Though most of our interns usually have degrees in the “mental” side of science—psychology, neuroscience, and more, we recruit individuals from all walks of life and all backgrounds. Asking Jude believes that a diverse team can cope with the diverse needs of our community and family. Whether you are a freshman in a community college, a mother with an anthropology degree, or a grandparent with too much retirement time on their hands, we won’t discriminate. We put empathy and intelligence over an impressive CV or a killer resume (unlike most companies).

Since this is a volunteer-run enterprise, we cannot offer payment at the moment. With the completion of Asking Jude’s internship program, however, you will receive the following:
 

• Experience in counseling and written communication

• University credits (upon the institution’s approval)

•  Hours for community service (upon the institution’s approval)

• A letter of recommendation

• Your name, biography, and photo on the “Team” page

•  Everlasting gratitude from myself and the users you help

In order to begin, you may fill out the form below expressing your interest

or write about such interest directly to jude@askingjude.org. From there, we will

send you an information packet detailing the internship as well as a set of trial

questions that will determine whether or not you are eligible to join our team.

For your application to be considered complete, you need to include the filled

out forms, a CV or resume, and a statement of interest.