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Yahnke Internship Fund
Yahnke Business and Economics Endowed Internship Fund helps give students’ careers a boost.
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Dick Yahnke ’66 with Summer 2023 Yahnke recipients, Mason Martisauskas ’24 and Grant Foster ’24. -
Gayle Walker '23 interned at Chicago Dogs Baseball that led her to a job in the NFL with the Bears!
Established by Dick ’66 (pictured) and Lee Yahnke, the Yahnke Internship Fund plays an important role in enriching the experience of our business and economics majors. The Yahnke Internship Fund helps students with internship opportunities they might not otherwise be able to take, and it also alleviates their living costs, travel, and general needs during an internship.
Business or economics majors who have sophomore or junior status (or who are in the summers between their sophomore and junior or junior and senior years) are eligible to apply.
Each Yahnke Business and Economics Endowed Internships is awarded on a competitive basis. Students must complete the internship learning contract and submit a funding proposal that includes:
- A detailed description of the internship, including duties and activities.
- A summary of how the internship assist students in meeting their academic and career goals.
- A budget detailing the need and use of the requested funding.
Applicants submit their proposals to the chair of the business and economics program and the Director of the Wackerle Center, who will select the awardees based on the above factors. Preference is given to students with demonstrated financial need.
Past Yahnke Interns
Yahnke Internship Fund Recipient Summer of 2023
Internship: Office of the Auditor General, Springfield, IL
Current career: Auditor I, State of Illinois, Office of the Auditor General
Yahnke Internship Fund Recipient Summer of 2022,
Internship: Chicago Dogs Baseball, Rosemont, IL
Current career: ER Patient Access Representative, Morris Hospital
Past career: Stadium and Events Operations Team Member, Chicago Bears
Yahnke Internship Fund Recipient Summer of 2023
Internship: Commercial Mechanical Inc., Dunlap, IL
Current career: Project Manager, Commercial Mechanical Inc.
Yahnke Internship Fund Recipient Summer of 2023
Internship: Pepper Construction, Barrington, IL
Currently: graduates in May
Business Administration News

The Power of Internships
Read MoreFour students benefitted over summer from Monmouth’s Yahnke Fund, which provides financial support for housing, living expenses and other costs.

CSI Springfield
Read MoreMonmouth junior Kayleigh Cobb had ‘dream’ summer internship doing forensic work in state capital.

The Power of Internships
Read MoreTemporary work at companies and organizations provides students valuable experiences, sharpens their professional skills.

Yahnke Fund Comes Through
Read MoreInternship endowment started a year ago by Dick Yahnke ’66 and his wife continues to be a blessing for Monmouth students.

New Fund with the Assist
Read MoreWalker ’23 is first to benefit from Yahnke Endowed Internship Fund that helps support student career goals.