SciStarter is welcoming two interns to our team! Here they are to tell you about their projects. We encourage you to leave a comment to say hello, and don’t be shy about reaching out to them directly about their projects. (Project managers, this especially pertains to you!)
“Hi, I’m Lauren! I am looking for projects that people in Philadelphia can participate in. Do you have such a project? Email me at Lauren@SciStarter.com!”
Hi, everyone! My name is Lauren Schreck, and I am so excited to introduce myself as one of SciStarter’s new interns! I am currently a junior at Saint Joseph’s University, double majoring in Business Administration and Economics with a concentration in International Business. My work at SciStarter includes research in citizen science and environmental policy. With a passion for the community and an ambitious attitude, I hope to bring new aspirations to our team!
“Hi, I’m Joseph! I’m researching Philadelphia-based projects to be featured on WHYY radio and our 76ers game showcase in November! E-mail me at Joseph@SciStarter.com!”
Hi, everyone! My name is Joseph Kren, and I’m a junior Economics major at Saint Joseph’s University. I lived in Brussels, Belgium, for high school, and I hope to work for the government someday. I have a heavy interest in economic policy, and how it affects various aspects of life. Right now I am focusing on researching Philadelphia-based projects that we can showcase for WHYY radio and our 76ers game showcase in November!
Read more about the SciStarter team! We’re always looking for volunteer contributors and interns! If you’re interested in science, blogging, crowdsource tech, and being part of an exciting, creative new venture, send a note describing your qualifications to info@scistarter.com.
