Citizen High School graduates, from college freshmen to doctorates, are eligible to apply for internships or fellowships from the Educational Foundation in Fullerton CA. Students must be enrolled at least part-time at the university during their application and participation. Because the program is virtual, students can intern from anywhere. The application period for internships is between July 1 and 28. Students can apply for up to three internships.
Citizen College students can apply to each internship project. Internship mentors select students in August and internships start in September and last throughout the academic year. Various federal agencies sponsor internships through the Federal Virtual Student Service. Organizations that have been involved for a long time include the United States, the Agency for International Development, the Environmental Protection Agency, the United States Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, and Federal Executive Boards. Each agency implements the internship program differently and some agencies require selected students to go through a security authorization process. To apply, visit USAJOBS Open Opportunities (Open Opps).
Some mentors will also select in the second round, and the seven-day response time described above applies. The Department of Education provides grants to colleges and universities to fund individual doctoral students who carry out research in other countries, in modern foreign languages, and area studies for periods of six to 12 months. The UC-HBCU Scholarship is a multi-year scholarship for students who have participated in the UC-HBCU initiative for the past five years. The internship is expected to focus on research in a STEM field or on STEM educational research and be conducted on-site at the host organization, unless the competent program officer grants a specific exception to this due to extenuating circumstances. The National Science Foundation (NSF) non-academic research internships for graduate students (INTERN) are a supplemental funding opportunity that provides graduate students supported by NSF grants with internship and training opportunities at non-academic institutions to help students gain knowledge, skills, and experience in preparation for successful long-term careers. Candidates must qualify as students of diversity as defined by the University of California and demonstrate experience in situations or conditions that prevented progress to graduate studies, such as socioeconomic or educational limitations, the absence of a family member who attended college, enrollment in a school with little financial or curricular support, having a physical or learning disability, or working long hours while attending school. Proposals must be prepared in the electronic format available on the Department of Education website.
Dolores Zohrab Liebmann's will created a perpetual charitable trust for the purpose of funding scholarships for advanced education and graduate studies, which must be carried out entirely in the United States. An eight- to ten-week program that provides volunteer opportunities for students enrolled in accredited educational institutions is also available through the Department of Education (ED). ED offers internships for students and recent graduates interested in seeking valuable work experience in government and federal education, policy, and administration. EDEL 433 provides fundamental preparation for teaching reading in the language arts in the elementary classroom. Students participating in any of these programs will gain educational experience in their field of study or professional interest and will develop personal and professional skills. Are you ready to take advantage of these amazing opportunities? Join our talent network now to get notified of upcoming application dates!.
