[bioundgrd] For sophomores and juniors - Jeffrey Pressman Award for internship/research in US policy

Janice Chang jdchang at mit.edu
Thu Apr 5 11:51:09 EDT 2018


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From: Tobie F Weiner <iguanatw at mit.edu<mailto:iguanatw at mit.edu>>
Subject: Jeffrey Pressman Award for internship/research in US policy
Date: April 3, 2018 at 1:42:36 PM EDT


Please forward this to your undergraduates if they are sophomores or juniors.

We give out a few of these awards over the summer for internship or research in US domestic politics, policy, education or law.

Thank you!

Tobie


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The deadline to find an internship or propose a research project is April 20, 2018 and we will make decisions very quickly after that date.

If you would like help finding contacts for an internship I may be able to give you some ideas in the Washington, DC area. But you are not limited to DC  - these awards can be for internship in any area of the country.

2018 Jeffrey L. Pressman Awards
 Each year the Department gives out several awards for summer research or internship in US politics and policy.  Here are the guidelines for the proposals.
 The Department of Political Science announces the Summer 2018 Jeffrey L. Pressman Awards for research, travel or internship in US government, politics, law or education.  All members of MIT undergraduate classes 2019, 2020 and 2021 are eligible to apply.
 Several stipends (maximum $6500 each) will be awarded to MIT undergraduates for use during the summer to undertake a special project or internship in US government, politics or policy.  The project should focus on some legal, political, institutional or policy issue.
https://polisci.mit.edu/undergraduate/pressman-award

DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION OF PROPOSALS is
FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 2018
Submit your proposals to Tobie Weiner  E53-484 (iguanatw at mit.edu<mailto:iguanatw at mit.edu>)
 GUIDELINES FOR YOUR PROPOSAL
 PROPOSAL  (3-5 pages)
 1. Describe your project.
            Why are you interested in this topic?
            What is your background in this area?
            How do you propose to complete the research or internship?
            What will this project contribute to your education?
            What will you contribute to the field by completing this
            research or internship?
 2. Include a preliminary budget
 OTHER REQUIREMENTS
 1. List your faculty advisor.  This person must be a member of the MIT faculty, but not necessarily a political science professor
 2.Include letters of recommendation from 2 MIT faculty members or UROP supervisors or senior administrators at MIT
 3.A current resume.

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