SELI 2013 Application

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SEF aspires to develop the next generation of education policy leadership, and since 2004 has provided trainings and paid summer internships to a diverse and inspired group of 150 college and graduate level students interested in working with nonprofits and foundations to make systemic changes in Southern education policy and practice.

Applications are due on March 1, 2013.  The selection process for interns is highly competitive.  
Visit here for more information and application.

Interns receive:
  • an opportunity to work for eight weeks in an organization concerned with equity and excellence e.g., a policy institution, community-based organization or philanthropic institution;
  • trainings that expose students to research in the field, stress the importance of civic engagement, teach strategies for making change, and provide opportunities to meet and learn from inspiring leaders involved in education policy and practice; 
  •  guidance and supervision provided by seasoned sector leaders to work through the summer intensively on challenging research, education policy, and nonprofit program related projects; and
  • the opportunity to present their work to their peers, reflect, brainstorm how to take the lessons learned from this experience back to their communities, and become part of a network of emerging leaders in the sector.
The program provides a generous stipend of $4,000 for undergraduates and $4,500 for graduate students along with reimbursement for all airfare/car mileage expenses associated with traveling to and from SEF trainings to summer placements. 

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