Two Brooklyn College students have been accepted to the prestigious Jeannette K. Watson Fellowship Program, which will give them the opportunity to participate in summer internships for the next three years and receive a stipend totaling $17,000.
Ministry of Justice Intern in Tbilisi, Georgia
Ministry of Justice of Georgia (MOJ) is pleased to announce an internship program for international undergraduate and graduate students. Interns will have a unique opportunity to gain hands on experience in wide variety of areas, among them criminal justice, juvenile justice, fight against corruption, fast and efficient service delivery; meet various governmental and non-governmental agency representatives, participate in conferences, presentations, as well as Council sessions.
Internship Experience: Competitive Enterprise Institute
Early in the semester American University student Laura DeMaria talked to her boss about her duties, her role and the general expectations of a CEI intern. He made it very clear that the point was to learn, to get out, meet people and understand how Washington works, at least in one area (that being energy and environmental policy).
Environmental Conservation Intern with Chesapeake Conservation Corps
Chesapeake Conservation Corps is a program that provides career and leadership training for young people interested in environmental careers and Chesapeake Bay protection. This initiative, established by the Maryland Legislature in 2010, matches young people, ages 18-25, with organizations throughout the state for paid, one-year terms of service.
Internship Experience: Arizona State Legislature
An internship with the Arizona State Government has allowed University of Arizona student Christopher Adams, a political science senior, to take his passion for politics to the next level. Before heading to Phoenix, Adams worked on the campaigns of Regina Romero, a member of the Tucson City Council, and Jonathan Rothschild, the city’s mayor.
Internship Experience: Forensic Anthropologist with Pima County Medical Examiner
Being able to identify all the bones in the human body is simple for University of Arizona junior Harrison Redd. And, as a forensic anthropologist intern with the Pima County Medical Examiner, he uses this knowledge to provide closure for families of missing people.
School Profile: Hiatt Career Center World of Work at Brandeis
Because service is such an integral part of a Brandeis education, Hiatt Career Center Dean Joseph DuPont and the University set out to create a program that would support students pursuing careers in social justice. The result was World of Work (WOW), an internship funding program that awards $3,500 stipends to deserving students who secure service-oriented summer internships.
Internship Experience: World Bank
When Macalester College student Glafira Marcon took International Public Health last fall, she saw all her interests merge into one area, in a meaningful and tangible way. Through one of her professor’s connections at the World Bank, she interviewed with a project leader on the health system in the Brazilian state of Bahia, and was offered a job as a consultant.
Internship Experience: Alliance for Catholic Education
ACE 19 Intern Sam Reich has known since childhood that she wanted to be a teacher. That’s why the History and Chemistry double major pursued an internship with ACE as an undergraduate at the University of Notre Dame. This week, she tells us what that experience has been like.
Internship Experience: Catholic News Agency in Rome
Thomas More College student Lux Kamprath is working at Catholic News Agency and H20 News, which are located across the street from the Vatican and Saint Peter’s Basilica. His work consists of transcribing interviews for use in journalistic articles, and recording voiceovers for a weekly program called “Vaticano” that is broadcasted in the United States on EWTN.
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