Graduate Research & Program Innovation Intern

Responsibilities: The intern will support the Transforming Academia for Equity initiative by translating research into accessible resources and managing scholarly communications. They will also assist in program innovation, stakeholder engagement, and the dissemination of content via podcasts and newsletters.

Requirements: Candidates should be currently enrolled in or recently graduated from an MPH, DrPH, PhD, or related graduate program. Strong skills in writing, research synthesis, and project management are required, with experience in AI tools or multimedia production preferred.

Key skills: Research Translation, Scholarly Communication, Literature Reviews, Project Management, Knowledge Management, Stakeholder Engagement, Strategic Communications, Program Evaluation, Writing, Editing, Generative AI, Podcast Production, Video Editing, Canva, Educational Technology, Microsoft Office

Keywords: Public Health, Health Equity, Implementation Science, Organizational Change, Scholarly Publishing, Knowledge Translation, AI Resource for Institutional Excellence, Frontiers in Public Health, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Higher Education, Academic Public Health, Institutional Transformation, Data Collection, Cross-sector Collaboration, Educational Programming