Mertie Buckman International Internship Program (International Studies)
The Mertie Buckman International Internship Program allows for six high-achieving International Studies majors to work as an intern abroad over the summer. Students are funded for their accommodations, work, and travel within the country/region of their choice for the summer. Past Mertie Buckman Interns have traveled to South Africa, China, Morocco, and Germany. To read about student experiences, check out the Mertie Buckman Brochure.
The Morelle Legg International Internship for Women
This scholarship is awarded every one to two years to a female junior major in the Department of Commerce and Business or the Department of Economics to allow her to obtain work experience in a foreign country during the summer following her junior year. The selection committee considers factors such as overall and major grade point average, completion of relevant business courses, and language skills in evaluating candidates. This is a merit-based scholarship funded by an anonymous donor. In the summer of 2019, Carly Cone interned in Madrid, Spain.
The Theodore William Eckels International Business Internships
This scholarship is awarded annually to several outstanding sophomore or junior students in the Department of Commerce and Business or the Department of Economics to allow the students to obtain work experience in a foreign country during the summer. The selection committee considers factors such as overall and major grade point average, completion of relevant business courses (international business track courses), and language skills in evaluating candidates. This is a merit-based scholarship named in honor of business leader Theodore Williams Eckels. During the summer of 2019, Hannah Johns interned in Signapore; João Pedro Tampellini Silva interned in Cape Town, South Africa; Meredith Kendrick interned in Madrid, Spain, Elliot Gorski interned in Dublin, Ireland; and Benjamin Asadoorian interned in Taipei, Taiwan. To read about student experiences, check out the Theodore William Eckels Brochure.
The Wafsky Iskander International Internship
This scholarship is awarded every one to two years to an outstanding sophomore or junior student in the Department of Economics to allow the student an opportunity to gain work experience in a foreign country during the summer. The selection committee considers factors such as overall and major grade point average, completion of relevant business courses (international business track courses), and language skills in evaluating candidates. This is a merit-based scholarship named in honor of Economics Professor Wasfy Iskander who taught at Rhodes from 1969-2000. During the summer of 2018, Yanxin Li interned in London, United Kingdom.
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