Information Meeting - Undergraduate Internships, Fellowships, and Grants (VIRTUAL)
Now more than ever, the world needs individuals with the desire, skills, and adaptability to engage in important global issues amid ever changing landscapes. The Kellogg Institute provides Notre Dame undergraduates with exceptional opportunities in international research and promoting global citizenship, preparing students with the training and skills needed to adapt and engage in meaningful work, whether in the field or in an office, abroad or from home. Learn more about Kellogg opportunities to challenge yourself, advance your academic goals, connect with partners from around the world, and engage in meaningful work on global issues.
Attend the Kellogg Information Meeting to learn more about how to get involved at Kellogg. Freshmen, sophomores and juniors should join the meeting to learn about internships, fellowships, and grants that offer opportunities to conduct research or do internships on such topics as global health and sustainability. Previous recipients will talk about their summer experiences and offer advice about how to apply.
Speakers:
- Samuel Cannova
- Bridget Hart
- Matthew Heilman
- Radoslava Pribyl Pierdinock
- Tatiana Silva
Register for this event here. A Zoom link will be sent to you before the day and time of the event.
For more information about these opportunities, see kellogg.nd.edu/undergrad
*Please note that by following us on Instagram and attending this event you'll be entered to win a Starbucks card or a Kellogg t-shirt! Winners will be announced by Friday, October 2nd.
Samuel Cannova ‘21
This bio is current as of 2022. Sam Cannova researched the interplay of hip hop culture and social discourse with a focus in South Africa. Through the Kellogg International Scholars program, he collected and analyzed hip hop artifacts, engaged in media analysis, and performed ethnography, tracing the international dialogue between American and South African hip hop...
Bridget Hart ‘21
This profile was current as of 2021, when she was part of the on-campus Kellogg community. Bridget Hart is a senior majoring in Computer Science with an International Development Studies minor.
Matthew Heilman ‘23
Matthew Heilman is majoring in neuroscience and behavior and minoring in international development studies and gender studies. This summer Heilman is completing a remote internship with Badgers Academy, an NGO in Cape Town, South Africa that runs an all-female soccer club. The club works to provide girls and young women in underprivileged and/or high-risk regions with mentorship, support networks, and educational programs...
Radoslava Pribyl Pierdinock ‘22
Radoslava (Radka) Pribyl Pierdinock, a history and environmental science major, is working with Agave Spirits in Ecuador to study the benefits of the the agave plant. Pribyl Pierdinock is researching the nutritional benefits of chawarmisqui, referred to by many Ecuadorians as the “drink of the spirits...