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Lumpkin Summer Institute for Service Learning
Lumpkin Summer Institute for Service Learning
Designed for students with a commitment to service, the Lumpkin Summer Institute for Service Learning challenges students to explore and participate in social change in the Greater Boston Area. During the 10-week program, students reside together in Boston while undertaking full-time internships with local not-for-profit organizations. Led by Wellesley College faculty, staff, and not-for-profit practitioners, a weekly seminar integrating experiential and traditional classroom learning benefits not only the Wellesley interns, but also the communities in which they serve.
2014 Internship Dates: May 27, 2014- August 1, 2014
In order to participate in the program, students are required to:
• Work a total of 40 hours a week;
• Live together in Boston for the duration of their internship;
• Attend weekly meetings and seminars;
• Complete all required reports, projects, and readings;
• Attend mandatory orientation meetings sponsored by the CWS;
• Return all student contracts and paperwork as required by the CWS;
• Participate in the Tanner Conference.
• Open to sophomores only.
2013 Site Locations
• Boston Area Rape Crisis Center
• Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center
• Boston Community Capital
• City of Boston - Mayor’s Office
• Crittenton Women’s Union
• The Fenway Institute
• Medical Legal Partnership
• Office of Senator Harriette L. Chandler
• Renewal House
• St. Francis House
• St. Stephen's B-SAFE Program
Please apply through MyCWS Schedule TBA. Resume, transcript, and application form (with essay) required for application. Application form TBA.
Deadline to apply: TBA.



