Marine Mammal Research Summer Internship
Dolphin Research Center
Grassy Key, Florida
Research interns participate in DRC's ongoing behavioral and cognitive research projects, giving them broad exposure to a variety of research methodologies. Interns receive extensive on the job training in observing marine mammal behavior, collecting observational data, working with research equipment, and assisting with cognitive research sessions. This position is offered in all three sessions. Note: conducting your own research projects is not part of this position.
Specific job duties include:
- collecting observational behavioral data
- set-up and breakdown of equipment for cognitive research sessions
- assisting trainers for cognitive research sessions (presenting stimuli, note-taking)
- operating video equipment
- entering data into the computer for analysis
- equipment maintenance
All interns also provide regular support to all areas of operations through crossover to other departments and by weekly participation in the Resource Pool. By participating in all departments, our interns develop skills that can be used in multiple employment settings.
Apply online: https://dolphins.org/internship_opportunities
To apply for an internship it is mandatory that you provide the following package:
- A completed Application Form (including your Internship Preferences in order of choice under Section B)
- A current Resume
- Transcript (may be unofficial unless you are seeking a credit for your internship)
- Two Letters of Recommendation with an original signature. (If currently enrolled in college, one letter must be from your Faculty Advisor)
When you apply, please indicate that you are responding to the posting on Conservation Job Board.
Category | Marine Biology, Wildlife |
Tags | Marine Mammal |