Internships

Miller Center for Vocation, Ethics and Calling

Internships

Program and Award Overview

The Miller Center Internship stipends are up to $1,000 during the academic year or up to $2,000 during the summer months. Their purpose is to support students doing internships with non-profit agencies or religious communities. These students may be

EITHER motivated by a desire to explore their vocation as it relates to serving those in need of fundamental material or social goods,
AND/OR exploring a future as a religious leader, whether volunteer or professional.

That is, these internships are open to students of all religious, spiritual, and nonreligious backgrounds who seek to live in service to the world.

Miller Center internships are coordinated through the Office of Career Services but has a distinctive component beyond he usual internship requirements.�� The students must attend two additional workshops led by the Miller Center staff.��

Miller Center internships are pre-approved for either PL or SW Odyssey credit.��

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How do I start? How do I apply?

Schedule an appointment with Rev. Ellen Alston, Director of the Miller Center, to talk about where you want to do an internship.�� You may schedule an appointment with Ellen by contacting the Lori Mulhearn (mulhearn@hendrix.edu; 450-1263).

Make sure the internship site is going to work out. You’ll do 120 hours for the internship. Meet with your proposed site supervisor to complete the “Internship Site Learning Agreement” in the internship proposal packet from Career Services.
Complete a Miller Center Internship Stipend Application�� and��submit to the Miller Center office no later than 3;00 p.m. on Tuesday, April 1, 2025. Click for the Summer 2025 application.��
Make sure your two recommenders also submit their forms by the due date.
Wait to hear back from the Miller Center by April 15.��
If accepted, know that the Career Services Internship Packet must be fully completed and on file with the Office of Career Services before the Summer internship deadline.