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CLERK Internship Program
Community Leadership through Education, Responsibility, and Kindness
| 2020-2021 Intern Joshua Walsh |
2019 Intern Bethany Ward |
2015 Interns
2014 Interns
2013 Interns
Benjamin Dickinson, UMASS Lowell & Methuen High School '10; Hendrik Mahling, Leibniz University (Hannover, Germany) & Chelmsford High School '11; Megan Shea, UMASS Lowell & Chelmsford High School '11; Sourabh Marathe, Northeastern University & Chelmsford High School '13; Timothy Feeley, Endicott College & Chelmsford High School '11; Alanna Woodlock, The Academy of Notre Dame '14; Jeffrey You, Chelmsford High School '14; Devin Steele, Wentworth Institute of Technology & Chelmsford High School '12; Meaghan McCormack, Chelmsford High School '14
2012 Intern
Shawn Mok, The George Washington University & Bishop Guertin High School '12
Community Leadership through Education, Responsibility, and Kindness
The Chelmsford Town Clerk's Office mentors interns interested in government, business administration, political science, history, law, archival studies, social work, communications, and many other disciplines. The Community Leadership through Education, Responsibility, and Kindness (CLERK) Internship Program is a year-round opportunity for high school students, college students, post graduates, and professionals to gain valuable experience working in local government. The Program is modeled on citizen leadership, where interns gain professional skills while contributing to Chelmsford's local government as active participants and community representatives.
The Town Clerk strongly encourages interested individuals to contact the office for more information about the application process and specific opportunities available. Internships are generally seasonal, with a fall, spring, and summer term. The office is flexible and customizes each internship to individual interests. An exciting, challenging, supportive, citizen-driven, creative and collaborative environment awaits.