U.S. Equal Employment
Opportunity Commission
About the Program: The SVSP is designed to provide educationally-related work assignments to students who have expressed interest in civil rights and/or public service endeavors. The EEOC and the institution enter into a mutually beneficial agreement that enables students to gain first-hand knowledge and experience in Equal Employment Opportunity laws and case processing procedures.
What to Expect: Volunteers will be provided opportunities to become involved in a number of EEOC functions: the investigative process, mediations, the federal EEO hearings process, outreach, technical assistance, and litigation. The student volunteer will work under the supervision of a senior representative of the unit to which he or she is assigned. The student will be given specific duties to perform such as drafting charges of discrimination, developing investigatory plans, conducting witness interviews, and researching issues. Selection for participation in the volunteer student intern program will be based on the requirements outlined below.
Requirements of the Program:
Timeline:
Applications for the summer session must be submitted by March 1st. The March 1st deadline may be extended if needed to fill open positions. Applications for the spring and fall sessions may be submitted at any time.
To apply, submit the following:
Send required documents by:
Mail to:
U. S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
ATTN: STUDENT VOLUNTEER SERVICE PROGRAM (SVSP)
100 Alabama Street, NW
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
OR Fax to - 404 562-6909
OR EMAIL to: henry.wesloski@eeoc.gov
For more information, go to The EEOC Atlanta District Office.