WL Fellowships

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Burke Ugarte 17Columbia, SCAmCham US-German Internship Program The AmCham US-German program is a partnership between the American Chamber of Commerce and a host of German companies. After initial applicant screening, the Chamber of Commerce and its sponsors essentially operate as intermediaries as the remaining student applicants go through rounds of interviews with prospective firms. Ultimately, around 30 American students every year are chosen to complete three-month language and work intensive internships throughout Germany.Personally, I am interning with Ernst Young at their Frankfurt am Main office. Within [...] read more Colin Wallace 17Charleston, SCRotary Foundation Local Scholarships and Grants The Skelton-Jones Scholarship will allow me to pursue a Master’s degree in Development Studies at the University of Sydney. The program highlights challenges in achieving sustainable economic development on a local, national and global scale. I will spend 18 months specializing in topics related to international relations, the political economy, human rights, peace and conflict studies and public health both in an academic setting and participating in a research project at a community based-organization in Sydney. read more Doan Ha Hieu Bui 21Lawrenceville, GAGilman Scholarship Program The Gilman Scholarship awards grants to students, who are US citizens and receiving Federal Pell Grants, in order to fund either language study abroad or, possibly, an internship abroad. With the Gilman Scholarship, I was able to participate in the IES Berlin Summer Language Program where I took an immersion course in the German language and culture for 6 weeks. read more Chris Curfman 17Altoona, PAKemper Scholar Program Kemper Scholars receive scholarship financial assistance for three years of study as well as summer project stipends for two years.  After their sophomore year, scholars are placed in an internship at a non-profit company in Chicago, where they learn practical work experience.  After their junior year, scholars are responsible for finding their own for-profit internship. read more Katrina "Kiki" Spiezio 18Taunton, MAWilliam Jefferson Clinton Scholarship at the American University in Dubai The William Jefferson Clinton Scholarship covers one semester of tuition and room for up to 10 American students who are interested in the Middle East and Islamic cultures but have not yet had much exposure. While there, I will take 6 classes to pursue a Certificate in Middle Eastern Studies. read more Show Me an Opportunity Show Me an Opportunity Use All of the selected ciriteria. Use ANY of the selected ciriteria. - OR - Keyword search: Other Considerations Note:The listings on this site are provided for information only. Washington and Lee University has not vetted every listing and does not necessarily endorse any of the opportunities listed here. Need to be paid? Start your search here.If funding is not a top-priority, there are many additional opportunities you may be interested in. View unpaid opportunities. Seniors and recently graduated students may find appropriate programs here.Programs limited to or targeted to first-year, sophomore and junior students may be found here. If you are not a U.S. Citizen, permanent resident, or Green Card holder, you may find opportunities you might be eligible for, depending on your status, by clicking here. If you need additional assistance identifying a program that fits your interests and needs, please complete the meeting request form and a member of the Office of the Dean of the College will get in touch with you. Contact Info. Director of FellowshipsMatthew Loar, Ph.D.mloar@wlu.eduExecutive AssistantMichelle Rothenbergermrothenberger@wlu.eduMailing AddressSimpson HouseWashington and Lee UniversityLexington, Virginia 24450(540) 458-8748General Inquiriesfellowships@wlu.edu About W L Washington and Lee University provides a liberal arts education that develops students' capacity to think freely, critically, and humanely and to conduct themselves with honor, integrity, and civility. Graduates will be prepared for life-long learning, personal achievement, responsible leadership, service to others, and engaged citizenship in a global and diverse society.

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