Emerging Leaders Internship

0 Internship

June 22-August 21

Every summer, university students from across the country come to San Francisco for the GLIDE Emerging Leaders Internship.

Over 10 weeks, students gain both practical skills in our leading-edge service programs as well as intensive training in GLIDE’s understanding and practice of inclusion, spirituality, and leadership. The 2022 summer internship runs from June 22 through August 21, 2022.

Review the bios of our interns, here.

Emerging Leaders 2022 Summer Interns

(From L to R): Hannah van Aelstyn (CSJ’s Social Justice Project Coordinator), Isoke Femi, (CSJ’s Maven of Transformative Learning)

Interns: Emily Kim, Kimberley Pascual, Xochitl Barrios Santiago. In front sitting down (L to R): Tiaira Friend, Lillian Datnow

To Apply

Download the application below, fill it out and follow the instructions to apply to the 2020 Emerging Leaders Summer Internship Program.

Contact Us

Still have a question about the summer internship? Contact the Emerging Leaders Internship Program manager at emergingleaders@glide.org or (415) 674-6010.

About the Program

Following a 2-week immersive rotation through GLIDE’s services, each intern is matched with a placement opportunity in one of our program focus areas: domestic violence support, HIV prevention, primary health care, school-age youth, supportive housing, community arts development, executive leadership, homeless services, food security, case management, job training, and volunteer management.

About You

Strong candidates for the internship program are self-aware, compassionate students already engaged in their communities. Many are looking at a summer at GLIDE in order to experience ﬁrst-hand what it means to be involved on the social and economic edges of society. Recent interns have come from UC Berkeley, UC Davis, the University of San Francisco, Yale College, Northwestern University, Austin College (TX), Southwestern University, and Yale Divinity School.

Available Funding

Students from schools typically are self-funded either through a portable fellowship or directly through their academic programs. GLIDE has a limited number of stipends available for enrolled degree students.