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If you are a student and interested in applying to participate in the NDIP program, please see the documents below, which will provide you with in-depth information about the NDIP.

Academic Institutions: Agnes Scott College, Clark Atlanta University, Georgia State University, Georgia Institute of Technology, Morehouse College, Emory University and Spelman College.

Basic qualifications for students to participate in the NDIP:

  • Be enrolled in school at one of the NDIP partner institutions.
  • Be a sophomore or greater in school, graduate and doctoral students are encouraged to apply
  • Be able to dedicate 180 hours to a project in one semester based on the scheduling needs of the project
  • Possess a commitment to community service and an interest in a community-based work experience.


    • If you meet the above qualifications and are interested in learning more about the NDIP, please read the Student Introduction to the NDIP and complete a NDIP Student Application, following the instructions on submitting an application to your academic institution.
    If you have questions regarding the Neighborhood Development Internship Project, feel free to contact Kate Grace at the CHRC.

    Both of the documents above can only be viewed using Adobe Reader. To download a free copy of Adobe Reader visit www.adobe.com.


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