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Three students at the Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies at Boston University<\/a> have been\u00a0inducted into\u00a0the prestigious Yawkey Nonprofit Internship Program<\/a>\u00a0for 2016.<\/p>\n In total, 12 Yawkey stipends were awarded, so Pardee School students have claimed a quarter of the prizes. This year’s Yawkey stipend awardees are Natasha Patel (Pardee’17), and Elizabeth Burke and Minyoung Kim (Pardee’18).<\/p>\n Boston University\u2019s Yawkey Nonprofit Internship Program is a selective educational program designed for sophomores and juniors that provides a living allowance stipend to support participation in unpaid internships at nonprofit organizations.<\/p>\n In addition to facilitating students\u2019 participation in unpaid nonprofit internships, the program provides an educational framework which strengthens the experience through a series of program components that help students to plan for, engage in, and reflect upon their internships.<\/p>\n Patel will intern at School the World,<\/a> a group whose\u00a0goal is to provide access for quality education to those living in the rural villages of Central America. Burke will intern at the UN Association of Greater Boston,<\/a> and Kim will intern at the\u00a0Consortium on Gender, Security, and Human Rights,<\/a> a think tank based at the University of Massachusetts- Boston.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n