LALLEY FELLOWS PROGRAM FUNDING AVAILABLE FOR SPRING 2026

The Lalley Fellows Program plans to fund undergraduate students doing unpaid/low paying Internships for a minimum of 160 hours (4 credits). These funds will offer students the opportunity to explore career fields and gain experience. Selected students will receive up to $1,500. Students must secure an internship prior to the submission deadline. Receiving this award will not have an impact on your financial aid package.

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