The John G. Winant Fellowship


	$2000-$3000 Stipend for a summer internship ENCOURAGING THE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN WITH A STRONG COMMITMENT TO PUBLIC SERVICE PURPOSE A gift from the Winant family and their friends has established a fellowship to encourage the professional development of young men and women with a strong commitment to public service. This gift was made in the memory of the late New Hampshire Governor, John Gilbert Winant. Known for his generous spirit, this 3-term governor was the founding director of the International Labor Organization. The fellowship supports internships related to issues of peace and social justice and aims at promoting the ideal described by Winant: Men and women with trained intelligence, with broad sympathy and understanding, with vision and courage. AWARD The recipients are awarded a stipend of between $2000 and $3000. The fellowship is awarded and administered by the Institute for Policy and Social Science Research. ELIGIBILITY To be considered for the award, the applicant must be a junior or senior at the University of New Hampshire in good standing. The applicant must be a New Hampshire resident and must intend to intern at an organization located in New Hampshire. Preference is given to candidates with internships during the spring semester who hope to continue their positions full-time over the summer. TO APPLY To apply for a Winant Fellowship, write a 1-2 page proposal: Describe in 2-3 paragraphs what you hope to do and how your summer work would relate to the purpose of this fellowship. Give the name, title, address, and telephone number of the person who will supervise your internship. Include the names of two UNH faculty members who can provide an evaluation of your activities at UNH. Include a copy of your transcript. The deadline for the next program is March 13, 1998. FOR MORE INFORMATION Angele Cook The Institute for Policy and Social Science Research University of New Hampshire Thompson Hall, Room G01 105 Main Street Durham, NH 03824-3577 603/862-2186 E-Mail Click HEREfor IPSSR home page ©Institute for Policy and Social Science Research URL http://www.unh.edu/ipssr/Winant.html

$2000-$3000 Stipend for a summer internship

ENCOURAGING THE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN WITH A STRONG COMMITMENT TO PUBLIC SERVICE

PURPOSE
A gift from the Winant family and their friends has established a fellowship to encourage the professional development of young men and women with a strong commitment to public service.

This gift was made in the memory of the late New Hampshire Governor, John Gilbert Winant. Known for his generous spirit, this 3-term governor was the founding director of the International Labor Organization.

The fellowship supports internships related to issues of peace and social justice and aims at promoting the ideal described by Winant:

Men and women with trained intelligence, with broad sympathy and understanding, with vision and courage.

AWARD
The recipients are awarded a stipend of between $2000 and $3000.

The fellowship is awarded and administered by the Institute for Policy and Social Science Research.

ELIGIBILITY
To be considered for the award, the applicant must be a junior or senior at the University of New Hampshire in good standing. The applicant must be a New Hampshire resident and must intend to intern at an organization located in New Hampshire. Preference is given to candidates with internships during the spring semester who hope to continue their positions full-time over the summer.

TO APPLY
To apply for a Winant Fellowship, write a 1-2 page proposal:

Describe in 2-3 paragraphs what you hope to do and how your summer work would relate to the purpose of this fellowship.
Give the name, title, address, and telephone number of the person who will supervise your internship.
Include the names of two UNH faculty members who can provide an evaluation of your activities at UNH.
Include a copy of your transcript.
The deadline for the next program is March 13, 1998.

FOR MORE INFORMATION

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