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Job Opening: Indiana Equality Seeks Field Organizer

Indiana Equality is searching for a new Field Organizer. Minimal experienced required. For more information, download this pdf.

Student Opportunities: Paid Internship

The R. Scott Hitt Foundation is offering funding for qualified candidates who want to be leaders in LGBT movement. Undergraduate and Post-graduate paid internships are available. For more information, visit the foundation's web site.

Student Opportunities: GLADD Fellowships in NYC

The GLAAD Fellowship Program was created to develop new leadership in the movement for LGBT equality and provide a unique opportunity to build experience in media advocacy. GLAAD Fellows are given a great deal of responsibility and are directly supervised by experts in communications, journalism and media advocacy on GLAAD’s staff. For more information, visit GLAAD's web site.

Student Opportunities: Mosse Distinguished Graduate Fellowship in LGBT History

The George L. Mosse Distinguished Graduate Fellowship in LBGT history was created through funds left by George L. Mosse for the study of LGBT history at the UW-Madison. The Fellowship honors his generosity and seeks to fulfill his passionate commitment to graduate education, to scholarship, and to academic inclusion. Students taking advantage of the fellowship will also benefit from the considerable strengths in gender history and LGBT studies at UW-Madison. These include Wisconsin's Program in Gender and Women's History, ranked number one among women's history programs in 2005 by U.S. News and World Report, as well as the university's new LGBT Studies Program and its long-established Women's Studies Program. Students also enjoy access to the extensive community of gender scholars across the disciplines at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

The Mosse LGBT fellowship is administered through the History Department. To be eligible for the Fellowship, candidates must apply for the Graduate Program in History at UW-Madison, and should indicate their interest on their applications, which can be obtained here. or by contacting Jane Williams at: 1-608-263-1962. For more information on the Mosse LGBT Graduate Fellowship, contact Fransisco Scarano, the Director of Graduate Studies of the History Department. The Application Deadline is December 1 of each calendar year.