The application form for the 2009 Emerson Internship is now available. Download the form here.
William V. Emerson chats with students at the 1985 reception for Emerson scholars.
The Emerson Internship Program is made possible through the generosity of the Emerson Foundation, which provides Emerson Scholarships at Ithaca College. The family foundation was established in 1932 by Fred L. Emerson, founder of Dunn & McCarthy, a manufacturer of women's footwear in Auburn. His son William M. Emerson laid some of the basic groundwork for the IC-Emerson relationship and in 1975 established the Fred L. Emerson Foundation Endowed Scholarship and Internship Fund.
The Emerson Summer Internship Awards is a college-wide program targeted for senior students and provides the student with financial support for an undergraduate internship in either a domestic or international setting. The Dean of each school can nominate one student for the $3,000 award. The internship must be credit bearing and completed during the summer months. The selection criteria include;
Student will have completed at least 90 credits by the end of Summer 2009 (this summer internship can be counted toward the 90-credit requirement)
Student must apply for summer session registration for the internship (undergraduate credits only)
Student has demonstrated meritorious academic performance
Student must be eligible for financial aid (students must check with the Office of Financial Aid regarding their status)
The quality and academic/career relevance of the internship
Here are the steps you need to take in order to apply for an Emerson Award.