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Bridges4Kids LogoInternships for Students with Disabilities
Emerging Leaders, November 2003

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Having a meaningful summer internship is a key factor in successful transition from college to employment. Having a network of contacts to open doors to opportunities is another. The Emerging Leaders internship program for students with disabilities offers both advantages.

Since it's founding in 2001, the Emerging Leaders program has matched undergraduate and graduate level college students with disabilities with paid summer internships at prominent corporations. The 2004 program offers opportunities for internships at founding sponsor Booz Allen Hamilton and at other corporations including JP Morgan Chase, KPMG, and Liz Claiborne.

Please share information on Emerging Leaders with those students who have the drive to achieve, the desire to excel, and the determination to meet and conquer one milestone after another. Encourage them to visit the website http://emerging-leaders.com/ for program details and qualifications -- and to send in their application as soon as possible!

Applications for the 2004 Emerging Leaders program are being evaluated on a rolling basis so early application is encouraged. The final deadline for consideration is February 15, 2004.

The Emerging Leaders program is supported by members of AAPD, COSD, NBDC, NDSU, and the US BLN. Emerging Leaders was commended by the Department of Labor as a promising corporate practice, helping youth with disabilities gain entry into the workforce.

    

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