Job Description
The Public Policy Research internship provides an opportunity for undergraduate students to work closely with Center for Poverty Research staff to research current legislative policy (both at the Federal and State Levels) in order to disseminate the Center’s latest research. It is desirable that the intern have interest in poverty-related research and/or in public policy, as well as computer database and word-processing skills. Interns are encouraged to be creative and take initiative.

Qualified interns should be pursuing an undergraduate degree in economics, political science, sociology, psychology, human and community development, or closely related majors. Students having completed at least their junior year are preferred. Good interpersonal, communication, organizational, teamwork and time management skills are essential.

Application Instructions
To apply for an internship at the UC Davis Center for Poverty Research, please submit the form below along with a resume and a cover letter detailing your interest in an internship and any relevant experience.

Program Timeline
November 30: Applications Due
December 1 – 11: Candidate Interviews
January 4 – June 10: Internship