Who: 

• PhD scientists at the post-doctoral, research scientist, and faculty levels
• Graduate students

What: 

• Receive on-the-job training in substantive editing from an experienced editor
• Learn how to improve a range of issues, from mechanics to clarity, scientific logic, and presentation as well as grantsmanship strategies.
• Discuss professional development and career opportunities in scientific editing.

How to apply

Submit the following materials here.

• Current CV
• Personal statement (500-word maximum) detailing research experience, writing experience, editing experience, and reason for interest in the internship
• Letter of support from current advisor

Questions

Contact Jennifer Barr