Looking for an immersive summer internship experience?
CAS partners with several organizations to provide fully funded internships for our students. Reach out to CAS Experiential Learning Coordinator Sophia Trigg with any questions.
MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger - Food Justice Internship

Are you passionate about anti-hunger advocacy? Work with MAZON, a national organization inspired by Jewish values and ideals working to end hunger among people of all faiths and background in the U.S.
Open to all rising juniors and seniors within the College of Arts & Sciences. If selected, you will receive a stipend for working approx. May 31 – July 30 (30 hours per week).
Deadline: February 6, 2022
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Vermont Public Radio (VPR) Newsroom Internship

The newsroom intern will report and produce daily content for the afternoon news program. The intern will work with the program host and the news editor to learn and assist with entry-level tasks and larger assignments. This may include reporting stories, producing and booking interviews, publishing web pieces, and producing audio features.
Deadline: February 20, 2022
Fleming Museum Internship

The CAS-Fleming Museum Internship at the Fleming Museum of Art offers an exciting opportunity for those interested in a career in museums or the arts to gain crucial professional experience at one of Vermont’s premier museums of arts and culture. Interns will be funded by the College of Arts and Sciences Internship Fund, and will split their time between the curatorial and collections management department.
Deadline: April 1, 2022
Burlington Free Press Summer Internship Program

The Burlington Free Press is in search of talented college students looking for an enriching paid internship. As a Summer 2022 Intern Program participant, you will develop, integrate and apply skill sets and experiences in support of the newsroom team. The purpose of the internship experience is to provide opportunities where college students can develop, grow and become the next generation of talent for our news network.
Deadline: passed
Shepherd Higher Education Consortium on Poverty (SHECP)

Are you interested in a funded summer internship opportunity working on issues of poverty and social justice? The Shepherd Higher Education Consortium on Poverty Summer (SHECP) Internship provides housing and a stipend for students in all majors and career paths as they engage in meaningful work and relationship building in under-resourced communities. SHECP interns participate in full-time volunteer work for eight weeks at agencies in multiple urban, suburban, and rural areas across the country. Interns complete a variety of preparation modules in April and May and attend a virtual Opening Conference. Interns convene for a virtual Closing Conference to process their experiences.
Deadline passed for 2022