Micro-Metcalf Program: Campus Projects | Winter Quarter 2022
Micro-Metcalf Program: Campus Projects
Part of UChicago’s flagship Jeff Metcalf Internship Program, the Micro-Metcalf Program provides paid, in-person and remote projects that give students the opportunity to learn new skills, gain substantive experience, and build meaningful professional connections.
Projects include, but are not limited to:
- Qualitative/Quantitative Research
- Website Development/Graphic Design
- Teaching Assistance
- Translation
- Data Analytics
- Administrative/IT Support
This year, priority consideration will be given to administrative and opportunities with faculty and staff at UChicago professional schools. If you are looking for funding for research opportunities in the humanities and the social sciences, the College Center for Research and Fellowships has fantastic resources for funding these types of projects.
How to Apply
Note: If you or your supervisor have already acquired funding for this role and/or have applied for funding through other sources, please disclose this in your application as you might not be eligible to receive additional funding. This includes any research scholarships, fellowships, and/or grants offered through the College Center for Research and Fellowships (CCRF).
To apply, please submit this questionnaire AND upload the following documents to this Handshake posting:
- Resume
- Statement of Interest, no longer than one page, explaining your professional goals, why you’re interested in a Micro-Metcalf opportunity, what types of projects you’d be interested in working on, and how your prior experiences have prepared you for this opportunity
***Please note only complete applications will be considered.***
Questions
For more information about the Micro-Metcalf Program, please contact Steven Balla at stevenzb@uchicago.edu