointprovides services for adolescents having problems at home, in school, and with the law.
ContactPhone: 970-221-0999 or 970-221-0550 x 102
United Way of Weld County - Promises for Childrenvolunteers visit parents of new infants and provide developmental information, community resources and ongoing support.
ContactEmma Wood
Email: ewood@unitedway-weld.org
Phone: 970-304-6198
Address: 814 9th St, Greeley, CO 80631
Weld County Youth Alternatives
ContactPhone: 970-351-0700
Youth & Family ConnectionsCommunity-based service organization, provides coordinated multi-agency services for youth struggling with life issues, out of parent control or engaged in anti-social behaviors.
ContactMichael Guthrie
Email: MGuthrie@YouthandFamilyConnections.org
Phone: 970-351-5460
Address: 2835 10th St, Greeley, CO 8631 - Other
The following are a list of possible internships in organizations that work in various fields.
Suicide Education & Support Services of Weld County
Provides free educational presentations, training and support services in suicide prevention, intervention and postvention.
Contact
Nidia Nevares
Email: nidia@endsuicide.org
Phone: 970-506-2737
Community Education Outreachoffers education and training to felons serving sentences in the Community Corrections Facility in Greeley, including GED tutoring and job search training such as resume writing, interviewing, etc.
ContactErica Jackson
Email: erica@ceocolorado.org
Phone: 970-584-2773
Address: 110 H Street, Greeley, CO 80631Immigrant and Refugee Center of Northern Colorado
CONTACT
Joni Lopez
Email: joni@ircnoco.org
Phone: 970-352-7323
Address: 3001 8th Ave, Ste 170, Evans, CO 80620
If you have an internship opportunity you would like to post here, please contact the Sociology Department at 970-351-2315 or Sociology@unco.edu.
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