Interested in Health Policy, Delivery, and Finance?

The Summer�Enrichment Program (SEP), founded in 1986 in the Department of Health�Management and Policy at the University of Michigan's School of Public�Health, is designed to familiarize undergraduate students with inequalities in�health and health care that confront low-income communities across the United
States.

Many hospitals, health centers, and other health and health care�organizations in the Detroit-Ann Arbor-Flint area have agreed to provide paid�($3,000 for the summer) eight-week summer internships to qualified�undergraduate students from across the country who demonstrate an interest in�the elimination of racial/ethnic health disparities.

These internships are great opportunities for students interested in health policy, health�management (including finance and health information systems), the health�professions, or any career which will enable them to use their skills in a�socially meaningful way. Accepted students also receive, at no�cost to them, on-campus housing, a food allowance and travel expenses to and�from Ann Arbor. We also provide transportation to and from the internship sites.

The application is available at:�http://www.sph.umich.edu/sep/.
The application deadline is February 4, 2011.

Please contact Charlita Daniels, Program Coordinator, or�Richard Lichtenstein�if you would like to�discuss the Summer Enrichment Program further. The program's phone number is�(734) 936-3296, or email at� This email address is hidden from email harvesters via JavaScript .