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Community Service Fellowships

Each year the Levitt Center awards Community Service Fellowships to Hamilton students that allow them to become involved in projects which directly impact the local community.  Judith Owens-Manley, the Associate Director for Community Research, supervises and trains these students.

The Arthur Levitt Public Affairs Center offers two  Summer Fellowships for Civic Engagement every year; one for Community Service and one for Community-Based Research.  Each Fellowship offers a $4000 stipend for 10 weeks of summer work.  All currently enrolled undergraduate students with an interest in the non-profit sector are encouraged to apply.  Both positions are based in Utica, and a personal vehicle and valid driver's license are required. 
 
I.  Community Service Fellowship:
This position focuses on providing support to initiatives in the Utica area.  
   
II.  Community -Based Research Fellowship:
This position is that of a program evaluation assistant with the Associate Director for Community Research in the Levitt Center for the HOPE VI Project in Utica.  The student will work with the Utica Municipal Housing Authority and the Levitt Center to draft a community report by the end of the fellowship period. 

Summer 2008 Fellowships
Summer 2007 Fellowships
Summer 2004 Fellowships