Have at least one quarter (not a co-term) of undergraduate education remaining after completing the internship.Be a citizen or a permanent resident of the U.S.Students wishing to participate in the internship must meet all of the following criteria: The Susan Heck Summer Internship program is for current Stanford students. It will be a full-time position (40 hours per week) paid with a $7,500 stipend (plus need-based supplement as applicable).The internship will run from approximately June 20th – August 26th, 2022 (10 weeks).In addition, interns will work with Clayman Institute staff members and researchers on additional projects, and will have the opportunity to get valuable research and work experience in a dynamic office environment. At the end of the summer internship program, Susan Heck interns will be expected to present their research to the Institute.
During the internship, students will work on their own gender-related research project and attend weekly intern workshops and events. The Susan Heck Summer Student Internship is open to Stanford undergraduates. The internship combines the two issues Susan Heck was most passionate about by enhancing our training and mentorship of undergraduates while they work on a project of their choosing that focuses on an underserved population. The other was assisting underserved populations, such as low-income individuals and women of color. One was the importance of including undergraduates in the Institute’s work and providing them with mentorship. Susan Heck, one of the founders of the Clayman Institute for Gender Research and former Clayman Institute Advisory Council member, had a keen interest in two particular issues.
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