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  • The Fund for American Studies runs an academic internship program in DC each summer which includes an internship placement, housing, a free-market economics course for credit at George Mason University and other programming. They are offering a full scholarship opportunity for students in Arizona. TFAS would like to extend this opportunity to University of Arizona students for the summer of 2023.

 

 

  • SBS Student Ambassadors - The Student Ambassadors for the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences are a select group of undergraduate students who:

    • Represent outstanding campus leadership
    • Have a passion for Social and Behavioral Sciences and the UA
    • Demonstrate engagement beyond the classroom
    • Have a commitment to higher education
  • Student Ambassadors help facilitate a wide variety of programming including outreach, events, and student recruitment initiatives. Applications for 2021-2022 are now being accepted on a rolling basis through March 12, 2021.

 

  • McGuire Center New Venture Development Program - This year-long program teaches the principles of entrepreneurship. Then, under the mentorship of faculty and mentors, students build an idea from early-stage to launch-ready venture! This is a fee free program (students only pay for the credit hours) that can count as a certificate or minor in some cases. For more information visit the McGuire Center NVD website or contact Jordan Elias at jordanelias@email.arizona.edu.

 

  • Arizona Legislative Internship

    • The Arizona Legislative Internship Program (ALIP) is a partnership between the University of Arizona and the State of Arizona that invites students from each of Arizona’s universities to participate in a paid internship with either the Arizona State Legislature, Office of the Governor, and Arizona Supreme Court every year.