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Rolling Deadline

General Information

The Koch Internship Program (KIP)is a paid, 10-week experiential learning program that offers meaningful work experience at non-profits all over the country tackling some of our nation’s most pressing challenges. 

While in the ten-week program, interns benefit from a hybrid education/work experience: they engage in Stand Together Fellowships professional development programming virtually each Thursday from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. ET with their peers and spend the rest of the week gaining valuable professional experience at one of our many partner organizations. Full-time participants receive a $5,500 stipend while part-time participants receive a $3,300 stipend (attending Thursday programming is required for both part-time and full-time participants). The training provided by Stand Together Fellowships focuses on three pillars:

  • Learning ST Fellowship’s vision for social change and connecting with our network of collaborators
  • Discovering and developing your unique aptitudes and strengths
  • Learning the guiding principles of Principle-Based Management™

Each intern is mentored by a seasoned professional and works on a capstone project on what matters most to them.

Eligibility Guidelines

Upperclassman or recent graduate exploring careers that help others improve their lives are eligible to apply. Whether your passion for social impact involves revitalizing communities, government, education, or business, you should have a drive to identify problems and get excited about finding new solutions that have meaningful results. Also, you should be entrepreneurial, curious, and excited to become an effective leader in tackling the major challenges of our time. 

Qualifications you’ll bring to the KIP experience: 

  • You are geographically located in and authorized to work in the United States 
  • You’re a lifelong learner with a growth mindset, dedicated to continual self-improvement   
  • You seek knowledge from any and all sources to help you learn and improve your thinking  
  • You enjoy collaborating with people of diverse perspectives  
  • You’re excited to take initiative and solve problems, embracing and driving positive change 
  • You’re interested in and passionate about solving the most pressing issues our society faces, transforming our world and impacting the lives of others 

Standout interns may also bring prior experience related to advancing our vision and an aptitude for leadership demonstrated through prior experience, either in a professional setting or outside the workplace.

Application Details

Candidates upload their resume and answers to a series of short-answer questions to the online application. Please note that applications are reviewed and interviews are conducted on a rolling basis, the candidates who apply earliest have the greatest advantage of most time to search for their ideal role.

For more information about the application process, visit the Application Process page.

Deadline Type
Rolling Deadline
Funding Type

Details:

Research Offering Type

Internship

Location

USA

Undergraduate School

College, Engineering, Nursing, Wharton

Source

External

Contact Information

Email the admissions team.