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Criminal Justice Field Placement ProgramUniversity of Wisconsin - Milwaukee

Criminal Justice Department

Field Placement Agency List

*** Please take note of the following ***

1. Resume and Field Placement Application are required2. Whether an agency requires additional materials or application forms

3. The due date that all materials are required to be submitted4. The earlier due dates for Federal agencies

5. Agencies may not be able to accommodate a student every semester

Please see next page for more information

This list is subject to change

Revised: April 2, 2019

Criminal Justice Field Placement ProgramUniversity of Wisconsin - Milwaukee

Criminal Justice Department

PLEASE READ CAREFULLY:

PREREQUISITES: Must be of Junior standing in a Criminal Justice major (or a major very similar in relation) with a GPA of 2.5 or higher and have successfully completed CRM JST 110.

STUDENTS: When filling out the Field Placement Application, please list your choices in order of preference. Placements will be assigned on a first-come, first-served basis. If you cannot be placed in the agency of your choice,

you will be placed elsewhere, based on your stated interests. Students should not attempt to set up their placement. The Field Placement Project Assistant is responsible for this process.

NOTE: Placements are not always available for each agency listed; this varies each semester.A 3-credit placement requires completion of 96 semester hours and a 6-credit placement requires completion of

192 semester hours. Some agencies may require more than 8 hrs/week from the student.Undergraduates are limited to a total of 6 credits. Graduate students are limited to a total of 3 credits.

No student is guaranteed a placement merely by submitting an application.Field placement agencies will accommodate students with learning disabilities and physically disabilities.

FEDERAL AGENCY PLACEMENTS: These placements are very competitive and there are limited positions available. Plan to apply at least 6 to 8 months in advance. Some agencies require you to apply online. Preference is given to

Graduate students and those interested in Federal Government careers.

Please return Field Placement Application to Enderis Hall 1125Undergraduate students enroll in CJ 311-001 for a 3-credit placement or CJ 311-002 for a 6-credit placement

Graduate students enroll in CJ 999-004

QUESTIONS:Field Placement Project Assistant Marcus Collins at [email protected] or (414) 229-4973 (END 1125)

Field Placement Coordinator Dr. Thomas LeBel at [email protected] or (414) 229-2356 (END 1117)

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Agency Contact DescriptionAntigo Police Department840 Clermont St Antigo, WI 54409

Captain Eric RollerObserve patrol officers through ride-alongs. Spend time working with the jail and dispatch. May be involved with community programs.

Bayside Public Safety Department9075 N Regent RdBayside, WI 53217

Chief Doug Larsson

Provides experience in a combined public safety department. Student will experience patrol, public service/public relations, dispatching, and clerical work.

Brookfield Police Department2100 N Calhoun RdBrookfield, WI 53005

Lt. Tim Hanaman

Assignment to patrol, investigations, crime prevention, records, dispatch, teleserve, and community services. CJ majors who wish to pursue a law enforcement profession given preference.See Field Placement Assistant for additional application form.

Brown County Sheriff's Office2684 Development DrGreen Bay, WI 54311

Captain Dan Sandberg

Provides experience in patrol, jail operations, courthouse security, dispatch center, investigative division, special units, and community policing.See Field Placement Assistant for additional application form.

Brown Deer Police Department4800 W Green Brook DrMilwaukee, WI 53223

Lt. Dan KrohnLt. Jonathan Schmitz

See Field Placement Assistant for additional application form.

Caledonia Police Department6900 Nicholson RdCaledonia, WI 53108

Lt. Gary LarsenAssignment will be made to the Detective and Communication Bureaus.

Cudahy Police Department5050 S Lake DrCudahy, WI 53110

Lt. Christopher BluntStudents will be able to observe all facets of the department.

Dane County Sheriff’s OfficePublic Safety Building115 W Doty StMadison, WI 53703

Deputy Marcus Stanford

Areas include: ride-alongs, investigations, jail, court, tactical, and special projects.Students interested in law enforcement.Due 1 week prior to application deadline.See Field Placement Assistant for additional application form.

Dodge County Sheriff’s Office124 West StJuneau, WI 53039

Captain Trace FrostStudents will be able to observe all facets of the department.

Elm Grove Police Department13600 Juneau BlvdElm Grove, WI 53122

Assistant Chief Jason HennenRide-along program. Clear criminal history. Good people skills. Flexible schedule (2nd shift hours).

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Agency Contact DescriptionFranklin Police Department9455 W Loomis RdFranklin, WI 53132

Sgt. Jason FincelProvides students with experience in administration/dispatch, patrol (all shifts), Detective Bureau, and Municipal Court.

Geneva Lake Law Enforcement AgencyPO Box 1003Williams Bay, WI 53191

Chief Tom Hausner

Ride-along program. Mainly Boat patrol but may also assist with paperwork and community relations initiatives.Summer Only.

Germantown Police DepartmentN112 W16877 Mequon RdPO Box 96Germantown, WI 53022

Lt. James Theep

Provides opportunity to shadow officers during their duty shift to experience traffic stops, field interrogations, interviews, booking procedures, and daily roll calls.

Glendale Police Department5909 N Milwaukee River PkwyGlendale, WI 53209

Officer Todd LynchStudents will be able to observe all facets of the department.

Green Lake CountySheriff’s Office486 Hill StPO Box 586Green Lake, WI 54941

Chief Deputy SheriffMark P. Putzke

Learn the inner workings of the Sheriff’s Department. Student must reside within Green Lake or a surrounding county. Residence requirement may be waived in lieu of reference by in county resident.See Field Placement Assistant for additional application form.

Greenfield Police Department5300 W Layton AveGreenfield, WI 53220

Captain Ray RadakovichStudents will be able to observe all facets of the department.

Hales Corners Police Department5635 S New Berlin RdHales Corners, WI 53130

Lt. Paul BrantmanRide-along program. Complete background check and interview with field supervisor required.

Hartland Police Department210 Cottonwood AveHartland, WI 53029

Deputy Chief Rosario Collura

A law enforcement internship with our department is primarily an opportunity for observation of the job through interaction and riding along with an officer. The student will learn about internal operations of the department as well as work on the street. Students must be of good character and free of criminal or ordinance convictions that are in conflict with the mission of a law enforcement agency.

Lake Geneva Police Department626 Geneva StLake Geneva, WI 53147

Sgt. Jason HallStudents will be able to observe all facets of the department.

Madison Police Department211 S Carroll StMadison, WI 53709

Officer Joel DeSpainProvides students with a variety of experiences.Submit materials one semester in advance.

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Agency Contact DescriptionManitowoc CountySheriff’s Office1025 S 9th StManitowoc, WI 54220

Deputy Inspector Larry LedvinaProvides experiences on patrol, in the adult and juvenile jail, court processes, dispatch, working with detectives, and administration.

Menomonee FallsPolice DepartmentCommunity Service UnitW156 N8480 Pilgrim RdMenomonee Falls, WI 53051

Assistant Chief Mark Waters

Experience with all three patrol shifts, the detective bureau, communications bureau, community service unit, and “front office” administrative duties.

Mequon Police Department11300 N Buntrock AveMequon, WI 53092

Officer Brian Gensrick

Observe law enforcement officers in various criminal justice settings such as patrol, investigation/detective work, court testimony, and special enforcement activities such as drug enforcement, special response, and school liaison assignments. Students will primarily be participating in patrol ride-along activities on each of the three patrol shifts.

Milwaukee CountySheriff’s Office (MCSO)9225 S 68th StFranklin, WI 53132

Deputy Brandon Rios

Student will rotate between four bureaus: Detention, Police Services, Courts, and Auxiliary and Criminal Investigations. See Field Placement Assistant for additional application forms that students are required to complete. Application due 4 months prior to the semester’s application deadline.See Field Placement Assistant for additional application form.

Milwaukee Police Department6680 N Teutonia AveMilwaukee, WI 53209

Kamala Anderson

Positions differ due to interests. Examples are Homicide Review Commission, Research, Community Liaison Officer, Sensitive Crime Division, Investigations Bureau, District Stations, Crime Analysis, Forensics, Neighborhood Safe Group, etc. See Field Placement Assistant for additional application form.

Muskego Police DepartmentW183 S8150 Racine AveMuskego, WI 53150

Captain David Constantineau

Interns accompany and observe patrol officers, detectives, and school liaison officers during their normal duties. Students who are interested in careers in law enforcement preferred.


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Agency Contact Description

Oak Creek Police Department301 W Ryan RdOak Creek, WI 53154

Sgt. Andrew Ahearn

Students will gain valuable experience by observing officers in action. Students will conduct ride-alongs with patrol officers, detectives, court liaision, and dispatchers on all three shifts. As scheduling allows, students may also be able to observe training with evidence techs, SWAT, negotiators, K9 unit, and use of force training unit.

Ozaukee CountySheriff’s Office1201 S Spring StPort Washington, WI 53012

Lt. Marshall HermannStudents will be able to observe all facets of the department, including patrol functions, investigations, communications, canine units, etc.

Racine CountySheriff’s Office717 Wisconsin AveRacine, WI 53403

Sgt. Kelly GoetzkeInternship will cover many different areas within the Sheriff’s Department and will be mainly observation only.

Racine Police Department730 Center StRacine, WI 53403

Lt. Martin PavilonisStudents work with the patrol and investigative departments.

Saukville Police Department649 E Green Bay AveSaukville, WI 53080

Sgt. Robert RamthunExperience in general policing, administration, firearms, court systems, crime lab, and accident investigation.

Sheboygan CountySheriff’s Office525 N 6th StSheboygan, WI 53081

Captain Cory Roeseler

Interns typically will experience patrol, dispatch, courts, jail, etc. Request a student that is majoring in Criminal Justice and has interest in the field of law enforcement upon graduation. No criminal record.See Field Placement Assistant for additional application form.

Sheboygan Police Department1315 N 23rd StSheboygan, WI 53081

Lt. Michael Williams

Mainly observation only internship incorporating many aspects of a police department. In some instances students might assist with special projects.

St. Francis Police Department3400 E. HowardSt. Francis, WI 53235

Lt. Timothy Blunt

Dispatch duties, film and identification procedures, and general patrol (ride-along). Students interested in a career in law enforcement preferred.


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State of WisconsinDepartment of Natural Resources (DNR)101 S Webster StMadison, WI 53707

Warden Tony YoungWarden Matthew Groppi

Lt. Jeffrey King

Conservation Warden Interns will work one on one with a Wisconsin Conservation Warden. Wardens are law enforcement officers that educate the public through community policing and enforce our states hunting, fishing, trapping, boating, snowmobile, ATV, and Environmental Laws. Interns can expect to work with a Warden as they carry out their duties. Every day is new and different, and every season in Wisconsin brings something new again. This internship will be about as diverse in its experience as a student could ever hope for. Opportunities available in Ozaukee and Milwaukee County. Other opportunities may also become available upon request.Preference given to students who have a high interest in the prospect of future employment with this agency.Cover Letter required.

Two Rivers Police Department1717 E Park StTwo Rivers, WI 54241

Captain Robert Kappelman

Experience in general policing duties via police job shadowing. Students will also have involvement in community policing programs with specific assignments for students within these community policing programs.

Walworth CountySheriff’s Office1770 County Rd NNPO Box 1004Elkhorn, WI 53121

Sgt. Troy Anhalt

Student will be exposed to various aspects of the agency including patrol, radio dispatch, jail, and detective division. Student is required to work 4 eight hour shifts per 7-day week for nine weeks.

Washington CountySheriff’s Office500 N Schmidt RdWest Bend, WI 53090

Lt. Robert Stuesser

Students would go on ride-along, work with Corrections Officers in the County Jail, and Communication Officers in Dispatch Center. This is an observation only internship. Washington County residents are preferred but others can apply.


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Waukesha CountySheriff’s Office515 W Mooreland BlvdWaukesha, WI 53188

Lt. Brian Bortmess

Students will work patrol where they will go on ride-alongs, work the court, jail, huber, and dispatch. Students will also work with a school resource officer. Mainly an observation only internship. Must have a clear criminal and drug record to be considered.Must submit one letter of recommendation from either a Waukesha County Sheriff's Department employee or other law enforcement officer/deputy.

Waukesha Police Department1901 Delafield StWaukesha, WI 53188

Lt. Kevin RiceStudents will go on ride-alongs. Observation only. Preference given to local residents.

Wauwatosa Police Department 1700 N 116th StWauwatosa, WI 53226

Officer Daniel Kane

Interns typically do ride-alongs, spend time with dispatch, detectives, and the community support division to see all aspects of the job. This is a competitive internship and a better fit for the 6-credit option.

West Allis Police Department11301 W Lincoln AveWest Allis, WI 53227

Lt. Chris Beldin

Provides students with a variety of experiences including patrol, dispatch, investigation, prevention, courts, and crime analysis. Crime analysis portion currently on hold.

West Bend Police Department115 S Main StWest Bend, WI 53095

Captain Tim DehringAssignment to dispatch, patrol, investigations, court, and school liaison officers. No Criminal Record.


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Wisconsin State PatrolSoutheast RegionHeadquarters - Waukesha21115 E Moreland BlvdWaukesha, WI 53186

Send inquiries to:Captain Timothy Carnahan

[email protected]

Provides students with a unique and practical experience in law enforcement. Students will observe and actively participate in six areas of effort: 1) Patrol Operations, 2) Communications, 3) Court, 4) Effective Report Writing, 5) Motor Carrier Enforcement, and 6) Administration. These areas encompass duty at headquarters in Waukesha and in the field. Preference given to students who are serious about a career in law enforcement and have a high interest in the prospect of future employment with this agency. Must pass an interview with the Region Commanding Officer.Requires 8 to 16 hours per week.Must send a written letter of application (Cover Letter) to the Region Commanding Officer. Applications letters will be evaluated for professionalism and articulation as the initial consideration for our programLetter of Recommendation required from Field Placement Assistant. See Field Placement Assistant for more details.Agency requires student to send inquiry.


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Green BayCorrectional InstitutionPO Box 19022Green Bay, WI 54307

Bob NovitskiA maximum security prison for adult males. Students will learn issues of security, discipline, and social work.

Marshall SherrerCorrectional Center1318 N 14th StMilwaukee, WI 53205

Jessica StudzinskiMinimum security facility for state offenders, houses 32 inmates, designed for short term treatment and work release.

Milwaukee Women’sCorrectional Center615 W Keefe AveMilwaukee, WI 53212

Corrections Program SupervisorJustin Mosling

JoAnne KempLisa Syrrakos

25 female residents – drug and alcohol abuse. Female, adult pre-release center (minimum security). Counseling and learning to deal with the offender and her family.

Outagamie County JailSheriff’s Office410 S Walnut StAppleton, WI 54911

Lt. Doug Verheyen

Opportunity to work directly with inmates, participate in various court activities within the jail, as well as observe educational and rehabilitative programming.

Racine Correctional Institution2019 Wisconsin StSturtevant, WI 53177

Correctional SupervisorMichelle Finn

Program SupervisorTommy Thomas

An adult male medium security prison with approximately 1,800 inmates, as well as the minimum security facility (Sturtevant Transitional Correctional Facility), that offers wide-range of educational & treatment programs. Variety of opportunities available to students eager to learn. Interns would be able to assist with administrative duties, policy writing, security functions in housing units, records, as well as within the treatment areas (psychological, substance use counseling, and social work). Interns that will feel comfortable in an adult male setting and interacting with inmates on a daily basis, in addition to those that can maintain a security mindset and boundary setting abilities should apply.

State of WisconsinDepartment of Corrections21425-B Spring StUnion Grove, WI 53182

Ruth Sullivan

Female correctional institution offering a variety of treatment programs. Students may assist with individual case plans, family involvement, research projects, etc.

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Legal Aid Society of Milwaukee728 N James Lovell St 3rd StMilwaukee, WI 53233

Peter Koneazny

Assist with research on legal issues and case fact-finding, data entry, and inmate interviewing for a public interest law firm representing low income people in a variety of civil matters.Graduate students preferred during the summer semesters.

Milwaukee County District Attorney’s OfficeInvestigative Unit821 W State St Room 110Milwaukee, WI 53233

ADA Karen LoebelDavid Budde

Agency responsible for prosecuting criminal (misdemeanor and felony) cases. Duties include assisting investigators, paralegal activity, and legal research. Must have good driving record.Not available for 6 credits.See Field Placement Assistant for additional application form.

Milwaukee County District Attorney’s OfficeVictim Witness Services Division821 W State St Room 405Milwaukee, WI 53233

Debra Davidoski

Units include: Child Protection Advocacy Unit, General Crimes (misdemeanor/felony and homicide), Domestic Violence, Crisis Response, Juvenile Justice Center, and Outreach (subpoena processors). Interns are assigned to a specific unit but will spend time in each unit. Will be working primarily with Victim Advocates. The minimum time commitment for an undergraduate internship is 140 hours/semester.6 credits preferred.Cover Letter required.See Field Placement Assistant for additional application form.

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Office of theState Public DefenderMilwaukee Trial Office819 N 6th St 9th FloorMilwaukee, WI 53203

Kim SwenorRaynard Richards

Units include: Investigations, Paralegal/Office Support, Client Services Specialists (Social Workers), and Law (Reserved for Law School students). Other units may become available.Investigations: Students will participate in various activities related to obtaining records, processing subpoenas, interviewing clients, typing reports, consulting with public defenders on certain cases, and will also conduct independent case investigations.Paralegal/Office Support: Gather information regarding bail and sentencing plans and assist in trial preparation, sentencing and revocation hearings.Requires 12 to 16 hours per week for 3 credits; more hours required for 6 credits.See Field Placement Assistant for additional application form.

Rock CountyVictim/Witness Program51 S Main StJanesville, WI 53545

Shelley Sturdevant

Student will observe various court proceedings, work with victims/witnesses, and read police reports in order to assess/evaluate the needs of victims.

University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Legal Clinic2200 E Kenwood BlvdUWM Union Building 357Milwaukee, WI 53201

Thomas Witzel http://uwm.edu/university-legal-

clinic/volunteer/online-application/

Students go through a semester of training at the University Legal Clinic with one attorney and a class size of about six. After completing this training program, they are accepted as paralegals and work under the attorney’s supervision to assist UWM students with their legal questions and problems. *Must apply online. Students must commit for three semesters, with the first semester being a training semester. Students become Volunteer Paralegals after being voted on by the general staff at the end of their training semester.

Waukesha County District Attorney’s OfficeVictim-Witness Assistance515 W Moreland Blvd G-72Waukesha, WI 53188

Jennifer Dunn

Work with families and victims of juvenile sensitive and domestic crimes. Includes exposure to administrative duties, crisis counseling, court escorts, and referral services.6 credits only.

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Agency Contact DescriptionCenter for Self-Sufficiency728 N James Lovell St, 2nd FloorMilwaukee, WI 53211

Jennifer PatrickStudents will have opportunities to assist in both assessment and counseling of case management.

Kalamazoo DistrictCourt Probation227 W Michigan AveKalamazoo, MI 49007

Lynn Kirkpatrick and John Haskell

Student will be provided with a broad overview of the functions of a district court and its probation department. Will also assist with record keeping.

State of WisconsinDepartment of CorrectionsCommunity Corrections Employment Program (CCEP)4160 N Port Washington RdGlendale, WI 53212

Niel Thoreson

Work with offenders immediately prior or upon release from a state correctional facility. Assist the offenders in finding permanent jobs through the development of good work habits. Provide job performance evaluation and counseling of participants on an employer’s expectation in regular work. Emphasis on exposure to the world of work and the acquisition of basic work skills. Work on case management and could occasionally visit with probation and parole officers.Must be a criminal justice major.

State of WisconsinDepartment of CorrectionsDivision of Community Corrections Green Bay130 E Walnut St Suite 302Green Bay, WI 54301

Roger NevcanWork with DCC agents to supervise adult offenders who are in the community under conditional release provisions.

State of WisconsinDepartment of Corrections Division of Community Corrections Manitowoc940 Maritime DrManitowoc, WI 54220

Kevin Mueller

Shadow agents in their work activities. Observe court proceedings, jail operations (tour minimum, medium, and maximum facilities), minor violation reports, initial interviews with new clients, and set up case files for supervision. Must have an interest in Community Corrections.

State of Wisconsin Department of CorrectionsDivision of Probation and ParoleMilwaukee819 N 6th StMilwaukee, WI 53203

Tina Londre

Student will work with an agent to supervise offenders on probation and parole. Administrative and direct service counseling placements available. Students may be placed at different locations. All Milwaukee area offices available. Preferance given to serious students who are dedicated and have a high interest in working with this agency.Not available in Summer.6 credit placement preferred.

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Agency Contact DescriptionState of WisconsinDepartment of Corrections Division of Probation and ParoleSheboygan 3422 Wilgus AveSheboygan, WI 53083

Amy RodriguezStudent will work with an agent to supervise offenders on probation and parole.

State of Wisconsin Department of Corrections Division of Probation and ParoleWaukesha1900 Pewaukee Rd Suite IWaukesha, WI 53188

Susan VincentSupervision of adult and juvenile clients, home visits, and interviewing clients.


(The Difference Principle, INC)JusticePoint, INCAdministrative Office205 W Highland Ave Suite 201Milwaukee, WI 53203

HR Director Julie Murdock

JusticePoint Inc. is a private non-profit organization in Milwaukee, WI that works to promote and expand opportunities for safe release and community integration of criminal offenders. It collaborates with government agencies and community organizations to provide justice system planning, and to support and enhance the effectiveness of services within a coordinated community justice system.Please see listing below for available opportunities.

JusticePoint, INCCentral Liaison Unit (CLU)821 W State StMilwaukee, WI 53233


Provides supervision and case management services to low-risk individuals who enter into pre-charging Diversion Agreements or to moderate-risk individuals who enter into post-charging TAD-ineligible Deferred Prosecution Agreements with the Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office. Additionally, the CLU provides Cognitive Behavioral Therapy ('CBT') groups using the National Institute of Correction's 'Thinking for a Change' curriculum to individuals whose risk assessments identified anti-social thoughts, beliefs, or attitudes to be likely contributors to future criminal activity. Interns will provide case management and monitoring services for deferred prosecution and diversion defendants.Requires a 16 hour per week commitment.

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JusticePoint, INC Drug Treatment Court821 W State StMilwaukee, WI 53233


Provides coordination and case management services for the Milwaukee County Drug Treatment Court. Interns will be responsible for assisting the Coordinator in organizing referrals to the Drug Treatment Court, maintaining records related to the daily operation of the court, as well as ensuring that the court is in compliance with the policies and procedures outlined for the court as well as those promulgated by the National Association of Treatment Court Professionals. Additionally, JusticePoint provides Case Management services for participants of the Drug Treatment Court - working with clients two to four times per week to identify treatment and other needs necessary for them to achieve and maintain sobriety.Requires a 16 hour per week commitment.

JusticePoint, INCPretrial Electronic Monitoring821 W State StMilwaukee, WI 53233


A program which utilizes GPS ankle bracelet technology to monitor compliance with geographic restrictions ordered by the court as a condition of bail. Defendants are ordered to remain in designated locations at designated times of the day/week, all of which is monitored on a minute by minutes basis by software interfaced with the cellular-enabled GPS tracking bracelet. Like the Pretrial Supervision unit, Electronic Monitoring staff identify risk and need areas of each defendant and, with court approval, refer clients to programming designed to mitigate or address that risk/need. Interns will conduct background checks, interviews, verification, prepare court reports, and enter info in database.Requires a 16 hour per week commitment.

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JusticePoint, INCPretrial Supervision821 W State StMilwaukee, WI 53233


Provides supervision and case management services to defendants ordered to supervision as a condition of their bail. Pretrial Officers/Case Managers monitor all court-ordered conditions of release as well as provide referral services to programming aimed at addressing risk and need areas that are identified as possibly contributing to future justice system involvement if not properly addressed. Staff provide regular reporting to the court on compliance and non-compliance with court ordered conditions and apply incentives or sanctions to pro- or anti-social actions according to a behavior-response matrix.Requires a 16 hour per week commitment.

JusticePoint, INCTreatment Alternatives and Diversion (TAD)821 W State StMilwaukee, WI 53233


Staff provide screening, assessment, and case management for individuals who have entered into Deferred Prosecution Agreements ('DPAs') with the Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office. Deferred Prosecution Agreements provide an alternative to traditional case processing whereby a defendant who admits to wrongdoing enters into a DPA which lays out a series of required steps a person must complete over a set period of time. JusticePoint staff use a variety of tools to screen and assess defendants for program eligibility and then provide Supervision/Case Management of individuals who enter into DPAs under the TAD program.Requires a 16 hour per week commitment.


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JusticePoint, INCUniversal Screening821 W State StMilwaukee, WI 53233


Located in the Milwaukee County Criminal Justice Facility (CJF), pretrial investigators conduct interviews/investigations of all arrestees booked into the CJF who are facing a bail setting decision. Using actuarial risk assessment instruments, pretrial investigators determine an individual's risk for pretrial misconduct -- defined as risk to miss court or be rearrested while on bail -- and use that measured risk to make recommendations to judicial officers as to bond type, bond amount, and other conditions of bail suited to mitigate identified risk factors.Requires a 16 hour per week commitment.


New Horizon Center, Inc.PO Box 18640 Milwaukee, WI 53218

Chantel Bowen

Provides field placement opportunities in social service and counseling areas. Students would shadow professionals to give them a better idea of the position and what it would take to succeed in the social service field.

Pathfinders Youth Shelter1614 E Kane PlMilwaukee, WI 53202

Susan Raines

A state-licensed group home for runaway youth. Students deal with youth through drug, phone, and crisis counseling; the juvenile system, case planning, and group dynamics.

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Project UJIMA620 S 76th St Suite 120West Allis, WI 53214

Brooke Mortag

Provide home visits to the families of victims of violence. Ongoing case management. Connects families to neighborhood resources. Deals with children who were the victims of gun shots, stab wounds, or domestic violence. Also works with some adult victims and surviving families of adults who were the victim of homicide. Works closely with the Homicide Review Commission and does regular follow ups with the victim’s families. Also works closely with the crime victim compensation program at the state level. Will require an extensive list of immunization documentation. Must ask for the list of required immunizations during the interview process at the agency because it will take time to complete.

Servant Manor Group, Inc.PO Box 091484Milwaukee, WI 53209

Adrienne Hunter

24-hour group homes (3 group homes within Milwaukee County) with hours available during day, night, and weekends. Interns will assist in the direct supervision and group counseling of youths, cooking, tutoring, and helping with homework. Will go to court and check in on youth at school. Ensure youths complete daily chores and update behavior logs. Will work with various criminal justice programs, agencies, and professionals within the community.Undergraduate students only.

Truancy Abatement And Burglary Suppression Program (TABS)3000 N Sherman BlvdMilwaukee, WI 53210

Lois Graff

Program promotes school attendance by enforcing state compulsory school attendance laws. Students will serve as intake workers, assessment counselors, and case workers, monitoring attendance and offering support to students and parents.

Walker’s Point Youth And Family Center2030 W National AveMilwaukee, WI 53204

Jill Geurts

A social service agency providing services to adolescents ages 12-17. Services include individual, group, family counseling as well as advocacy regarding school and court situations.Verbal and written documentation skills required.

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Benedict Center For Criminal Justice135 W Wells St Suite 700Milwaukee, WI 53203

Janet Miller Rachel Scalise

Operates a variety of programs focusing on jail inmates and first time offenders and research related to courts and jail conditions. Conducts counseling, advocacy, referral, and education programs.

Chicago Crime CommissionPO Box 8021Chicago, IL 60680

Valencia Lee

A non-profit, non-partisan organization dedicated to combating crime. Interns gain a firsthand view of the criminal justice system and valuable insight into career opportunities within the criminal justice field. Projects include analyzing crime statistics, conducting research, conducting Internet searches on criminal topics, and assisting with event planning and community network projects. Interns will also have the opportunity to tour various criminal justice agencies in and around Chicago.Summer OnlyCover Letter required.

Dr. Martin Luther King Community Center1531 W Vliet StMilwaukee, WI 53205

Gloria Hall or Maurice Beckley

A community center, funded by United Way, which provides recreational/cultural activities for youth and adults. Students work with youth ages 9-17 as well as adults and senior citizens, or in the Social Services Department working with all phases of community involvement.

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Hope House of Milwaukee, Inc.209 W Orchard StPO Box 04095Milwaukee, WI 53204

Patrick Schrank

Transitional living shelter for men, women, and families that offers youth education programs, adult education programs, community outreach services, the United Southside Food Pantry, and the Angel of Hope Medical Clinic. Students will work closely with Youth Education Liaison with after-school and evening services to resident and neighborhood youth. This includes tutoring, recreational & enrichment activities, and accompanying youth on field trips. Opportunities for interns to develop their own “group,” which are weekly meetings with youth to discuss varying topics. Interns may also attend community meetings with Liaison.

Metropolitan Milwaukee FairHousing Council, Inc. (MMFHC)759 Milwaukee St Suite 500Milwaukee, WI 53202

William Tisdale

Assist in the structure and design of investigations of possible violations of fair housing laws, conduct legal research, and participate in meetings with attorneys and staff of public enforcement agencies.

Office of the MayorConstituent Relations200 E Wells StMilwaukee, WI 53202

Nick Ramos

Respond to constituent concerns and requests for service. Research issues and legislation that affect Milwaukee.Strong communication and writing skills necessary.Requires 15-20 hours per week.Cover Letter required with availability for the specific semester.

Project Return 2821 N 4th St Room 202Milwaukee, WI 53212

Wendel Hruska

Assists men and women in returning to the community following incarceration; student will gain exposure to minimum security facilities, and assist in ex-offender work and housing placement. Must have valid driver’s license and own a vehicle.

St. Rose Youth and Family Center3801 N 88th StMilwaukee, WI 53222

Bridgett Brown

Interns would be part of the Family Reunification Program. Interns may be involved with in office support, prison visitation days, support group co-facilitation, individual/family therapy observation, and community interaction.

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Sojourner Family Peace Center619 W Walnut StMilwaukee, WI 53212

Lily Grant

Opportunities available in both the Beyond Abuse Program and the Restraining Order Unit. The Beyond Abuse Program operates out of an undisclosed location and works with men and women who have committed violent, abusive, and/or exhibit controlling behavior in their marriage or intimate partner relationships. The goal of the Beyond Abuse Program is to help participants learn to eliminate violent, abusive, and controlling behaviors from their relationships. Students will assist in facilitating support groups for this court-mandated program. Students in the Restraining Order Unit, which operates out of the Courthouse, will learn and work with clients seeking restraining orders.

Tellurian Adult Residential Program2914 Industrial Dr Madison, WI 53713

Maggie BensonLearn all aspects of the treatment process including treatment planning, clinical consultations, and discharge planning.

The Women’s Center 505 N East AveWaukesha, WI 53186

Diane Ripple

A shelter for battered women and children which offers legal advocacy, counseling, family support and emergency shelter services. Student must have the maturity to deal with clientele who are faced with domestic, sexual, and child violence.


WCS – Intoxicated Driver Intervention Program - Kenosha1000 55th St Room 210Kenosha, WI 53140

Matt Ruehle

Program supervises person on pretrial release at second offense and higher. Activities include screening and assessment supervision, treatment referral and coordination, and letters of violation reports to court.

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WCS – Intoxicated Driver Intervention Program - Sheboygan527 N 6th StSheboygan, WI 53081

JoAnn Eiring

Program supervises person on pretrial release at second offense and higher. Activities include screening and assessment supervision, treatment referral and coordination, and letters of violation reports to court.

WCS – Jail Screening Program414 W Moreland Blvd Suite 200Waukesha, WI 53188

Christine Olsen

Work mainly early morning hours, spend most of the time in jails interviewing inmates within 24 hours of their arrest. Collect basic data such as drug/alcohol use and criminal history.

WCS – Parson's House(Federal Residential Reentry Center)2930 N. 25th StreetMilwaukee, WI 53210

Tedi Gentry

A Federal Residential Reentry Center which provides a successful community transition for Federal Bureau of Prisons inmates completing the last six months of their sentence. Students will work under a case manager and will assist in case management, monitoring and treatment services, counseling, and discharge planning.

WCS – Joshua Glover Center(State Residential Reentry Center)2930 N. 25th StreetMilwaukee, WI 53210

Joy Fitzsimons

A State Residential Reentry Center which provides a successful community transition for Wisconsin Department of Correction inmates completing the last 90 days of their sentence. Students will work under a case manager and will assist in case management, monitoring and treatment services, counseling, and discharge planning.

WCS – Mediation and Restorative Justice Center 414 W Moreland Blvd, Suite 200Waukesha, WI 53188

Cathy Warmington

Program provides mediation and other efffective processes of conflict resolution and restorative justice. Duties include observing mediations, file management, and assitance with Youth Accountability Panel.

WCS – Milwaukee County Day Reporting Center (MCDRC)3732 W. Wisconsin Ave, Suite 106Milwaukee, WI 53208

Nathan Jussila

Program serves both post-conviction and Deferred Prosecution Agreement participants as an alternative to incarceration. Students will help with all essential case manangement functions, CCAP checks, observing and assisting groups, and assisting particiapants with job seach functions.

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WCS – Project Excel2610 W. North AveMilwaukee, WI 53206

Mojishola (Moji) Mason

Provides comprehensive and intensive community-based services to adolescents aged 12 to 17. Students will be involved in classroom tutorial services, individual and group counseling and activities. Program also involves family outreach and counseling. Prefer students who are able to respond to high need/risk juveniles.

WCS – Unlimited Potential (UP)2732 W. Wisconsin Ave, Suite 200Milwaukee, WI 53208

Thomas Carroll

Program is an outpatient certified substance abuse/mental health counseling and treatment program for adults. UP provides three main services: Drug testing, alcohol and other drug abuse (AODA) treatment, and mental health treatment. Students will assist with intakes, orient clients to program requirements, and co-facilitate groups/individual sessions.

WCS – Waukesha Community Service Options 414 W Moreland Blvd Suite 200Waukesha WI 53188

Mary Wittwer

Program assists adults in fulfilling court-ordered CSO obligations by developing placements and monitoring compliance. Interns will place and monitor clients after interview and skill assessment. Contacts community service agencies and schedules work activities.

WCS – Waukesha Day Reporting Center414 W Moreland Blvd Suite 200Waukesha, WI 53188

Denise Rawski

Program serves both post-conviction and Deferred Prosecution Agreement participants as an alternative to incarceration. Students will help with all essential case manangement functions, CCAP checks, observing and assisting groups, and assisting particiapants with job seach functions.

WCS – Waukesha Drug & Alcohol Treatment Courts 414 W Moreland Blvd Suite 200Waukesha, WI 53188

Kristy Gusse

Program provides case management to both Treatment Courts for monitoring ans supervision of eligible offenders. Duties include case management, PBTs, drug testing, entering into a database, verifying treatmentm and verifying compliance.

WCS – Waukesha Intensive Tracking And Home Detention414 W Moreland Blvd Suite 200Waukesha, WI 53188

Mary Wittwer

Program to monitor juvenile in the community who are under DHS supervision. Interns will assist with monitoring school attendance and other behavioral expectations. Prefer students who are able to respond to high need/risk juveniles. Summer interns may be required to work up to 40 hours per week

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Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms & Explosives (ATF)1000 N Water St Suite 1400Milwaukee, WI 53202

Calandra Hensley

Observe activities of agents, assist in investigative duties, assist with clerical duties, assist with firearms tracing project.Students must be interested in a law enforcement career.Undergraduates must be senior status for the semester they are applying for and must have a 3.0 GPA.6 credit placement preferred.Applications must be submitted to Field Placement Assistant at least 6 months prior to the semester wanting to intern for.See Field Placement Assistant for additional application form.

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)Apply Online:

https://www.fbijobs.gov/

Find information at the FBI website - all of the available internships and requirements are listed there.Must apply 1 year prior to semester of placement. Check online for availability

Federal Law EnforcementTraining Centers (FLETC)

Apply Online:www.fletc.gov/tmd/college_intern_p

rogram.htm

See website for more information.Interns are required to live at the Training Center facility. Various locations available. Certain locations to accommodate room and board. Session is 12 weeks in length. Summer OnlyGPA of 3.0 or aboveMust be Senior status or Graduate student.

High Intensity DrugTrafficking Area (HIDTA)801 W Michigan StMilwaukee, WI 53233

Fred Rutter(Supervisor)

Rebekah Beaudry

Work with intelligence analysts that support local, state, and federal investigators by researching public and law enforcement databases. Prepare intelligence reports and products. Conduct analysis and provide technology support.Students also have opportunities to interview investigators from local, state, and federal agencies assigned to the HIDTA task forces. As well as, state and federal prosecutors dedicated to drug enforcement efforts.Cover letter required and attach list of addresses resided within the past two years.

Internal Revenue Service (IRS)Criminal Investigation Division211 W Wisconsin Ave Suite 619Milwaukee, WI 53203

Special Agent Gregory Martin

Apply Online:http://www.usajobs.gov

Assist Special Agents and other personnel, perform investigative research andanalyses, collect and analyze relevant information, prepare quality draftdocuments, communicate relevant and accurate information, collaborate with others to accomplish goals, contribute to team efforts, use various enterprise tools and technology to prepare and share documents, and other duties as assigned.Locations in Milwaukee and Madison.Must be at least Junior status.Minimum of 12 hours/week.Must Apply online: Each semester the position only appears online for a limited number of days.

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Agency Contact DescriptionOffice of Homeland SecurityCity of Milwaukee Office200 E Wells StMilwaukee, WI 53202

Paulina de Haan Student will assist in updating Emergency Operations Center plans.*NOT CURRENTLY ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS*

U.S. Postal Inspection Service433 W Harrison St Suite 50190Chicago, IL 60669

Bill Nichols

Students will actively contribute as members of the Division team and collaborate with general analysts, inspectors, team leaders, and others. Students will undertake assignments such as mail theft, identity theft, mail fraud, narcotics, assaults, threats, and revenue fraud. Students will get hands-on experience in a law enforcement environment.

U.S. Postal Service-Office of Inspector General (USPS OIG)PO Box 1631 Milwaukee, WI 53201

Jeffrey Arney Assistant Special Agenct-in-Change

Students will shadow and assist Speicial Agents in various aspects of thier investigations.Students will undertake assignments such as interal mail theft, official misconduct, mail fraud,special inquiries,healthcare fraud,and contract fraud . Students will get hands-on experience in a law enforcement environment. Applications must be submitted to Field Placement Assistant at least 3 months prior to the semester wanting to intern for. See Field Placement Assistant for additional application form. Send competed applications to PO Box as well as email

U.S. Probation/Pretrial Services Office420 U.S. Courthouse120 N Henry StMadison, WI 53703

Rod Huebner

Students will attend court hearings, sit in on interviews, and accompany officers in the field. They will also be trained to do pretrial and presentence investigations. Applications must be submitted to Field Placement Assistant at least 6 months prior to the semester wanting to intern for.

U.S. Probation Office517 E Wisconsin Ave Room 001Milwaukee, WI 53202

Jennifer Morgan

Pretrial and supervision training, observe probation officers and court hearings. Perform pretrial duties, complete investigations for other districts, gather prior record information, and supervise pretrial cases.Graduate students preferred.Applications must be submitted to Field Placement Assistant at least 6 months prior to the semester wanting to intern for.


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U.S. Secret Service517 E Wisconsin AveMilwaukee, WI 53202

SIA Debbie Javoroski

Candidates will be screened for prohibitive security related problems, sincerity of interest, and academic achievement. Students should provide a synopsis of their educational background, work experience, and career goals. Applications must be submitted to Field Placement Assistant at least 6 months prior to the semester wanting to intern for. * Must apply online and check availability on usajobs.gov and look for openings in Region 2.

Wisconsin Department of Justice (DOJ)Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI)633 W Wisconsin Ave Room 803Milwaukee, WI 53203

Special Agent In ChargeDave Klabunde

Or Apply Online: https://www.doj.state.wi.us/dms/dci-

internship-opportunities

Interns work with Special Agents. Duties include interviewing citizens & witnesses, writing reports, conducting surveillance, assisting in execution of search warrants, gathering intelligence, preparing case reports for prosecution, and working with Internet and financial crimes. Placements available for Madison, Milwaukee, Eau Claire, and Appleton. Good analytic & communication skills.Training required in Madison.Must pass background check.Must have valid WI driver’s license.Cover Letter required. * Email Field Placement Assistant cover letter and resumeat least 3-4 months prior to the deadline of the semester wanting to intern for.Please check with the Field Placement Assistant for the exact due date of materials.

Wisconsin Department of Justice (DOJ)U.S. Attorney’s Office517 E Wisconsin Ave Room 530Milwaukee, WI 53202

Faith Coburn

Work within the Victim/Witness Unit. Students required to pass FBI background check.Two semester commitment required.Applications must be submitted to Field Placement Assistant at least 6 months prior to the semester wanting to intern for.Graduate students only.


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Chicago Crime CommissionPO Box 8021Chicago, IL 60680

Valencia Lee

A non-profit, non-partisan organization dedicated to combating crime. Interns gain a firsthand view of the criminal justice system and valuable insight into career opportunities within the criminal justice field. Projects include analyzing crime statistics, conducting research, conducting Internet searches on criminal topics, and assisting with event planning and community network projects. Interns will also have the opportunity to tour various criminal justice agencies in and around Chicago.Summer OnlyCover Letter required.

High Intensity DrugTrafficking Area (HIDTA)801 W Michigan StMilwaukee, WI 53233

Fred Rutter(Supervisor)

Rebekah Beaudry

Work with intelligence analysts that support local, state, and federal investigators by researching public and law enforcement databases. Prepare intelligence reports and products. Conduct analysis and provide technology support.Students also have opportunities to interview investigators from local, state, and federal agencies assigned to the HIDTA task forces. As well as, state and federal prosecutors dedicated to drug enforcement efforts.Cover letter required and attach list of addresses resided within the past two years.

Milwaukee CommunityJustice Council633 W Wisconsin Ave Suite 406 Milwaukee, WI 53203

Mandy Potapenko

The CJC functions as an independent entity governed by key justice system leaders that is empowered to define broad justice system goals, monitor/analyze justice system performance, facilitate collaboration among justice system agencies, provide technical assistance and research, and act as a conduit between the justice system and the larger community. Duties include: Attend CJC committee meetings, take and transcribe meeting minutes in a timely and highly accurate manner, provide staffing and support to the CJC committees, work varies by committee but may include research, subcommittee staffing, data entry, data analysis, production of work products, and community outreach, assist the CJC Director with special projects and ad hoc assignments, and maintain and update the CJC website and social media presence. *Only accepts graduate-level interns*

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Milwaukee County District Attorney’s OfficeSpecial Investigations Unit821 W State StMilwaukee, WI 53233

Nicole Smith

The Intelligence Analyst intern will assist the District Attorney Intelligence Analyst with conducting criminal investigations. Duties will include producing and organizing information gathered in a way that is useful to case development and the prosecution. The student has the advantage of learning the law enforcement support aspect of the job, as well as the judicial benefits of intelligence to the legal process. Interns will work with cell phone mapping technology, conduct link chart analysis, examine latent print readers, create queries for open source, and use other various software's.

Milwaukee Police Department6680 N Teutonia AveMilwaukee, WI 53209

Kamala Anderson

Positions differ due to interests. Examples are Homicide Review Commission, Research, Community Liaison Officer, Sensitive Crime Division, Investigations Bureau, District Stations, Crime Analysis, Forensics, Neighborhood Safe Group, etc. See Field Placement Assistant for additional application form.

Office of the MayorConstituent Relations200 E Wells StMilwaukee, WI 53202

Nick Ramos

Respond to constituent concerns and requests for service. Research issues and legislation that affect Milwaukee.Strong communication and writing skills necessary.Requires 15-20 hours per week.Cover Letter required with availability for the specific semester.

West Allis Police Department11301 W Lincoln AveWest Allis, WI 53227

Lt. Chris Beldin

Provides students with a variety of experiences including patrol, dispatch, investigation, prevention, courts, and crime analysis. Crime analysis portion currently on hold.

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Milwaukee Fire and Police Commission 200 E. Wells St. Suite 706 A Milwaukee, WI 53202

Clifton Crump

The Commission helps set overall policy for Milwaukee’s police and fire departments. From there, the chief of each department manages daily operations and implements the policy direction and goals based on what the commission has recommended. Students would assist in conducting this type of research and policy analysis. Students interested in this placement must have high levels of integrity and remain focused on issues associated with confidentiality.

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Forest County Potawatomi Gaming CommissionInvestigations Department313 N 13th StMilwaukee, WI 53233

Louis Arroyo

The primary role of the Investigations Department is to conduct investigations of violations of the Gaming Control Ordinance, Federal, State and local laws/regulations and various incidents that take place on gaming enterprise property which may affect Tribal assets, risk and liability. Students will develop an understanding why Tribal, Federal, and State laws and regulations exist in the Gaming Industry, how they affect the internal controls and SOP’s, how they affect the Department staff’s decisions and protocol, and how they affect the public. Throughout the program students will gain practical experience as a professional under conditions conducive to educational development. Interns will shadow each position in the Department as well as perform projects under the close supervision of Department Staff.Furthermore, the internship allows students to network, see his or her desired field of study in action, allow opportunity for personal and professional growth, and gives employers the opportunity to guide and evaluate talent.

Klement’s Sausage ManufacturerSecurity and Safety Department207 E Lincoln AveMilwaukee, WI 53207

James BardenSafety Manager

Security officer position that will monitor safety of employees, products, and company. Performs inspections, reports irregularities (i.e. fire, theft, damage), investigate security matters, and report to safety manager and monthly committee meetings. Prefer clear driving and criminal background. Ability to read and write English. Ability to speak Spanish a plus.

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Waukesha CountyMedical Examiner515 W Moreland BlvdWaukesha, WI 53188

Kristine Klenz

Accompany the Deputy Medical Examiner with investigative duties as related to violent and unexplained deaths including responding to death scenes, writing reports, assisting with autopsies, evidence collection and photography, speaking with families, and interacting with other organizations. Students must have physical ability to ride in agency van and assist with body removal, not be sensitive to odors or trauma injuries, and be mature in nature and ability to maintain confidentiality. Students interested in the careers of forensics or lab work or interests in biology or chemistry should apply.

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