Servant Leader Summer Internships
The Servant Leadership Summer is a funded summer internship program that places qualified Emory University students in Atlanta-area nonprofits, government agencies, and socially responsible businesses. 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.
The Summer Program includes an orientation, weekly class sessions, projects, and 240 hours of work at your placement site. Students receive a $4000 stipend.
Looking to make a difference this summer?
Do you want to address new challenges and develop new skills?
Do you desire to expand your horizons?
And do you want to do all of these while getting paid?
If so, then you should apply to become part of Servant Leadership Summer.
Click here for the 2010 EASL Summer Internship Announcement and Details.
Click here for the 2010 EASL Summer Internship Application.
Click here for information on the 2010 EASL Summer Environment Internships — Announcement and Application
For Law Students:
Click here for the 2010 EASL Summer Law Internship Announcement and Details.
Click here for the 2010 EASL Summer Law Internship Application.
2010 Internship Opportunities:
Anti-Defamation League (ADL)
Art Reach Foundation
Atlanta Harm Reduction Center
Atlanta Regional Commission
CARE
Carter Center
Center for Civil and Human Rights- Programming Assoc
Center for Civil and Human Rights- Project Manager
CDC
Clarkston Health Collaborative
Decatur High School Community Garden
East Lake Foundation
Eco-Action
Emory University Office of Sustainability
Families First
Forever Family
Gaia Gardens
Girls, Inc
Greening Youth Foundation
International Community School
International Rescue Committee (IRC)
Livable Communities Coalition
MLK Chapel Morehouse College
Park Pride
Sagal Radio
Southeastern Council of Foundations
Trees Atlanta
Urban League
Villages of East Lake
WonderRoot
Applications are due no later than 5:00 p.m. on March 5, 2010. Students will be informed of their acceptance no later than March 19.
For details or more information, contact Edward Queen
