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2009 Wachovia Bank /NJDCA Housing Scholars Program
Student Application Is Now Closed.
The Housing Scholars Program offers full-time internships during the summer to graduate and undergraduate students from NJ colleges and Universities.
A maximum of 30 students majoring in the areas of (architecture, civil engineering, geoscience/GIS, management, urban studies/planning, management, public policy/administration, social work(international and community development only, and urban planning/studies) will be selected to participate in the program.
Undergraduates receive $13 per hour, graduate students $15 per hour.
Students may work up to 350 hours over 10 weeks.
Before beginning their internships, selected Scholars participate in a week long training program designed to explore the housing development process, Non-profit leadership issues, and the emerging role of Non-profits in community and economic development.
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