The
Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies offers unpaid
internship opportunities to qualified undergraduate and
graduate students during the summer and the academic year.
Interns work with senior staff, fellows and board members on
individual research, writing or outreach projects in
specific program areas.
Internships are available during the school year
(September-December, January intersession, and
February-May), and part-time or full-time during the
summer (June-August).
Because all internships are unpaid, IEET is flexible
with internship schedules. Interns are required to
participate in frequent
long-distance correspondence via E-mail, IM, phones and
snail mail, aside from attendance at conferences. The IEET
will aim to develop the intern's writing, organizational and
public advocacy skills as they relate to the intern's area
of interest. Independent initiative and goal-setting
is essential.
Applying for an
Internship Position
1.
If you are interested in the IEET
internship program please contact the internship coordinator at interns @ ieet.org.
2.
To apply, please send the IEET Director:
A. Cover letter
detailing why you are interested in an internship
with IEET, which particular internship you are
interested in, what you hope to achieve during your
internship, the time frame (and approximate hours
per week) you have available for an internship, and
any other relevant information. If you are applying
for a Program Internship, please indicate if you
have a particular area of interest.
B.
Current resume, with academic and professional
experience
C.
Short writing sample (2-3 pages) on any topic that
reflects your writing ability and style.
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Internship Program
c/o James Hughes Ph.D.
Public Policy Studies
Trinity College
300 Summit St.
Hartford CT 06106
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