U-M Departments Invited to Host SummerWorks Interns for 2026 Program
SummerWorks invites U-M offices to host local interns in 2026, offering 10-week paid internships for Washtenaw youth.
February 6, 2026
SummerWorks invites U-M offices to host local interns in 2026, offering 10-week paid internships for Washtenaw youth.
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