Internships & Experiential Learning
302 Buttrick Hall404 471-6872
dmwilliams@agnesscott.eduInternships are a popular option at Agnes Scott with most students participating in numerous off-campus opportunities. To review a comprehensive list of internship options, contact Internship Coordinator David Williams.
Featured Internships
International Rescue Committee - many potential internship positions recently posted! Go to https://www.agnesscott.edu/hireascottie for a list of positions and application information. Other questions to Professor David M. Williams.
For-Credit Internships (450 Credit Internships)
Integrate your classroom studies with for-credit, real-world experience. 450 credit internships offer you experiential opportunities combined with academic discussion that will serve to strengthen your liberal arts education.
Elizabeth R. Griffin Research Internship
If you have a major or concentration in a field of science, you can apply for this continuing, yearly internship. The selected student works with Julia Hilliard Ph.D. at the Viral Immunology Lab at Georgia State.
Hubert Scholars Program Hubert Scholars combine experiential learning with humanitarian service either at home or abroad. Past Hubert Scholars have conducted HIV/AIDS research in South Africa and traveled to Mongolia and Tanzania.
Kemper Scholars ProgramAre you interested in a career in business or administration? As a first-year, you can apply for the Kemper Scholars Program to receive a scholarship for your sophomore, junior and senior years as well as project stipends for two summers and a non-profit internship in Chicago during your sophomore summer.
Public Leadership Education Network (PLEN)Are good leaders born or made? Discover for yourself with PLEN (Public Leadership Education Network), a consortium of women’s colleges that prepares women for public leadership roles. Students have opportunities to study the process of public policy with women leaders in Washington, D.C.
SpARC (Spring Annual Research Conference)
Agnes Scott holds this conference each April to provide students and faculty with an opportunity to present their collaborative and independent research to the campus community.