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Hours will vary between 10 and 15 hours per week.
This internship is an opportunity for mass communication majors to learn science communication by working directly with a scientist on campus. Through interactions in the lab, or field site, the student will gain an understanding of the research content and process. The student will work with the scientist to portray this work through press releases, video journalism, and print media. Students will gain valuable experience in science communication and build a portfolio of finished pieces. The student will receive guidance and skills training from the staff in the Center for Science and Math Education, including: framing the story; gathering scientific sources; copy editing, and marketing/dissemination through social media.
Duties as an intern for the Center for Science and Math Education will be, but not limited to, the following:
This is an unpaid internship to gain an understanding of science writing, public relations and marketing in the field of science. The intern candidate must be a responsible, reliable, and professional individual who can work independently, and who can get along with a variety of people.
For further information about CSME, peruse this website. To apply for the internship, download the application form here. If you have questions, please contact Jamie Bowen at or call (801) 585-1985.
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