2009 Stipends

INFORMATION ABOUT 2009 STIPENDS WILL BE
UPDATED AS IT BECOMES AVAILABLE.

Internship Success and Stipend Class The Internship Success and Stipend Class will help prepare you for a summer internship or research experience. The eight-week, non-credit class will cover self-assessment, the internship search process, impression management, professional communication, interviewing, sectors and business functions of organizations, and becoming a young professional. Participation in the Internship Stipend Class is one of the criteria that we will use to award Career Center Summer Stipends. Classes are available in the fall and spring semesters. Visit the events and workshops section in CAREERlink for more details and to enroll.

Interview Travel Stipend: OPEN Thanks to a generous donation by a Washington University parent, an Interview Travel Stipend is available to help defray some of the costs of traveling to an interview. The stipend is available to current, full-time Washington University students. Alumni who have graduated in the past six months may also apply. The stipend applies toward covering the travel costs for students seeking internships, co-ops or full-time positions. Click here for more information.

Career Center Stipend: Applications accepted January 1, 2009 Students interested in exploring career options in the public, private and nonprofit sectors are encouraged to pursue a summer internship. To make unpaid internships financially viable for students, the Career Center will provide a limited number of stipends to qualified students. Applications are accepted through CAREERlink. For more information, please log on to CAREERlink. From the my jobs tab, select position type as WUSTL Stipend and click the search button.

Losos Stipends: Applications accepted January 1, 2009 Students interested in exploring career options in the nonprofit sector are encouraged to pursue a summer internship. To make unpaid internships financially viable for students, the Losos Internship Program provides stipends to qualified students. To qualify, students must secure an internship with a nonprofit organization located in St. Louis. In addition, interns must work ten 40-hour weeks. Applications are accepted through CAREERlink. For more information, please log on to CAREERlink. From the my jobs tab, select position type as WUSTL Stipend and click the search button.

Raymond Wiese Stipends: Applications accepted January 1, 2009 To make unpaid internships financially viable for students, the Raymond Wiese Internship Program will provide stipends to qualified Arts & Sciences students. This stipend usually supports internships in nonprofits and chemistry/biotechnology organizations located in St. Louis. Applications are accepted through CAREERlink. For more information, please log on to CAREERlink. From the my jobs tab, select position type as WUSTL Stipend and click the search button.

Gephardt Institute Summer Service Stipend Program: Applications accepted January 1, 2009 The Gephardt Institute Summer Service Stipend Program supports undergraduate and graduate students who undertake uncompensated internships or volunteer placements that are oriented toward community service, political action, and social justice. The service experience—which the student must arrange—may be with a government office (federal, state, or local) or with a nonprofit organization. Applications are accepted through CAREERlink. For more information, please log on to CAREERlink. From the my jobs tab, select position type as WUSTL Stipend and click the search button.

Campus Stipends Includes internship and research stipends from the Office of Community Service, Office of Undergraduate Research, Women's Studies, Skandalaris Center, and the Gephardt Institute. Please click here for more information.

International Funding Opportunities The Office of International Studies maintains a list of funding opportunities for Washington University students and faculty. Please visit http://ias.wustl.edu/ for more information.