The Internship Fund
A gift to the Internship Fund supports
- students participating in credit and non-credit
internships - students participating in career programs such as
MicroInternships and Career Immersion Trips offered by
the Career Development Center - internship participants’ basic needs such as transportation,
lodging, and professional attire
Signature Internships, from the Beltway to San Francisco, provide exclusive opportunities for St. Mary’s College students.
For students wanting to participate in unpaid summer internships, an award in the range of $2,000 – $5,000 can be the deciding factor.
John Bell ’95 created an internship scholarship for students wishing to work at the GLBT Historical Society.
John Bell ’95 created an internship scholarship that
provides funds for students to intern with the GLBT
Historical Society Archives and Museum in San Francisco, California.
Jamie Krantz ’17 poses with the museum staff at her internship with the GLBT Historical Society.
Jamie Krantz ’17 (philosophy) was
the fourth St. Mary’s College recipient. “The work I did with the GLBT Historical Society was often event-centered but all of it provided me with great experience working with people and promoting and preserving queer history and art.”
For Elena Gross ’12 (art/art history), the internship was a springboard to a master’s degree at California College of the Arts, which led to her current job as gallery associate at San Francisco’s Fraenkel Gallery.
Jack Saum ’89 stands in front of a truck with internship recipients of the Beltway Companies.
Jack Saum ’89 is president and CEO of Beltway Companies, with 10 locations across Md. With his wife Jeanne Brady Saum ’88, they established a scholarship and internship experience for St. Mary’s College students from Baltimore. Two former interns, Dante Chestnut ’13 (economics) and Tygee Shakir ’15 (political science), are now full-time employees.