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Gain new international perspectives by spending a leave-term living and working abroad as a Dickey International Intern. Whatever your focus of study, it will be enriched when re-examined through an international lens.The Dickey Center has supported hundreds of internships around the world: at United States embassies, at research organizations, in parliaments, clinics, orphanages, with development banks and at organizations promoting sustainable agriculture and renewable technologies in less-developed countries.
Browse through some of the archived internship reports written by past Dickey Interns and stop by the Center to read more.
OVERVIEW:
The Dickey Center provides
opportunities for students to broaden their international perspectives, and
their understanding of different cultures, by carrying out leave-term projects
abroad. The ideal Dickey International Internship will enrich some aspect of
your on-campus academic work. An international internship should also develop
your ability to communicate comfortably with persons from other cultures, and to
understand the processes for addressing international issues that confront
nations. Students should be familiar with the language of the country in which
they wish to intern.
Applicants must be returning to
campus for at least one term after completing the internship. Internship
recipients are required to write a 3-5 page summary when their project has been
completed, to be kept on file in the Center offices. These reports may be
posted on the website and will be made available to other students looking for
internship ideas. Returning interns agree to participate as requested in
workshops or informational sessions relating to internships in
general.
The easiest way to apply is on-line through the DICKEY STUDENT FUNDING organization on Blackboard. All application materials, deadlines, and information can be found & submitted through the Blackboard site: http://blackboard.dartmouth.edu/
APPLICATION DEADLINES:
- Winter 2009 Internships: Thursday, October 23rd
- Spring 2009 Internships: Thursday, February 5th
- Summer 2009 Internships: Thursday, April 30th
- Fall 2009 Internships: Saturday, July 25th
There are 3 parts to the Application Process:
If you do not wish to apply through the Blackboard site, please follow the steps below submitting both a hard copy & an electronic copy to the Dickey Center by the appropriate deadline.
STEP 1: Complete the
attached PDF form (2 pages) using Adobe Reader or Adobe Acrobat. Click here to download the latest version of Adobe
Reader ** DO NOT open the document with Preview **
 International Internship Application F08
STEP 2: In addition to the application form, students must submit a 3-5 page written
narrative must set forth in detail:
- the relevance of the
internship to your academic & intellectual interests
- the responsibilities
& requirements of the project & your qualifications to fulfill
them
- a description of your
personal goals
STEP 3: To complete your International Internship application you
will need to submit BOTH forms below. These forms should be completed and
submitted to the Dickey Center by the application deadline.
Supervisor Statement
Faculty Recommendation Form
We strongly encourage interested students to contact the Dickey Center directly, as early as possible in the project conceptualizing and development process, in order to discuss project eligibility and application guidelines.
To arrange a meeting, read more past intern reports, discuss a placement or project you are considering, or to request the mailing of a physical application packet, contact
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at the Dickey Center.
Recent Interns
Each year several internships are made possible by the generosity of Dartmouth Classes and Alumni. Some of the most recent named interns are listed below.
- Lewis J. Setti International Intern: Amma Serwaah-Panin '10, Entrepreneurs de Monde, Accra, Ghana
- Bhavsar International Intern: Emily Eros '09, International Center for Agricultural Research in Dry Areas, Aleppo, Syria
- Class of '47 Dickey International Intern: Hans Stege '07, Intern, U.S. Embassy, Kiev, Ukraine
- Class of '54 InternationalIntern: Andrew Young '09, Saint Frances Health Care Services Intern, Jinga, Uganda
- Class of '66 Dickey International Intern:Valerie Sidhoum '10, Clinique Beau Sejour, Behaia, Algeria & Trudy Hong '08, National Assembly of the Republic of Korea, South Korea
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