The Center regularly has various
opportunities for student interns throughout the year,
including the fall and spring semesters and winter and summer
breaks. Internships at the Center for Health and Social
Research give students a chance to gain real world experience
by working on leading edge research projects with dedicated
professionals from a range of disciplines. In addition to
gaining great experience to compliment classroom learning, our
internship opportunities allow students to improve their
portfolio or resume. Interns have a first-hand opportunity to
learn research and project operations and gain valuable
experience with the most recent technologies.
By interacting with faculty, staff, and other students they
learn to see the larger community from a new perspective, and
they develop new and greater confidence by working on real
issues in a real world setting. Several students have also
worked as part-time research assistants for the center after
completing their internship.
Currently there are no student positions available. There may be some opportunities at a later date.
TESTIMONIALS:
"I would recommend an internship because it is a great way
to transition successfully into the next phase of life. It
provided valuable lessons and furthered me to graduation. Doing
an internship was the best aspect of my last fall semester in
school."
- Joelle Del Monte
"I always knew that internships would be a critical aspect
of my education, but the rewards are greater than I thought
they would be. Even before my internship was over I was offered
a job to stay on at the Center."
- Lauren Galgovich