Applications Open December 1st 

Priority Applications Due Feb 1st 

 Application Deadline March 1st  

 Governor’s Summer Internship Program (GSIP)

Fellows are placed at a government agency full-time under the mentorship of a senior-level professional

Fellows work together in groups to put their knowledge and skills into practice, researching and preparing a policy analysis and recommendation to present to the Governor

Fellows are paid a stipend of $3500 for their participation in the program

Eligibility criteria for fellows

• Rising Junior or Senior in the summer of participation
• Attending a Maryland institution OR a current Maryland resident attending an out-of-state institution
• GPA 2.7 or above
• Available May, 31, 2022 – August 12, 2022, Monday-Friday 9am-5pm

Maryland Department of Transportation (MDOT) Fellows Program

Fellows are placed in an MDOT office and perform substantive work,  full-time for 9 weeks under the mentorship of a senior-level professional

Fellows put their knowledge and skills into practice, researching and proposing a solution to a transportation challenge.

Fellows are paid a stipend of $3,500 for their participation in the program

Eligibility criteria for fellows

• Rising Junior or Senior in the summer of participation
• Attending a Maryland institution OR a current Maryland resident attending an out-of-state institution
• GPA 2.7 or above
• Available May 31, 2022 – August 5, 2022, Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm

Sondheim Nonprofit Leadership Program

Fellows are placed at a nonprofit organization full-time under the mentorship of a senior-level professional

Fellows work together in groups to put their knowledge and skills into practice, researching a challenge impacting Maryland and design an innovative way to address the challenge

Fellows are paid a stipend of $3,500 for their participation in the program.

Eligibility criteria for fellows

• Rising Junior or Senior, or current graduate student in the summer of participation
• Attending a Maryland institution OR a current Maryland resident attending an out-of-state institution
• GPA 2.7 or above
• Available May, 31, 2022 – August 12, 2022, Monday-Friday 9am-5pm

The Library of Congress is seeking applicants for its next Junior Fellows Summer Internship Program, which will run from May 23, 2022, to July 29, 2022. This 10-week paid internship is open to undergraduate and graduate students interested in learning and conducting research at the largest library in the world. For the third year in a row, the internship will be conducted virtually. 

The deadline to apply is Monday, Nov. 8, 2021. 

For three decades, students have completed projects that explore Library collections and make collections more accessible. The 2022 Junior Fellows program is supported by an investment from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. Of the People: Widening the Path is a multiyear initiative to connect more deeply with Black, Hispanic, Indigenous and communities of color by expanding collections, using technology to enable storytelling, and offering more internship and fellowship opportunities. Of the People: Widening the Path creates new opportunities for more people to engage with the Library, thus allowing the Library to share a more inclusive American story. The Junior Fellows portion of the initiative funds paid internships and fellowships to benefit from the wisdom of students, engage the next generation of diverse librarians, and create a range of digital engagements to connect with underserved communities and institutions.

This year’s Junior Fellows Program projects show strong alignment to the new Library initiative. These projects include cultural, scientific and digital projects that enhance access and engagement with the collections such as: Mapping the Stories: The Legacy of Daniel A.P. Murray; Allillanchu! Andean Stories; Mapping Historical Demographics: Race and Inequality; Online Exhibit Curation: American Archive of Public Broadcasting; and Content Development: Library of Congress Youth Center.

All of the proposed projects provide invaluable opportunities for interns to engage with the Library’s resources, interpret collections and share their findings with audiences through a wide variety of virtual channels. The Library anticipates hiring 46 interns for 27 projects. The project names for are listed below. For full project descriptions and a list of required skills and knowledge for each project, applicants must review the information at: https://www.loc.gov/item/internships/junior-fellows-program/ prior to applying.  Questions about the program or projects may be sent to juniorfellows@loc.gov.

The Library of Congress is an equal-opportunity employer. Women, minorities and persons with disabilities who meet eligibility requirements are strongly encouraged to apply.

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