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  • Servant Leadership Internship Program Application Form

    Application Deadline Monday, March 4, 2024 by 5:00 p.m.
  • Description

    The Servant Leadership internship program is a funded summer internship program that provides students with a supervised opportunity to work with Atlanta-area nonprofits in a wide- variety of fields. The summer program includes an orientation, eight weeks on-site, weekly group meetings, readings, and portfolio projects.

    The Servant Leadership Summer internship program is designed to enrich the student’s life and integrate the practical, intellectual, and spiritual components of work, while deepening understandings of responsibility, service, and vocation.

  • Logistics

    Orientation: Friday, May 24th

    Duration of Internship: Students should complete a minimum of 270 total hours between May 20th and July 31st. Weekly classroom meetings and reflection work will be held on Fridays, starting May 24th and running through July 19th. 

    Stipend: Students will receive a stipend of between $2000 and $4000 for participation in the program.

    Delivery of Application: Online application is the preferred form of delivery.

  • Application Procedure

    • Applicants to the summer internships should read community partner job descriptions on the website at https://bit.ly/easlsummer. Please read the placement forms carefully for background on each internship and the skills requested by the community partner.
      Do not contact listed community partners directly. EASL staff will do an initial screening for the program.

     

    • After selecting a compatible site (or sites), applicants should complete the Servant Leadership application below. The application includes two questions, one focused on commitment to the aims of the program and one focused on how the student’s interests match the specific placement. You may apply for up to two sites.
      If you choose to apply for more than one site, you must submit two (2) separate applications.

     

    • “Build Your Own” While the partner job descriptions list organizations committed to accepting qualified interns, the program has connections with a large number of other organizations which also would welcome interns. Students with interests in areas not treated by the current partners are encouraged to write an application focusing on an area of particular interest and concern to them. Essays should identify clearly the organization or area of focus in which the student is interested. Students who already have an organization committed to accepting them as a summer intern will be accorded priority in this category.

     

    • EASL staff will do the initial screening of applicants and finalists will be informed by Monday, March 18th. Interviews with Community Partners should be arranged during the remaining weeks of March, if possible. Community partners have final say on intern selection.
  • Application Instructions

    Your application packet should include the following:

    1. Student Information
    2. References*
    3. Two (2) application essays
    4. Transcript (unofficial transcripts pulled from OPUS are acceptable)
    5. Resume

    *Please note there is NO letter of recommendation required this year; simply list your references' contact information in the fields provided below.

    If you have any questions about the application, please email Mary Rachel Henderson at maryrachel.henderson@emory.edu or Edward Queen at equeen@emory.edu.

  • I. Student Information:

    Tell us about yourself.
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  • II. References

    Please provide the name, title, and contact information for two (2) references; your references should be able to speak both to your reflective and intellectual capacities and your capacity to work independently and collaboratively in an organization.
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  • III. Narrative Application

  • Submit two essays addressing the issues below. Each essay should not exceed 6OO words and should be typewritten and double spaced. (Please upload below.)

    Essay #1: After reading the aims of the Servant Leadership Internship program, tell us why you want to be a part of our learning community?

    • Why does this program appeal to you?
    • What distinctive qualities would you bring to the group and Servant Leadership Summer program?
    • What would you want to learn from your participation in Servant Leadership Summer?
    • How would your participation in the program assist you in reaching your long-term goals and commitments?

     

    Essay #2: Please explain your reasons for applying to the placement site you have chosen. 

    • What interests you about this internship position?
    • What skills would you bring to this position? What do you think you have to offer to the organization?
    • What experience or academic training do you have that is relevant to the placement site?
  • IV. Emory Transcript

    Please submit a PDF of your current transcript below; unofficial transcripts pulled from OPUS are acceptable.
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  • V. Resume

    Please submit a PDF of your current resume.
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  • VI. Applicant's E-Signature

  • By signing (typing your legal name) in the space below, you are certifying that all information is correct and that you are the person completing this application. When you press the submit button, you will receive an email confirmation that your application was received. Please print for your records and retain as verification of your application.
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