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The Human Resources Research Organization (HumRRO) is offering summer internships in Industrial-Organizational Psychology (or related fields) to graduate students
currently enrolled in a full-time masters or Ph.D. accredited program. The traditional internship at HumRRO is a paid, full-time opportunity and includes a housing stipend and paid vacation. This year we will have internship opportunities in our Alexandria,
VA, and/or Louisville, KY, offices.
HumRRO is looking for a responsible, motivated team player to assist in our contract research activities. HumRRO project directors will provide technical supervision and mentoring to help make the most of the intern's exposure to and experience with our applied
research setting. Selection is competitive and will be based on a review of application materials and references for evidence of initiative, academic achievement, and writing ability.
Application materials for the summer internship must arrive at HumRRO on or before January 15, 2020. Applications must include: (1) a curriculum vitae/detailed resume; (2) a one-page personal statement of career goals and internship interests; (3) official
transcript(s) of all graduate work; (4) contact information for two references (i.e., the name, title, address, phone number, and e-mail address); and (5) completed Statistical Packages and Data Analysis Questionnaire (link on website). Letters of recommendation
are not needed. For more information about HumRRO, the internship, and how students may apply, please visit our website at www.humrro.org
or contact [log in to unmask].
I encourage you to spread the news of HumRRO's internship opportunity to other faculty members and to promising graduate students if you haven’t done so already or, perhaps again, as a reminder to your students. For your convenience, I am providing a link below
to information about this internship opportunity, which you may electronically forward to faculty members and students for this purpose. I look forward to receiving applications from graduate students at your university.
Sincerely,
Suzanne Tsacoumis, Ph.D.
President & CEO
Human Resources Research Organization (HumRRO)
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