For undergraduate and graduate students, SCRI provides paid internship opportunities during the Fall, Spring, and Summer terms. Interns have practical experience in fields such as management, marketing, and data analytics while developing important skills and networking opportunities. SCRI offers programs that are suitable for anyone seeking both practical experience and academic credit.
Explore Internship Tracks
Data Analyst
Management
Marketing
The Data Analytics Internship at SCRI provides aspiring analysts with hands-on experience in survey data analysis, visualization, and reporting. Interns receive training on industry-standard tools and work on impactful projects like voter trend analysis and dashboard creation, developing essential technical and professional skills. This program bridges classroom learning with real-world application, preparing interns for careers in data analytics.
The Management Internship at SCRI offers practical experience in strategy planning, human resources, and project coordination. Interns learn about strategy alignment and team management while helping to onboard the student call center team. Interns in this position gain organizational, leadership, and communication skills as they get ready for jobs in management.
The Marketing Internship at SCRI offers experience in brand management through social media and visual communication. Interns manage SCRI’s social media accounts, like Instagram, and create engaging content, posters, and presentations to communicate data insights. This role develops skills in digital marketing, graphic design, and communication, preparing interns for marketing careers.
How to Apply
To apply for an internship at the Siena College Research Institute (SCRI), the only official method is through Handshake. Handshake allows you to explore top internship opportunities, schedule counseling appointments with career advisors, and access valuable resources to enhance your professional skills. Be sure to use Handshake to stay informed about on-campus events like career fairs and workshops, and check out the Experiences Module Resource Guide for help with submitting your internship application. For more information about Handshake, check out this link: Siena College Handshake
Students can apply for an internship for credit, allowing them to gain practical experience while earning credits towards their degree. This option integrates academic learning with real-world application, enhancing both professional skills and academic progress
Alternatively, students may choose a non-credit internship track focused solely on gaining hands-on experience in their field of interest. This option is perfect for those looking to develop skills and build their resume without the need for academic credit.
Where Are They Now?
Our interns at SCRI acquire invaluable practical experience that helps shape their future professions. In her sophomore year, Bianca Prinsloo, Class of ’22, began working with us as an intern in data science. Andrea Cianfarani, Class of ’22, collaborated with us in her senior year, while Travis Brodbeck, Class of ’17 undergrad and ’18 graduate, contributed to SCRI throughout his undergraduate and graduate careers. Travis and Andrea are now essential, long-term members of the SCRI team who keep adding creativity and knowledge to our work.
For additional information about each former intern, click on the gallery below.
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- Bianca Prinsloo
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- Travis Brodbeck (1/2)
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- Andrea Cianfarani
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- Travis Brodbeck (2/2)
Travis Brodbeck, who started as an intern in February 2017 and is now the Associate Director of Data Management at SCRI, is an outstanding example of professional advancement. Travis gained essential skills and experience working on national assessments and drafting reports for government agencies. His experience serves as an example of how SCRI interns can develop and make a big impact. He now handles large-scale electoral polling projects, supervises teams, and automates critical procedures.(Read More)
To learn more about a more recent intern experience, check out the Siena Journal, featuring the journey of a graduate intern as a data analyst during Summer ’24. (Read More)
If you are interested or have any questions about our programs, please feel free to reach out at sienaresearch@siena.edu.