Applications are still being accepted for the Ullman Award, which provides funding for one undergraduate or graduate student from Ohio University to participate in a summer internship at the Amnesty International office in Washington, D.C.
The Sara Katherine Ullman Memorial Internship was established by the family of the late Sara Ullman, who at the time of her death was a student in the College of Arts & Sciences at Ohio University. This endowment is designed to enable young persons to express values and interests in human rights and international affairs.
The Ullman Award provides funding to help cover expenses in Washington D.C. and the opportunity to earn academic credit while completing a summer internship. The criteria for selection to the Internship are:
- Demonstrated interest in human rights and international affairs
- Strong analytical and writing skills
- Evidence of ability to work both as an independent self- starter and a team member
- Knowledge of a language other than English
Applicants may be from any major at OHIO. Preference will be given to an undergraduate student. If no undergraduate qualifies, graduate students may also be considered.
Applications are available here and are now due Monday, March 5, 2018. Completed applications must be submitted in hard copy, together with the requested information (including 2 letters of recommendation), to Dr. Jonathan Agensky, Department of Political Science, Bentley Annex 211, Ohio University.
Questions may be directed to Dr. Jonathan Agensky, at: agensky@ohio.edu.
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