Interested in Working and Learning in Baltimore City this Summer?

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The Community Impact Internships Program (CIIP) is a competitive, paid summer internship program that pairs JHU undergraduate students with community agencies to work on community-identified projects. Participating interns attend an extensive orientation and work 30 hours a week for 8 weeks while participating in weekly reflection sessions. Each participating student receives a $5000 stipend.

Organizations in Baltimore City are selected as community partners for this program based on their need for an intern, interactions with members of the community and a focus on a specific program for the intern to work on throughout the internship. Our community partners are asked that no more than 15 percent of the intern’s work be in clerical duties. The Coordinator of the program works with our community partners and interns to create placements that will be mutually beneficial relationships.

Click the Links Below to Learn More about the CIIP Program:

Benefits

Program Requirements

Application Procedures

List of Past Participating Agencies

2011 Project Book

Questions

 

Benefits

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Program Requirements

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Application Procedures
An application will be available on this website in the beginning of November. Completed applications are due on December 31st.  Applications will be reviewed and selected first-round candidates will be invited for an interview by the Center for Social Concern staff in February. Interns will be selected and notified by the end of March. Candidates will be asked to identify their preferred interest areas for placement and interns will be placed by the Coordinator of the program based on skills and interests with a community partner in Baltimore City.

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List of Past Participating Agencies

ACLU of Maryland Education Reform Project

Baltimore City Health Department: Community Risk Reduction Services

Baltimore City Health Department: Mi Espacio Program

Baltimore Free Farm

Baltimore Free School

Baltimore Free Store

Baltimore Green Space

Blue Water Baltimore

Central Baltimore Partnership

Citizens Planning and Housing Association, Inc.

Greater Homewood Community Corporation

Higher Achievement Baltimore

Incentive Mentoring Program

Jobs Housing Recovery Baltimore

Jubilee Arts

Martha's Place

Maryland Office for Refugees and Asylees/Baltimore Medical Systems

Mayor's Office of Human Services

My Sister's Place

Office of the Public Defender: Juvenile Court Division

Parks and People Foundation

People's Community Health Clinic: Bmore for Healthy Babies

Power Inside

Shepherd's Clinic

The Finding Our Wings Community Documentary Collective

The Samaritan Women

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Take a look at the experiences of our 2011 CIIP Cohorts.
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Questions
If you have any questions about the program or application process, please contact the Community Impact Internships Program Coordinator, Abby Neyenhouse at aneyenh1@jhu.edu or 410.516.4238.