The Domestic Corps program organizes summer internships for Business School students with nonprofit organizations in economically distressed and culturally diverse communities throughout the United States. Domestic Corps Interns generally work in an unstructured environment and are afforded a great deal of flexibility and autonomy.
Interns manage a wide range of projects related to economic and social justice.
Past projects have included business plans, financial strategies, marketing plans, grant writing, feasibility studies, and organizational strategies. During the summer of 2000, students served in various locations, to include Boston, New York City, Detroit, North Dakota, Alaska, and at the Navajo Reservation in Arizona. Domestic Corps internships are of 10-14 week duration, generally beginning in early May and concluding in late August. A limited travel allowance is available. Several internships also include housing.