The Center for Jewish Life Service Focus Internship is a summer internship opportunity for current Princeton first-years. Inspired by the John C. Bogle ’51 Fellows in Civil Service program, this internship will support student participation in service or civic engagement pursuits, specifically ones with a specific Jewish component. CJL Service Focus fellows will design their own summer internship experience while collaborating with another host organization anywhere in the world, and with the support of the CJL staff. The internship must be a minimum of eight weeks. The CJL can help identify and connect with partner organizations through the application process. More information can be found at http://hillel.princeton.edu/content/apply-cjl-service-focus-internship-here.

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The CJL Service Focus Internship hopes to instill a passion for service. We hope that this internship will expand your understanding of how service can be carried out with a Jewish component and how your contribution to the public good can address issues across any number of disciplines and professions. You are encouraged to think creatively about how to build upon your interests to contribute to making a positive impact in the world.

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Describe the idea for your project or internship. What are your goals for the experience? *

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What is the Jewish component of your project, and why is that important to you? *

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What do you hope to learn from the project? How will it help you grow? *

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Where might you experience difficulties in your project, and how will you overcome those? *

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What experience or knowledge do you have that's related to this project or internship? *

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Working with a strong partner who can be your mentor is a key element of the CJL Service Focus fellowship.

Who is the partner that will act as your mentor or supervisor? Your partner can be an entrepreneur, nonprofit professional, business owner, professor, etc. *

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What qualifications does your partner have that will make them a fit for this project? *

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Describe the level of commitment your partner has expressed regarding supervising or mentoring you. *

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Please share contact information from your partner. We may contact them as part of the selection process.

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It is strongly advised that you obtain a letter confirming support for your project/internship from your partner. Please upload it here (must be uploaded as a PDF).

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