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Eligibility
Graduate-level students who will continue
with their studies in the 2008-09 academic
year at local universities, including Harvard University, MIT, Boston University,
Suffolk University, Northeastern University, UMass Boston, Brandeis and Tufts University, who are studying in
programs with public-policy implications
for the Greater Boston metropolitan area
or the Commonwealth of Massachusetts are
eligible for our program.
Students can come from a wide range of
fields, including: architecture and design,
business administration, economics, education,
ethnic studies, divinity, engineering,
environmental studies, geography, medicine,
nursing, political science, public health,
psychology, public policy, sociology,
urban policy and planning, and women's
studies. Students from other disciplines
are welcome to apply for internships
as well, as long as their study somehow
relates to public policy issues in Greater
Boston.
(Law students at Boston College, Boston
University, Harvard University, New England
School of Law, Northeastern, and Suffolk
University are eligible for a separate
Rappaport internship program coordinated
by Suffolk University's School of Law.
For more information, contact Susan Prosnitz,
Executive Director of the Rappaport Center for Law and Public Service.)
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| 2001 Rappaport Institute Public
Policy Interns with Jerry and Phyllis
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For more information
There are three ways to learn more about
the Rappaport Institute Public Policy
Fellow Program:
- Attend an informational
session at your campus this fall.
We are currently working to have
at least one informational session
at the following campuses this fall.
More details will be released as
they are confirmed this fall. Please
check the Rappaport Institute website
for updates and information.
- Contact Polly O'Brien at 617-495-5091
or by email with
any questions you might have.
- Explore the Public Policy Summer
Fellowship pages for more detailed
information. If you still have questions,
please attend one of our information
sessions or contact Polly O'Brien at
617-495-5091 or by email.
2008 - 2009 Public
Policy Fellowship Deadlines
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