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[University Name], a leading institution of higher learning, is currently accepting applications for Undergraduate Research Correspondent positions for the upcoming academic year. These roles offer an exciting opportunity for first-years, sophomores, and juniors from any division and concentration who are passionate about research and sharing their experiences in Engineering or Social Sciences.
The application process is straightforward and primarily online. Eligible applicants are invited to submit a cover letter, a sample post, a copy of their resume, and an application. Applications can be submitted through Student Employment via a direct link, and there is no specified deadline beyond an encouragement to apply by March 17. However, applications will continue to be accepted after this date.
The blog review of applications is conducted on a rolling basis, with no on-campus meeting required during the application phase. Once selected, correspondents will meet on campus once a month during the academic year, with snacks included.
As a Correspondent, you will promote a culture of research and scholarship among undergraduates, demystifying the research process and empowering more students to get involved. You will support students through all stages of research, offering networking opportunities, including connecting with peers from different disciplines and class years.
To be eligible, applicants should have a strong academic standing in their respective disciplines and relevant coursework or experience related to research or journalism. Excellent written and verbal communication skills, the ability to conduct research, summarize findings, and prepare reports or articles, and familiarity with journalistic practices, ethical standards, and possibly digital media tools are essential.
Prepare your application documents emphasizing your research capabilities, communication skills, and interest in Engineering and Social Sciences topics. Reach out to faculty members or program coordinators in the relevant departments to inquire about openings and application protocols.
For any questions, contact the Chief Correspondent, Rebecca Cho, or the Assistant Director of Undergraduate Research, Caitlin Larracey. The position offers a competitive hourly wage of $18.50 and a flexible work setup, making it an excellent opportunity for students seeking to develop their communication skills and gain valuable research experience. Don't miss out on this chance to contribute to [University Name]'s vibrant research community!
- The undergraduate research opportunity available at [University Name] in the roles of Undergraduate Research Correspondent, found in the engineering and social sciences, is an exceptional education-and-self-development platform for first-years, sophomores, and juniors.
- As a selected Undergraduate Research Correspondent at [University Name], you can further your learning experiences through promoting a culture of research, demystifying the process, and offering networking opportunities to empower more students involved in this field.
