They also take part in two weekly seminars on urban issues. The program accepts students from a variety of majors who have achieved junior standing. Housing is arranged by the Program Director and costs are equivalent to the residence hall fees on campus. Urban Semester is completing its 32nd year of existence and is often an important opportunity for students considering careers in human services, advocacy or government. Internships vary from shelters to advocacy and research organizations to the legislature and many other sites.
Students have full choice in where they intern.
For applications and more information, contact the Urban Semester office at 486-5997. This is the highest step and the summit of charity's golden ladder.