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Career Services offers additional grants to fund practical experiences for students — internships, research, and community service. Experiences can be in any field. Funding is awarded to students who best articulate the potential value of the proposed experience to the career exploration process or the advancement of career ambitions.

The Brill-Milmoe ’69 Internship Endowment provides financial support to �ؾ��� students to pursue unpaid or underpaid internships in government, NGOs, and private organizations engaged in governance, public policy or policy implementation, or communication in the greater Washington, D.C. area. Funding is available to all enrolled �ؾ��� students including, but not limited to, those accepted into or currently enrolled in the Washington, D.C. Political Science Study Group. This fund encourages students to explore and learn from experiences in our nation's capital as a complement to their academic coursework.

The Browning Family Endowed Internship Fund provides financial assistance to one or more �ؾ��� students pursuing internships.

This permanent endowment provides funding to one or more students to pursue a summer experience such as an internship, research, skills-based program, or long-term volunteer position.

Established in 2018 by John K. �ؾ��� Jr. ’57, this permanent endowment fund was created to provide financial assistance for one or more �ؾ��� student interns.

The Caroline E. Conroy ’10 Endowed Fellowship provides financial assistance to one or more �ؾ��� students who are participating in unpaid or underpaid internships relating to psychology.

Established in 2016 by members of the Class of 1966 in celebration of their reunion, this permanent endowment fund was created to provide financial assistance for one or more �ؾ��� student interns.

Established in 2017 by the Class of 1968 in honor of their 50th reunion, this permanent endowment fund was created to provide financial assistance for one or more �ؾ��� students seeking an unpaid or low-paid internship opportunity. 

Established in 2015 by members of the Class of 2015 in celebration of their graduation, this permanent endowment fund was created to provide financial assistance for one or more �ؾ��� student interns.

Established in 2016 by members of the Class of 2016 in celebration of their graduation, this permanent endowment fund was created to provide financial assistance for one or more �ؾ��� student interns.

Established in 2019 by Peter J. and Wendy DeLuca P’15, this permanent endowed fund provides internship funding for one or more �ؾ��� student interns.

Established in 2022 by Samantha and Marc Furstein P’25, this permanent endowment provides financial assistance for one or more �ؾ��� students to participate in an internship, research, or service experience.

The Galvin Family Endowed Fellowship offers financial support to one or more �ؾ��� students who qualify for need-based financial aid.

Established in 2004 by Laurence and Alice Jacobs P’96, this permanent endowment fund was created in honor of their son, Aaron Jacobs ’96. This fellowship provides support for one or more �ؾ��� students who wish to intern in the financial or business fields.

The David M. Jacobstein ’68 and Cara Jacobstein Zimmerman ’97 Endowed Fellowship was established in 2007 to provide stipend support for internships for one or more students, particularly those interested in a public interest internship in fields such as law or politics. Preference will also be given to students who qualify for need-based financial aid from �ؾ���.

The Bernt ’82 and Maria Killingstad Endowed Fellowship provides financial support to one or more �ؾ��� students who qualify for need-based financial aid.

Established in 2020 by Ned Lecky, PhD in honor of his parents, John S. Lecky ’62 and Nancy Ruth Ward Lecky, this permanent endowment fund is intended to provide financial assistance for one or more �ؾ��� student interns. This fund was inspired by his parents' love for �ؾ��� and the stories of their experiences here. It was established by Ned in recognition of the importance of internship opportunities in building bridges from undergraduate life to students' future roles in advanced academic research or industry.

This funding opportunity is offered through �ؾ���'s Center for Outreach, Volunteerism, and Education.

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The Milhomme International Internship program was created by Phillip Milhomme ’60 to support �ؾ��� students who are eager to enhance their global competency and gain career experience through an internship abroad. 

The Gregory St. Pierre ’95 Endowed Internship Fund is a permanent endowment created to provide financial assistance to support one or more �ؾ��� student interns to pursue a robust summer experience.

Established in 2005 by Dr. Merrill Miller, Director of Student Health Services at �ؾ���, this fund supports students who want to gain experience through an internship or research experience in health or other science-related fields. This fellowship provides financial assistance to a �ؾ��� sophomore, junior, senior, or exceptional first-year student.

Established in 2022 by Major Charles E. Roell Jr. in memory of his wife Kara M. Roell ’97, this permanent endowment fund provides financial assistance for one or more �ؾ��� students to pursue experiential learning opportunities, such as internships, that support their career exploration and development.

Established in 1998 by Arthur A. Watson Jr. ’76, this permanent endowment fund was created to provide financial assistance for one or more first- or second-year �ؾ��� students each year who are purposefully searching for an appropriate career direction.