[SPN-Discussion] Intern available for fall-

[Eban Goodstein]

Colleagues,  Forwarding this for Sallie Hart Willliams, please reply to her
directly. sawillia at sewanee.edu

A student from the NYC Program of The University of the South (Sewanee) is
seeking an unpaid internship with an environmental or conservation
organization in NYC for the fall semester, 24-30 hours per week.  Details
below.

Eban


Sewanee NYC Study Away Program - Fall Semester

In collaboration with Rhodes and Centre, Sewanee offers students the
opportunity for a work integrated
learning fall semester in New York City. Students earn a total of 16
academic credits on this study away
program. For eight-credit hours, students will complete an unpaid
internship in the field of their choice
for 24-30 hours per week, along with mentorship and networking. Students
from all 3 schools will earn
eight credits for 2 courses during evenings and weekends.
Important 2021 Dates
August 21: Students arrive in Brooklyn Heights
August 22-23: Student Orientation
August 24: Classes & Internships begin
September 6: Labor Day Holiday: No classes or internships
October 15-18: Fall Break for students: No classes or internships
November 24-29: Thanksgiving Holiday: No classes or internships
December 10: Final day of classes and internships
December 13-14: Exams
December 18: Students move out
Contacts
Andrea Del Balso, Director, Office of Global Citizenship
asdelbal at sewanee.edu, 931.598.1884
Sallie Williams, C’06, Assistant Director for Internships & Experiential
Learning, Sewanee Career Center
sawillia at sewanee.edu, 931-598-3241
Sarah Haroldson, C’13, Sewanee NYC Program Coordinator
sbharoldson.work at gmail.com, 252-670-2913
Expectations & Responsibilities
The program in New York City is a pre-professional experience for students.
The learning objectives
will be tied to pre-professional training and experiences that will allow
students to explore interests
and make connections that will directly impact their vocational choices
after college. For Sewanee’s
students, New York will also instill urban competency. Navigating the
city--its opportunities and
challenges-- will be an obvious difference from a home campus nestled on
the Cumberland plateau. It
will serve as a healthy contrast to their campus experience and might put
into relief features of the
Domain worth appreciating. Global and national issues will also overlap
with learning objectives.
Students will gain an understanding of how New York plays a role in shaping
national and
international policy in a variety of fields.
-- 

Dr. Eban Goodstein (he/his)

Director

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