Carleton College: Office of Student Fellowships: Carleton Opportunities

Carleton Opportunities

Note: Fellowship applicants will notified of results in early to mid March.

View samples of successful proposals in the Office of Student Fellowships, Laird 132, Monday - Friday 1 - 5 PM.

(Samples may not be copied or removed from the office.)

Junior Fellowship Information Meeting: Tuesday, October 18, 2011, 7:00 PM in Weitz 236. Will be repeated January 4, 2012 at 7:00 PM in Weitz 236.

For First-Year Students

For Sophomores

For Juniors

For Seniors

For Alumni

Lofgren Fellowship

Visit the Career Center website for additional information.

Class of 1960 - Developing Civic Leaders in Nonprofits Internship

In celebration of their 50th Reunion, the Class of 1960 designated a portion of their legacy gift to support internships in non-profit organizations.
Class of 1963

For juniors and sophomores; enables independent projects in any field taught at Carleton
Creating Rewarding Educational Development Opportunities (C.R.E.D.O.)

Career Center Board member Laura Clise ’01 established this fund in 2006 to facilitate learning and development opportunities for students with financial need who want to pursue unpaid internships or research fellowships.
Hanson

For first-years, sophomores, and juniors; designed to support student research in ethics.
Independent Research

For juniors; enables students to carry out independent projects
Isaacs Wright

For sophomores and juniors interested in investigative journalism.
Iseminger

For First-Year Students only. Information on the Andrea Grove Iseminger '59 Endowed Scholarship Fund for OCS.
Kelley

For juniors; intended to support students with financial need who are doing research abroad, in conjunction with senior comps, in collaboration with faculty, or a project of student interest.
The Robert J. Kolenkow & Robert A. Reitz Fund for Undergraduate Research

For first-years, sophomores, and juniors.
Larson

For sophomores and juniors; supports projects that enhance international understanding and involvement
Lipton Family Fund for Career Exploration

The Lipton Family Fund supports internships and other career exploration opportunities in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area.
Lofgren

For Carleton alumni; encourages mid-career alumni to consider further educational opportunities in business
Clare Boothe Luce Research Scholars Program

For first-years and sophomores.
Multicultural Alumni Network (MCAN) Scholars Program

For Sophomores and Juniors of color, the MCAN Scholars Program provides internships, research experiences, or field-based opportunities in fields that offer either no compensation or compensation lower than the pro-rated equivalent of entry-level salary.
Newman Language Internships
Paradise

For first-years, sophomores, and juniors; provides financial support to Carleton students who wish to learn more about the culture, history and politics of Israel.
Salisbury, Allen/Irene

For juniors; supports student research fellowships
Salisbury, Richard

For juniors and sophomores; supports student research fellowships
Service Internships in International Development
Social Justice Internship

For Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors.
Technos

For first-year and sophomore students. This is an opportunity for two Carleton students interested in Japanese culture and society to spend two weeks in Japan as guests of Technos College.
M. Leith Shackel '29 Internship Endowment Fund
Sam ’75 and Meg Woodside Endowed Fund for Career Exploration

Sam and Meg Woodside established this fund in 2008 create an expanded set of post-graduate choices for students for with financial need.