Internships for Yale Undergrads

EGC hires Yale student interns to support our research and communications. This page features current listings, and you can also email your resume with a statement of interest to egc@yale.edu

Development Economics Research Communications Intern (Summer 2021)

To apply, please go to the Yale SEO site and search Job ID #26068. This position will support a wide range of communications activities related to economics and policy research, including writing and editing, website building, event planning, researching contacts, and working in multimedia platforms. This internship will allow a candidate with strong research, writing, and communications skills the opportunity to gather and synthesize information to be used in articles directed toward the public (via op-eds and blogs), academic audiences (research summaries), and policymakers (policy briefs). Interns are able to hone their writing and editing skills and author original articles. The goal is to convey research insights for policy to improve lives in developing countries. 

Interns will also have the opportunity to attend regular lab meetings and work with faculty and fellows on the team. This is a dynamic research portfolio which allows for creativity and growth, and tasks may change as the agenda develops.

EGC Communications Interns, Spring 2021

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Sarah Guan

Communications Intern

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sarah.guan@yale.edu
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Aiden Lee

Communications Intern

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aiden.lee@yale.edu
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Annie Yan

Communications Intern

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annie.yan@yale.edu

EGC Communications Internship Program Alumni

Photo of Lisa QianLisa Qian 

Lisa Qian is a 2020 economics graduate who participated in the internship program during the Spring and Summer 2020 terms. She used her internship to research women's contributions to EGC and Yale Economics in the early years of coeducation at Yale, in addition to studying the history of the EGC's intellectual evolution. She produced a series of articles on and moderated a webinar on the subject, as well as writing EGC research summaries and contributing to policy briefs.

Interning with the EGC was a really fantastic way to end my time at Yale. Beyond the great practice in interviewing, research and writing, my favorite part of the internship was seeing my work really honor the women who paved the way for the rest of us in economics, at Yale and beyond.