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Application Deadline:
The application for the 2021 Engelhardt Fellowship will go live in December, 2020. Review of applications will begin on Friday, February 26th, 2021
Program Details:
The University of Michigan’s College of Literature, Science and the Arts (UM-LSA), with support from the Engelhardt Family Fund and the Mellon Foundation, invites applications from students who have worked or are currently working with a local organization dedicated to social justice (broadly defined). This year the ESJF will support up to 10 undergraduate students from UM-LSA and Henry Ford College who propose mutually beneficial projects with a local partner organization.
The fellowship is comprised of:
- A paid internship based on a well-developed work plan
- Professional development and cohort networking
- Weekly seminars centered on reflection and skill-building
The fellowship experience is an 8-week, paid internship that will take place from Monday, May 11 to Monday, June 29. Engelhardt Fellows will receive a stipend of $5,000. Applicants in need of additional financial assistance are encouraged to apply for the LSA Internship Scholarship, which provides up to $5,000 to LSA students with demonstrated financial need. Applications for the LSA Internship open at the beginning Winter semester, close in the Spring semester and are considered on a semi-rolling basis.
Eligible Students Must:
- Be an enrolled undergraduate in good academic standing in a degree program in either Henry Ford College or UM-LSA
- Co-create a project with a community organization within southeast Michigan that focuses on social justice, broadly defined.
- Have an existing connection to that partnering community organization.
- Be available for the full duration of the Fellowship (May 11 to June 29) and able to participate in weekly trainings at the U-M Ann Arbor and/or HFC campus (workshops will be held in both locations with transportation opportunities made available as needed).
2020 Engelhardt Social Justice Fellows
Name |
Institution |
Community Partner |
Katherine Coyle |
University of Michigan Ann Arbor |
Washtenaw County Sheriff Community Outreach Department |
Abigail Murray |
Henry Ford College |
Gleaners Community Food Bank |
Rebecca Surman |
University of Michigan Ann Arbor |
American Friends Service Committee |
J. Tyran Chandler |
University of Michigan Ann Arbor |
American Friends Service Committee |
Jessica Schrader |
Henry Ford College |
The Mariners Inn SHE Program |
Elyas Perry |
University of Michigan Ann Arbor |
Michigan Democracy Institute for Civic Engagement (M-DICE) |
Malana Chan |
University of Michigan Ann Arbor |
Healthy Asian Americans Project |
Michelle Byun |
University of Michigan Ann Arbor |
Korean American Grassroots Conference (KAGC) |
Jaya Thyagarajan |
University of Michigan Ann Arbor |
Telling It! |
Atika Nusrat |
Henry Ford College |
Women of Banglatown |
Rasheda Al-Asbahi |
Henry Ford College |
Coding Out of Poverty |
