Support for a summer experience focusing on epidemic or endemic infectious disease, or an experience with a focus on all humans’ right to health.

To provide support for student participation in off-campus summer opportunities in laboratory research projects at academic centers or non-commercial research institutions in the area of biomedical research. Award amounts range between $2,000-$4,000. 

For pre-health students to receive funds to support research projects, community or service projects, internships, or to defray educational expenses (CNA or EMT courses for example). Award amounts range between $2,000-$4,000. 

Supports students who secure unpaid or minimally paid internships in public service in Washington, DC. These funds are intended to support interns working in the executive and legislative branches of the federal government in Washington. Award amounts range between $4,000-$5,000 (location must be Washington, DC).

To provide support to students who secure unpaid or minimally paid internships in the public service sector. To qualify for funding, the internship must be with a public service entity that gives back to a community or society. Examples of such entities could include, but are not limited to: The Nature Conservancy, National Park Foundation, Sierra Club, Chesapeake Bay Foundation, Food Aid International or state or federal government agencies that provide support to communities. Award amounts range between $4,000-$5,000.

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Supports students through a 10-week internship in public service, namely federal, state & local government, and government-related non-profits. Award amounts range between $4,000-$5,000.

Provides support for students who secure unpaid or minimally paid internships in the non-profit or public sectors, with a focus on sustainability, conservation, or the environment. Students are encouraged to seek internship opportunities which are extensions of, or precursors to, their academic research and curricular experiences. Award amounts range between $4,000-$5,000. 

Provides two F&M students with the opportunity to work as interns during the summer with the US Attorney's Office, District of Columbia.

Provides support for a broad range of unpaid student summer experiences supporting career development in all disciplines. Award amounts range between $2,000-$4,000.  

To provide support for unpaid or minimally paid internships in the field of actuarial sciences. Additionally, the Goldman Actuarial Sciences Fund will provide funding to students for the cost of actuarial sciences exam fees and the purchase of  textbooks or other materials related to actuarial exam fees.