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Criteria for eligibility vary from program to program. Typically, recipients
must be returning to campus for at least one term after completion of their
projects. Check the details with the office associated with the grant in which
you are interested.
Dartmouth encourages you to spend one or more of your Leave Terms doing work
which will enhance your personal and academic goals. Grant ceilings vary but
may be up to $2500 for international placements/projects and $2000 for
domestic. Students on Dartmouth financial aid may be eligible for additional
funding based on current need. If your proposal is accepted by more than one
department or program, you will be required to choose only one grant..
Every student's financial situation is unique. We encourage all financial
aid recipients considering an internship to talk with the program coordinators
and his/her financial aid officer. Your financial aid officer can help you to
explore alternative ways of covering your leave term earnings expectation.
We'll explore every possibility to help make your plan a reality.
203 Rocky, 646-2229
Rockefeller Public Affairs and Public Policy
- For internships in non-profit and public sectors, with emphasis on policy
issues.
- Special grants for work in the State of New Hampshire. Civic Skills
Training offered throughout the year.
S. Fairbanks, 646-2558
Tucker Fellowship
- For community service experiences within the U.S. and abroad, structured
around intentional moral or spiritual development. Fellowships should
focus on direct community service, but may also include research, activism,
policy development, and administrative support to a Community Service
Organization.
Dartmouth Partners in Community Service
- For direct community service work within the U.S., carried out in
partnership with a Dartmouth alumni mentor.
Bildner Urban Summer Program
- For interns working as full-time summer teachers through the Boys and Girls
Clubs of Newark, NJ.
141 Haldeman, 646-1040
Dickey International
- For internships in government, non-governmental organizations (NGO's),
research organizations, and humanitarian service agencies in countries other
than intern's home country. Applicants should demonstrate how the
internship will enhance the international dimensions of their academic
work.
Career Services
63 South Main Street, 2nd Floor, 646-2215
The forms in this section, which can also be picked up in the Career
Services Office, are provided here for downloading in Adobe's PDF format, for which you will need
Adobe's Acrobat Reader program to read and print. If you don't have Acrobat
Reader installed on your computer, you can download it here, free of
charge.
M.R. Robinson
- For work in educational media or children's media or work that directly
benefits at-risk or inner-city children. The Robinson Fund only supports
US domestic internships.
- Robinson
Application Form (144K PDF File)
E.H. Fisher
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Winter 08
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Thursday, October 25, 2007
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Spring 08
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Thursday, February 7, 2008
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Summer 08
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Thursday, May 1, 2008
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Fall 08
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Thursday, July 24, 2008
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Winter 09
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Thursday, October 23, 2008
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Additional internships and research funding, for resident-term, leave-term,
and post-graduation opportunities, are available through the following campus
departments:
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