There are many important things to consider when approaching the internship or job search and when applying to graduate programs. Many students may experience questions dealing with the following:
Are you looking for a paid internship? Are you a college or graduate student with a disability? Are you looking for an opportunity to jumpstart your career path?
If the answer to any one of these questions is yes, you should consider the Emerging Leaders Internship Program for College Students with Disabilities. Coordinated by the National Business & Disability Council (NBDC) at The Viscardi Center, this highly competitive program places top undergraduate and graduate college students with disabilities in fulfilling internships nationwide that provide them with meaningful leadership development and networking opportunities.
For more information on the application process or to complete an online application form, click here.
April 4-5, 2019 New York City
Application Deadline: Sunday, March 3 at 11:59 p.m. ET
Eligibility Requirements: Applicants should be undergraduate freshman and sophomores graduating between December 2020 and June 2022 who have a disability.
Interested? Join us for 2019 Diverse Abilities! This interactive event brings undergraduate freshmen and sophomores with disabilities together to learn more about our innovative and collaborative summer internship program.
Please note Goldman Sachs will provide travel and hotel accommodations.
UPDATE: Application extended until Monday Feb. 4th by 5:00pm.
Old National Bank is excited to partner with the University of Michigan to offer an internship program to provide career exploration opportunities for the students who are interested in exploring careers in the financial services industry. Listed below is a working position description for what we would like to offer for the summer of 2019.
Intern Position Title: Banking interns
Duration:
2019 Summer Internship
May 13, 2019 – August 2, 2019
Shape the future of health care in Michigan!
We are the state’s largest health insurer. Promoting good health to everyone, everywhere in Michigan is part of our unique mission as a nonprofit mutual company.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan’s outreach to students with disabilities connects them to summer internship opportunities
RespectAbility is dedicated to fighting stigmas and advancing opportunities for the one-in-five Americans who have disabilities. Crucial to that work are the cohorts of young leaders that we recruit throughout the year for our National Young Leadership Program.
This semester, RespectAbility will accept up to 15 outstanding and diverse young leaders from around the country who want to advance disability issues and pursue careers in policy, advocacy, or other fields.
You can find full details and logistical information about the fellowship program on our website at: https://www.respectability.org/about-us/fellowship/public-policy-employment-fellowship/
The deadline to apply is November 20th.