Senior internships provide senior Scholars with a different perspective on service than they might have experienced in previous work. The internship takes place with an area business or not-for-profit organization. Through this commitment, senior Scholars obtain substantive work experience, develop meaningful contacts with like-minded professionals, and grasp a clearer understanding of “life beyond college” as they prepare to enter the job market upon graduation.
Senior Ingram Scholars serve as a non-voting board member or on an advisory committee (if no board exists) of a business or area not-for-profit. While serving as a non-voting member, Scholars actively participate in committee work and other board or advisory initiatives.
Prospective Students:
Early Fall 2011: Scholarship application available online.
December 1, 2011: Postmark deadline for Ingram Scholarship applications AND letters of reference.
Late January 2012: Ingram Scholar Finalists invited to interview on campus.
February 19-21, 2012: Ingram Scholar Finalists interview on campus.
Late February 2012: Notification via online posting for Ingram Scholarship recipients.
Current Vanderbilt Students:
February 1, 2012: Scholarship applications available online.
March 1, 2012: Postmark deadline for Ingram scholarship applications AND letters of reference.
Mid-April 2012: Current Vanderbilt students are interviewed.
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Throughout high school, Ellidia's passion for music juxtaposed to her interest in the medical field was fundamental in shaping her experience in community service. Ellidia founded a group called the Revé String Quartet, a musical ensemble that traveled around the state performing classical repertoire for residents of hospitals and veteran’s homes whom did not have the privilege of attending professional concerts