Summer Intern (Nashville, TN)– AI Policy & Events

Summer Intern – AI Policy, Legal Education & Events
Location: Nashville, TN (In-Person Only)

Company Description
Wickard helps top companies and higher education institutions gain a competitive edge through AI. Leading groundbreaking AI education and strategic initiatives, Wickard is transforming the legal industry. From launching and teaching the nation's first mandatory law school AI course to delivering the first AI legal education training in East Africa, Wickard is at the forefront of reshaping how legal professionals understand and utilize artificial intelligence. Our work spans curriculum development, CLE programming, and strategic advising on responsible AI use across legal institutions.

Role Description
Wickard is seeking a high-performing Summer Intern to join our team in-person in Nashville, TN. This role is ideal for a sharp, motivated college student with exceptional writing skills and an interest in AI, law, policy, or education. The intern will contribute to legal and policy research, assist in preparing high-quality presentations and training materials for lawyers, and help plan and support key events. This is a writing-intensive, hands-on role in a fast-moving, impactful environment.

Key Responsibilities

Conduct research on AI policy, regulation, and its intersection with the legal field

Draft internal memos, presentation scripts, speaker briefs, and public-facing content

Assist in creating polished training materials, slide decks, and workshop content

Support event logistics and coordination for in-person and virtual legal education programs

Track project timelines, organize files, and help keep team communications running smoothly

Collaborate directly with leadership on strategic and educational initiatives

Qualifications

Current undergraduate student (any major welcome; humanities, social sciences, pre-law, or communications backgrounds a plus)

Outstanding writing skills — clear, persuasive, and professional

Strong organizational abilities and attention to detail

Demonstrated interest in law, policy, education, or emerging technologies

Proactive, reliable, and comfortable taking ownership of tasks

Experience with Google Docs, PowerPoint/Slides, and basic research tools

Previous writing, editing, or event planning experience is a bonus

Schedule:
Full-time or part-time available. 8–10 week summer internship (May–August 2025).
This is an in-person role based in Nashville, TN. Remote work is not available.