Student Remote Opportunities
Independent Experience Stipend
Next Deadline: Rolling monthly
DRCLAS offers currently enrolled undergraduate and graduate students the opportunity to apply for funding to support a remote internship experience in the field/industry of their choice. The experience must engage with Latin America for a minimum of 8 weeks during the full academic year + summer and be crafted independently by the applicant.
More about IES
Indigenous Language Study Stipend
Next Deadline: Rolling monthly
The DRCLAS Indigenous Language Study Stipend supports Harvard students in pursuing substantive programming geared at developing or improving indigenous language skills which relate to the region.
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Only indigenous languages spoken throughout Latin America and/or the Caribbean qualify.
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Students must independently identify and secure their own program, and commit to its entirety.
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Applicants must be currently enrolled and in good standing at the University.
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Applicants must submit budget information detailing program costs accurately.
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Programs must be held remotely during AY 21-22. Currently, no travel will be sponsored through this stipend currently.
Currently enrolled students in good standing may apply to the grant via CARAT.
- Click here for the graduate student grant.
- Click here for the undergraduate student grant.
Complete the application on CARAT with the following:
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Current Semester's Transcript
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Resume
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Budget w/ Expenses Relating to Program Costs
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Applicants should submit a detailed budget (made through and spreadsheet) to demonstrate the expenses related to their language study program.
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Proof of Contact/Communication with Program (or enrollment, if possible)
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Ideally, applicants will demonstrate Proof of Enrollment in the program. In the case that applicants cannot officially enroll without funding, proof of communication with the organization and intention of enrollment is acceptable.
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Remote Summer Program (RSP)
Next Deadline: February 8, 2022 @ 11:59pm
The Remote Summer Program (RSP) enables Harvard University students the opportunity to engage in semi-structured professional programming. The RSP works to foster an international, professional enrichment experience, teach about Latin American culture, and promote the advancement of Spanish and Portuguese language skills.
More about RSP
Government Department Chair's Traveling Fund for Brazil
Next Deadline: February 13, 2022 @ 11:59pm
The Department of Government at Harvard University and the Brazil Studies Program & Brazil Office of Harvard’s David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies are partnering to offer an enriching internship experience with Brazilian host organizations to two highly qualified Government concentrators.
More about Government Department Chair's Traveling Fund
Mentoring and Language Acquisition (MLAB) in Brazil
Next Deadline: Passed
MLAB is open to Harvard undergraduate and graduate students who would like to participate in a 3,5-month long virtual mentorship program - which includes virtual immersion activities in Brazil - designed to help high need Brazilian youth develop confidence, critical thinking, and English language skills.
More about MLAB
Remote Winternships in Latin America (J-Term)
Deadline to apply: November 1st, 2021
The Remote Winternship Program enables Harvard University students the opportunity to engage in semi-structured professional programming throughout winter session (J-Term). The winternship program works to foster an international, professional enrichment experience, teach about Latin American culture, and promote the advancement of Spanish language skills.
More about Winternships
Puerto Rico Winter Institute
Next Deadline: Passed
This program, planned to be in-person during January 2022, is a multi-day seminar in partnership with the College of Humanities at the University of Puerto Rico at Río Piedras (UPR). The program is led by UPR Professor Pedro Reina Perez.
More About Puerto Rico Winter Institute
Pre-texts Opportunity
Pre-Texts is a transversal pedagogy through that works like acupuncture by touching a creative nerve. “Make art from this text and reflect on the process,” stimulates cognitive and creative capacities to enhance work in education, public health, enterprise, violence prevention, etc.
DRCLAS students are invited to consider Pre-texts opportunities here.
Apply here by February 6, 2022
Questions? Contact Justin Hu.
Questions?
Contact Rachel Murray-Crawford, Assistant Director of Student Programs