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Abroad in Atlanta

Internships in Atlanta's International Community
Volunteer Emory
The Office of University Community Partnerships
The Ethics and Servant Leadership program (EASL)
Internships at the Carter Center
Internships at CARE
Study Abroad Internship at CIPA

Internships in Atlanta's International Community

Several Atlanta area organizations who work with the international community offer Emory students internship and volunteer opportunities within their organizations. The list of organizations includes The Carter Center, the International Rescue Committee and many others. For a complete list of organizations, please click here.

Volunteer Emory

Volunteer Emory is a student-run office that provides service opportunities to promote learning about self and society, while striving to meet the needs identified by community organizations, many of them globally active. For more information on Volunteer Emory programs and how they help students get involved in the Atlanta community, please click here.

The Office of University Community Partnerships (OUCP)

OUCP supports Emory University’s mission: through teaching, to help men and women fully develop their intellectual, aesthetic, and moral capacities; and through the quest for new knowledge and public service, to improve human well-being. For more information on OUCP programs, please click here.

The Ethics and Servant Leadership program (EASL)

The Ethics and Servant Leadership program (EASL) promotes servant leadership throughout the Emory community. It strives to inspire and support all Emory community members as they develop the power to serve and lead for the common good. EASL programs currently include: the Forum (an academic year program), summer internships, and an alternative Spring Break trip. For more information on servant leadership, contact Edward Queen or Carlton Mackey.

Internships at The Carter Center

The Carter Center is committed to waging peace, building hope, and fighting disease. Interns have the opportunity to work for Carter Center programs that contribute to this mission. Carter Center interns make vital contributions to the Center's work. In turn, The Carter Center provides a substantive learning experience that serves as a basis for interns to explore their career options and to develop professional skills. For more information, please click here.

Internships at CARE

CARE has its headquarters in Atlanta and offers a variety of internships. CARE is a leading humanitarian organization fighting global poverty. CARE places special focus on working alongside poor women because, equipped with the proper resources, women have the power to help whole families and entire communities escape poverty. For more information, please click here.

Study Abroad Internship at CIPA

CIPA hires an intern every year to serve as an assistant study abroad advisor to the office. The internship provides relevant training for an individual interested in pursuing a career in international education. The internship is a temporary position that runs from June to May, and offers partial benefits. CIPA will be accepting applications for the June 2008-May 2009 intern position in February 2008. For more information on the CIPA internship, please contact Dana Tottenham at 404-727-9009 or dtotten@emory.edu.