Written by SI Staff Research conducted as an intern in the University of Oregon‘s Summer Program for Undergraduate Research (SPUR) not only sealed an interest in science by Christine Liu, it also landed her an award from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute to support her efforts.
Written by SI Staff Tory Tilton, University of Rochester class of 2012 is from Sycamore, IL and a double major in international relations and religion, minoring in Russian studies.
Written by SI Staff Flinders University student Emma Gorman will have a unique opportunity to work closely with the newly established United Nations Working Group on Business and Human Rights.
Written by SI Staff Carolina Salguero, a native of Bogota, Colombia, is a second year graduate student at Harvard’s MCO (Molecules, Cells & Organisms) training program, a current recipient of National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship, and a co-author of a research article published in the prestigious Nature magazine.
Written by SI Staff The Lipper Internship at the Museum of Jewish Heritage–A Living Memorial to the Holocaust is a prestigious educational opportunity for college students of all backgrounds and academic majors.
Written by SI Staff Sierra Gregg was excited about her internship at the Office of Presidential Libraries in Washington. Her task in the summer of 2011 was to help beef up the office’s social media presence on sites such as Facebook and Twitter.
Written by SI Staff Carmen Kruse is a 21-year-old international student from Austria who came to National University to study abroad for one semester. She studied music and media management in Munich, is a huge opera fan, and considered herself quite fortunate to land a marketing internship with the San Diego Opera.
Written by SI Staff Finishing up her requirements for an undergraduate degree this month, Maryville College alumna and biology major Nicole McNabb ’12 is turning her attention to graduate schools.
Written by SI Staff Newly minted Seton Hill University graduate Wendy Scott of Salisbury, Md., served as an intern for the Greensburg Community Development Corp. this fall. She explored all the wonders of downtown, including cupcakes, boutiques, good food and the Palace, on its blog.
Written by SI Staff As a junior at Princeton University, Victoria Worthen was attracted to the posting for a summer internship at Mercer Street Friends because of a strong interest in nutrition and obesity prevention.
