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Transitions Fellowship Program
The CC Post-Graduate Summer Transitions Fellowship Program encourages students to expand their experiences and networks during the summer following their graduation in ways that could lead to career paths in the private sector or in public service. Our goal is to support selected graduates, from as wide an array of majors and departments as possible, while they deepen and enrich the skills and experiences that are necessary for more successful transitions after graduation.
Featured 2012 Student Projects
Maria Iancheva
(International Political Economy, Class of 2012)
Internship at the Center of European Studies
Maastricht, the Netherlands
This summer, Maria will complete a three-month internship at Maastricht University’s Center for European Studies, an organization that offers semester and summer-long study programs that concentrate on political, social, and cultural aspects of Europe and the European Union. After studying abroad in Maastricht, Maria looks forward to returning to the historical city as an intern and Dutch language student. Read more >>
Ann Evankow
(Biology, Class of 2012)
Intensive Norwegian Classes before Graduate School
Oslo, Norway
Upon graduating, Ann is moving to Norway where she will begin a Master’s program at the University of Oslo and collaborate with Norwegian scientists conducting research in conservation biology. As an undergraduate at CC, Ann studied ecosystems in the Rocky Mountain region, along Maine’s Coast after being awarded funding from the National Science Foundation, and in the deserts of Namibia as part of a study abroad program. Read more >>
Cobun Keegan
(Psychology, Class of 2012)
Internship at Legal Aid Justice Center
Charlottesville, Virginia
As a Transitions Fellow, Cobun will complete an internship at a legal services organization in preparation for attending law school. Cobun, a psychology major, dedicated substantial amounts of time during his undergraduate years volunteering at the self-help center in the local courthouse. Read more >>
Featured 2011 Student Projects
Lucy Holtsnider
(Studio Art)
Internship at Ray Tomasso’s Art Studio
Denver, CO
Lucy took advantage of an internship at Ray Tomasso’s papermaking and letterpress studio. Tomasso is a “notable presence in the Colorado art community,” and an artist with world-renowned papermaking and press skills. Read more >>
Jessica Hughes
(Economics and Business)
Internship at Amazon Advertising
San Francisco, CA
Jessie interned for Amazon Advertising, a small agency that manages advertisement campaigns for renowned companies including Kashi, Bear Naked Granola, and Yogi Tea. Read more >>
Ezra Siegel, Jack Naito,
and Richard Swift
(History, Economics, International Political Economy)
The Tributary Fund Project
Mongolia
These three students lived and worked in the Dayan Derkh Region in Northern Mongolia, working with The Tributary Fund to promote ecologically conscious and sustainable development. Read more >>