The Hodson Trust Internship Program, made possible through a generous grant from the Hodson Trust, provides funding for summer internships for undergraduate students. Students can apply for funding for otherwise unfunded internships, or design their own projects, working directly with mentors in their field.
This program gives students an opportunity to acquire professional experience during their college years. Students can expand the range of their skills, explore their talents, and learn about the realities of fields in which they think they might like to work.
The Career Development Office assists students throughout the process of finding and applying for internships, whether or not they plan to compete for Hodson funding.
If you are interested in learning more about the Hodson Trust Internship, contact Kathleen Cady in the Career Development Office and view more information here.
2022 HODSON INTERNSHIPS REPORTS
See reports from past years
Information about the program and instructions for applying.
Read our complete history through 2022. These are internships completed by students in the past, organized by discipline. The listings include the year the internship occurred, the student name and class year, the internship organization along with a brief description, and the internship location (city and state).
Kathleen Cady
410-626-2501
kathleen.cady(at)sjc.edu
Read more about past Hodson internships Johnnies have undertaken.
Students
See what this year's Hodson Interns were up to this summer.
Anne Freeman (A20) completed an internship at David M. Schwarz Architects in the summer of 2018.
Heather Boning (A18) worked at the Maryland State Archives as part of a summer internship funded by the Hodson Trust.
When Catherine Baldwin interned at the NASA History Program Office as part of the Hodson program, it provided her with a connection to the hit movie “Hidden Figures.”
Dahye Kim (A19) completed a Hodson Internship this summer at an art institution in South Korea.
