With support from the Packard Foundation, the Microsoft Corporation, and the Alliance for Community Technology, the Community Information Corps Summer Fellows Program offers salary supplements so you can make ends meet. Positions can be but are not required to be part of internships elected for academic credit. We will judge job descriptions but leave it to the employers to decide whether the student is qualified for the job. Before a position has been offered to you, you may submit a job description to find out whether it would be eligible. This is not meant to be an exhaustive list.
Creative applications are welcome, as long as they satisfy the four criteria listed below.
You can find some pointers to interesting jobs and organizations through the SI careers page . One of the principal duties must involve organizing information flows that serve an identifiable public interest. For details, see the job eligibility section of the Community Information Fellows program policies and procedures document . The position must entail substantive work at a professional skill level that would normally be compensated within the organization.