
Hauser
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HAUSER CENTER SUMMER FELLOWSHIPS
APPLICATION 2009
DEADLINE HAS PAST:
All applications were to be received by 5:00 pm on
Thursday, April 2nd. Applications are no longer accepted
for the Hauser Summer Fellowship. Email any questions
to Laura Johnston.
About the Fellowships:
The Hauser Center for Nonprofit Organizations at Harvard
University seeks to accelerate critical thinking about the
role and leadership of nonprofit and non-governmental
organizations through research, education, and practice. As
part of the Center’s student outreach programs we are
offering summer fellowships of up to $7,000 each for
Harvard University returning students or recent graduates
pursuing non-stipendiary internships in nonprofit
organizations in the United States or NGOs around the world
for summer 2009. The fellowships are open to candidates
from all the schools of Harvard, including undergraduate
and graduate programs. Preference will be given to work in
fields that connect with the work of the Hauser Center and
specifically relevant to the Center’s domains of practice.
Eligibility:
Minimum requirements for the Hauser Center summer
fellowships include:
• Applicants must clearly demonstrate that they have been
offered the internship for which they are applying. This
can be done through the sponsor letter included as part of
your application, or through other supporting
documentation.
• The internship must be full time for a minimum of 8 weeks
at one organization during summer 2009.
• Applicants must be currently enrolled as full-time degree
students at any of the Harvard schools, or have a
graduation date of June 2009.
• The internship must be for a legally-certified nonprofit
entity in the United States or anywhere else in the world
(but must also be legally-certified in whichever country
the organization operates).
Please note:
• This is not an internship placement program. Applicants
are expected to already have an internship offer with a
specific organization.
• These funds are not applicable for summer research. The
fellowship only supports full-time work with the
organization.
Application Instructions:
A completed application will include the following pieces.
Incomplete applications will not be considered for funding.
1. Cover page
The cover page should state your name, Harvard school and
program, year of graduation and degree expected or
received, name of the internship organization, dates or
length of the internship, and any other Harvard fellowships
to which you are applying for this same internship.
2. Current Resume or CV
3. Statement of Purpose
The statement of purpose should describe the
responsibilities and work of the internship, the
organization you will be working for, how the internship
builds upon your previous experience and contributes to
your longer-term interests and career goals, and how the
internship relates to the mission, goals, and work of the
Hauser Center. Approximate Length = 750-1000 words
4. Budget Form
Please include a completed Hauser Center Summer Internship Budget
Form.
(This form is courtesy of the Harvard Kennedy School’s
Summer Internship Fund, which also has helpful guidelines you should consider for
preparing a summer internship budget.)
5. Sponsor Organization Letter
All applicants must include a letter or confirmation from
the organization you will be working for confirming that
you have been offered or have accepted an internship with
the organization and stating the expected work to be
completed during the internship. The letter must be on the
organization’s letterhead or in the form of an email sent
from a business email address associated with that
organization.
6. Additional Organization Information
(Optional)
You may include any other supporting information about the
organization and its work that you think would be helpful
for the application review committee to consider.
