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Mānoa Political Internships
Mānoa Political Internships
Apply for the upcoming Spring Semester by October 15
Full-time Internships
Full-time Internships
U.S. Congress in Washington, D.C. | Dept. of the Honolulu Prosecuting Attorney | Office of the Hawaiʻi Public Defender | Hawaiʻi State Legislature
U.S. Congress in Washington, D.C. | Dept. of the Honolulu Prosecuting Attorney | Office of the Hawaiʻi Public Defender | Hawaiʻi State Legislature
Interns will work an average of 40 hours per week. Full-time awards cover 12 credits of resident tuition at UH Mānoa for the semester. Congressional internship award includes additional funding for travel and housing in Washington, D.C.
Full-time interns will be required to enroll in the appropriate seminar course: POLS 408 (Congressional Fellowship) or POLS 405 (Executive Internship) for 6 credits. All full-time interns will also be required to enroll in POLS 386 (Public Policy-Making) for 3 credits and a Directed Reading/Research course outside of political science for 3 credits.
Part-time Internships
Part-time Internships
Local Offices of Hawaiʻi’s Congressional Delegation
Interns will work 10-15 hours per week. Part-time awards include a small stipend.
Part-time interns will be required to enroll in POLS 403 (Community Internship) for 3 credits.
Eligibility Requirements
Eligibility Requirements
Full-time undergraduate enrollment at UH Mānoa with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0. Minimum junior standing by the Spring 2023 semester for full-time internships, and minimum sophomore standing for part-time internships. Students of all majors are welcome to apply!
Application
Application
Application materials (resume, 600-word essay, and contact information for two references) to be submitted through the UH STAR Scholarship System. See detailed instructions on the MPIN website.
Send any questions to mpin@hawaii.edu
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Trust for America's Health
Trust for America's Health
Paid Internship in Washington, DC
Paid Internship in Washington, DC
More information about internship: LINK.
Application: https://tfah.wufoo.com/forms/qn41e9n1ypi2z6/
2024 UNDERGRADUATE & GRADUATE MINORITY HEALTH RESEARCH TRAINING (MHRT) PROGRAM
2024 UNDERGRADUATE & GRADUATE MINORITY HEALTH RESEARCH TRAINING (MHRT) PROGRAM
The MHRT program provides directed reading coursework and research projects in topics focused on global health, tropical medicine, infectious diseases and community based participatory research. Beginning interviews in November 2024.
For more info: LINK
NHPI INDIGENOUS INNOVATION IN HEALTH INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
NHPI INDIGENOUS INNOVATION IN HEALTH INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
UH Center for Indigenous Innovation and Health Equity (CIIHE) is looking for undergraduate students who aspire to achieve health equity for Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander communities.
During this internship, students will have the opportunity to:
Learn about community projects and contribute to making a positive impact.
Explore Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander, and Indigenous frameworks and perspectives.
Enhance decision-making and communication skills through hands-on experience.
Connect and build meaningful relationships with peers and professionals
Explore research in health topics at local, national, and global levels, share ideas, and experience personal growth.
Interested students are required to submit their applications at SECE.
The application deadline is April 10, 2024
If you have any questions about the internship, don't hesitate to get in touch with our Community Partnerships Coordinator, Puna Sabagala, at adrianos@hawaii.edu
For more information CLICK HERE.
Public Health Student Stipends
Public Health Student Stipends
The Western Region Public Health Training Center is currently seeking students that will be conducting public health projects. Eligible students will receive up to $3500 each, which can be used to offset living expenses during their field experience/internship. Applications are reviewed and accepted on a rolling basis.
For more info: LINK
2024 Pacific Expereince
2024 Pacific Expereince
The Pacific Basin Experience allows second year medical student to live in one of the 4 US Affiliated Pacific Island communities or on neighboring Islands of Hawai'i for at least 4 weeks to gain cultural awareness and understanding as part of an interprofessional team, as well as shadow medical providers and leant the many challenges and rewards of rural health care.
Deadline to Apply: March 2024
For more Info: CLICK HERE
Below is a list of available paid internship opportunities that are open for student applications.
This list is subject to change.
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