UDSC Summer Fellowships and Internships
The Urban Development and Social Change (UDSC) Program has offered Fellowships to Clark undergraduate students each summer for the past five years, to work on an applied research project in Worcester inner-city neighborhoods. The projects involved gathering and analyzing information that assists the city government and non-profit community development organizations with their efforts to help local residents improve conditions in their neighborhoods. Students conducted their research as part of a collaborative team, supervised by a Clark faculty member and an advanced graduate student. Through their research, the UDSC Fellows have also learned first-hand about current issues of concern in Worcester and many other cities.
Read what 2001 and 2003 UDSC summer fellows have done with this funding.
A paid UDSC summer internship is also available through a generous gift from Lois and Robert Green. The intern generally works with a Worcester City Councilor or a local development agency on a variety of projects and activities.
Other Internship Opportunities
Career Services provides information on, and help setting up, internships for Clark undergraduates. We will also post internship opportunities that come our way on this website, so check back for updates or email us at: udsc@clarku.edu.
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UDSC 2002 Summer Research Fellows (Michele Gotay, Hans Meyer, Kate Jordan) at Fall Fest displaying the results of their research on housing developments and neighborhood revitalization. |
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Academic Catalog & Requirements
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Summer interns
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Additional Resources
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