General Fellowship Program
The General Fellowship Program is designed to offset costs for summer internships where the living and transportation expenses are significantly more than the amount the student is paid. To qualify, internships must be at least 160 hours and can be paid or unpaid; high paying internships are not eligible for funding.
Seibert Non-Profit Fellowship
Students completing a 160-hour internship with a U.S. non-profit can apply for funding through the Seibert Fellowship Program. Awardees will be required to submit a one-page summary report upon completion of their internship.
Commuter Expense Funding
The Commuter Expense Funding is designed to offset burdensome commuting costs such as gas, train tickets, parking, etc. up to $200 in reimbursement. Students must keep receipts and submit them to Career Engagement by September 15 or the charges will no longer be eligible for reimbursement. Commuter Funding applications will be available until all other funding sources have been determined. Career Engagement will make every effort to support transportation funding requests.