As a not-for-profit public charity the Endowment operates with one of the leanest staff structures of its peer group with the intent of maximizing financial investment in mission-related work on the ground.To augment staffing needs on an individual project and/or a short-term basis, we have instituted an on-going college internship program to attract bright minds from the university community.We have designed this program to provide real and substantial benefits to interns as well as to the Endowment.
For details on the Endowment's internship program, see the Information Sheet here (pdf).
A letter of interest also stating the term of availability and an estimate of period available to dedicate to the internship opportunity.
A resume (including academic ratings)
A writing sample.
Intern Archive--2011
Michelle McGee of Pearland, TX has a love and passion for nature and the biological sciences. Miss. McGee received an A.S. in Biology from Central Texas College in Killeen, TX before transferring to Furman University in Greenville, SC. A graduate from Furman with a B.S. in Biology, she joined the Endowment as the 2011 Intern. A member of Beta Beta Beta National Biological Honor Society, while at Furman she worked with Dr. Greg Springsteen on his "The Molecular Evolution of Stemloop DNA Aptamers" research project. Michelle enjoys participating in all outdoor activities (fishing, camping, kayaking, etc.) as well as poetry and song writing.
