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Additional CAP Opportunities

The CAP internship program puts to work the energy and talents of MICA students and is designed, in part, to facilitate the development students' leadership abilities. CAP provides the space, time, materials, and mentorship for students to plan out, test, and re-evaluate the many decisions a leader must make. Within an academic setting there are limited opportunities for college students to engage the life and spirit of community. Considering the tremendously positive impact this work may have on a student, CAP staff encourages all MICA students to give CAP a try.

The France-Merrick Fellowship

The highest level of achievement within the CAP Internship Program is that of a CAP France-Merrick Fellow. Committed, veteran CAP Interns who are awarded this fellowship for exemplary CAP service with community receive a $4,000 honorarium. This award is made possible through the France Merrick Foundation in the belief that community service should be an essential part of collegiate life. Fellowship applications are accepted each spring.

CAP Special Projects Grant

Three times a year, CAP, in conjunction with the Student Affairs Division and the Office of Community Engagement, accepts applications for independent, student-driven community arts projects. Past or present CAP Interns are encouraged to apply. Please see www.mica.edu/communitygrants for more information.

Other Opportunities

In addition to CAP Internships, MICA students may participate in a range of other community-related courses and extracurricular projects.
Such opportunities include:
• A class for community-based mural projects
• Finding Baltimore, a course focused on physically exploring Baltimore
• A class offered on public art and art intervention
• The multi-semester Exhibition Development Seminar which provides students with hands-on experience mounting a major exhibition linking specially designed cultural programs with underserved communities.
• An undergraduate concentration in Sustainability
• Graduate degrees in community arts (MACA and MFACA)
• A graduate degree in Social Design