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Work Exemption Program: Pursuing Unpaid Internship
The work exemption program is a grant that is given to students so that they may pursue unpaid internships. This program recognizes that there are unpaid internships that can be an incredible learning and growing experience, and allows some students to bypass the need to do a work-study job. This grant is what allowed me to pursue research part-time without having to worry about the financial consequences of doing so. After an extensive application process I was granted the award for:

Fall Semester 2012, Spring Semester 2013, Fall Semester 2013, Spring Semester 2014, Summer

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