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    City of Wichita
    City of Wichita Leadership Internship Program
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    High-school and college students can work with city departments on areas such as planning, courts, purchasing, administration, and other public-service functions. Positions may be paid or unpaid depending on placement.

    📍 KS⏱ Not confirmed📅 Deadline not announced yet — check the program site💰 Paid stipend🎓 Grades 9–12
    Public PolicyLawBusiness
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    Office of U.S. Senator John Boozman
    Congressional Youth Cabinet
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    Arkansas juniors meet with peers throughout the year, learn how Congress and the legislative process work, discuss current issues and provide ideas to Senator Boozman.

    📍 AR⏱ Not confirmed📅 Deadline not announced yet — check the program site💰 Free🎓 Grade 11
    Political SciencePublic PolicyLaw
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    Delaware Court of Chancery
    Court of Chancery Legal Art Contest
    ResearchSelective

    Students interpret a legal theme through an essay, poem, visual artwork or musical composition. The 2026 theme was "Equity: What Does it Mean to You?"

    📍 DE⏱ Not confirmed📅 Deadline not announced yet — check the program site💰 Free🎓 Grades 9–12
    LawVisual ArtsCreative Writing
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    Kinder Institute on Constitutional Democracy, University of Missouri
    Constitutional Democracy Academy
    ResearchModerate

    Rising juniors and seniors spend a week studying constitutional history, political thought, the Supreme Court, federalism and related topics through discussion seminars and field trips. Only a $100 deposit is charged; housing, meals and program expenses are otherwise covered.

    📍 MO⏱ Not confirmed📅 Deadline not announced yet — check the program site💰 Has a cost🎓 Grades 10–11
    HistoryPolitical ScienceLaw
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