2025 Summer Internship Funding for Undergraduate Students from Underrepresented Backgrounds in the Field of Education Research
SREE is pleased to be able to continue our undergraduate internship funding program. In the summer of 2025, up to 10 current undergraduate students from backgrounds and/or institutions traditionally underrepresented in the field of educational research will receive a scholarship to support their summer 2025 internships. Selected students will receive up to $5,000 scholarships (paid directly to the students) to support unpaid or stipended internships, and/or living expenses. Students are responsible for securing their own internships. We are no longer taking applications for the 2025 Summer Internship Funding for Undergraduate Students. Each student is eligible up to receive the following funding:
50% of the funds will be paid before internship commencement and 50% at the internship’s midpoint. Internship and designated supervisor must be confirmed and verified before the first installment is paid. Additional funds may also be available for travel to SREE’s annual conference in September 2023. Application Process and TimingRound 1Students whose completed applications are received by April 11, 2025 will be notified by April 30, 2025. Round 2If funding remains after the first round of scholarships are granted: Students whose completed applications are received by May 1, 2025 will be notified by May 15, 2025. Internship EligibilityStudents must secure a part- or full-time (at least 12 hours/week) internship with an educational research focus. The internship must be related to education research, but does not have to involve the student conducting the actual research. The student must have arranged the internship prior to applying for funding. If you need assistance finding and applying to internships, we encourage you to visit our Institutional Partners Careers Site. Please note: applying to internships with one of our Institutional Partners is a separate application and process from this funding application, and we in no way can guarantee acceptance to any internship. Funding EligibilityEligibility is open to students who identify as Black, Latinx, and/or from a racial or ethnic group traditionally underrepresented in the scientific workforce* and are eligible to work in the United States and submit a W9 to SREE.
Priority will be given to students attending colleges or universities designated as Minority Serving Institutions (Historically Black Colleges and Universities, Hispanic Serving Institutions, and Tribal Colleges and Universities). Students may be eligible to receive funding for more than one summer or semester, but priority will be given to new funding applicants. --------------------------- |