The Paul A. Volcker Government Internship Award supports undergraduate students pursuing government and public-service internships. The award is intended to help reduce financial barriers for students who want to gain experience in public service and government careers.
Program Overview: Paul A. Volcker Government Internship
- Opportunity Type: Government Internship Award / Student Stipend
- Target Audience: Undergraduate or graduate program; junior, senior or graduated within the last two years
- Eligible Nationalities: U.S.
- Age Limit: Not specified
- Education Requirement: Must be an undergraduate student
- Work Experience: No specific prior work experience requirement stated
- Nomination Required: Not specified
- University Admission: Not required beyond undergraduate enrollment
- Funding: $3,000 stipend
- Application Fee: $0
- Location: Government/public-service internship placement
- Deadline: September 14, 2026
What Does the Award Provide?
Selected recipients receive a $3,000 stipend intended to help offset expenses associated with completing a public-service internship.
The award is particularly valuable for students who might otherwise have difficulty accepting unpaid or low-paid government internship opportunities because of living or travel costs.
Who Should Consider Applying?
This opportunity may be worth considering if you are:
- An undergraduate student
- Interested in government or public service
- Pursuing a qualifying government internship
- Looking to gain practical experience in public administration or policymaking
- Seeking financial support to make an internship more accessible
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