The
Carlson
Leadership & Public Service Center is pleased to announce
three PAID FELLOWSHIP
OPPORTUNITIES for
sophomore, junior, and senior students at the University of
Washington.
Through
the Carlson Civic
Fellowship program, the
Carlson Center will be able to hire three Fellows to work at three
local
non-profits. The host
sites for 2013
Carlson Civic Fellows will be:
-
American
Heart Association/American Stroke Association
-
Northwest
Immigrant Rights Project
-
ROOTS Young
Adult Shelter
Students
selected
as Carlson Civic Fellows will commit to working with their
community
non-profit 10 hours per
week from
January-June 2013 and will receive a $2,000
stipend for their work.
In
addition
to their work with their host site, Carlson Civic Fellows will
also:
-
Participate in two 3-credit
Community-Based
Leadership (CBL) courses offered through the Carlson Center. Students will participate in
one CBL course
during both Winter and Spring Quarters.
-
Participate in monthly
advising sessions with a
Carlson Center staff member
-
Participate in an MLK Day
of Service Project on
Monday, January 21, 2013
-
Present on their Fellowship
experience at the
University of Washington’s Spring Celebration of Service &
Leadership on
Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Brief
descriptions
of the three fellowship opportunities are below. For a detailed description of
each
opportunity, more information about Carlson Civic Fellowship
requirements, and application
materials, please visit the Carlson Center website: http://depts.washington.edu/leader/fellowships/carlsonfellows.html. Applications must be received
by Friday, October 19 at
5:00 PM.
Questions?
Contact David Hlebain, 206.616.2885 or
engage@uw.edu
