Apply by March 14 | Internships in the Arctic (with funding!)

ARCTIC INTERNSHIPS

The Program in International and Comparative Studies (PICS) seeks applications from undergraduate students at the University of Michigan for internships at three partner institutions in Canada and the US.

Grants of up to $2,000 to will be awarded to a limited number of students. Funding can be used by the student to pay travel and living expenses. These funds are primarily intended for students working unpaid, but if students are being paid, it is possible to receive funding to offset expenses not covered by the host organization.

Award Criteria

Priority will be given to applications from students with an interest in or working on relevant topics related to the Arctic region, and related to the work of the host institution.

Reporting Requirements

Awardees must submit a final report to PICS:

1. A three-page report must be submitted within 6 weeks after completion of the internship
2. Reports should include a summary of the activities completed and work accomplished
3. Reports may be used in PICS or II publications or web sites

Applications

The following items must be emailed by the deadline:

• Completed PICS funding request cover sheet (2013 application form for reference only)
• One-page description of your interest and background in the region, and skills you would like to develop in an internship
• Resume
• Letter of recommendation

Applications will be reviewed by members of the PICS Advisory Committee and staff members of hosting organizations. Awards will be based on the quality of the materials submitted.

Deadline

Applications are due by Thursday, March 14, 2013 by 5pm (for summer 2013)

Contact and Delivery Information

Email Applications to:

Sarah JadrichProgram in International and Comparative Studies (PICS)
International Institute
1080 S. University, Suite 2607
734.764.2268

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Nataša Gruden-Alajbegović
Unit Manager 
Program in International and Comparative Studies | Center for World Performance Studies
University of Michigan
Room 2603 | 1080 S. University. | Ann Arbor, MI 48109 USAnalajbeg@umich.edu | 734.763.3639