When Jill Hawk, chief ranger for the National Park Service's northeast region, teamed with Anthony Luongo, director of criminal justice training programs at Temple, to create ProRangers, it was a good fit. ProRangers is a different kind of internship program that is designed to attract a broad range of students who might not have considered careers in law enforcement, particularly in an urban national park. Temple has a nationally ranked criminal justice program and a student body more diverse than most. ProRanger could serve as a model for other federal agencies facing a wave of retirements and wanting to diversify their workforce. Temple's four-year program includes academic studies, law enforcement training and internships. It attracts students like Tia Solomon, a 20-year-old sophomore from Philadelphia. "It's a great opportunity," she said. "It's one of my big achievements in life: to be a part of this program."