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The majority of IR/PS students complete internships the summer between their first and second years of study.  30 different employers gave overwhelmingly positive feedback on their experiences with IR/PS student interns. 

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Employers are talking about IR/PS*:

"Great program!"

"Based on my experience, a graduate of your program generally has strong analytical skill, good attitude, and work ethic. He or she will be a good addition to my office."


Did the IR/PS Student(s) Meet Your Overall Goals for the Internship?

"The assistance of an intern came at an opportune time for our office. We appreciated the help of a very skilled and multi-tasked intern and suggest continued dialogue with the Governor's Office, Chief of Staff for further continued participation in the Intern Program."

"We've had good experiences with the last two interns you have provided. They were both talented individuals with a genuine interest in marketing research."


Would You be Interested in Having Another IR/PS Student Intern in the Future?

"Your students seem very well suited to getting the most of our internship, and for us to get the most out of them. Please send more like Pamela."

"I think it is great that you could help make this possible by providing financial support and institutional framework for it."

"Looking forward to having another IR/PS student in the future..."

Based on This Experience, Would You Consider Hiring a Graduate
of Our Program for Full-Time Employment?


"Hiring is through a centralized USG system - not through individual posts, but John is exactly the type of person that we would want to hire."

"We hire based on our technical needs at the time and for the foreseeable future. Ms. Alissandratos was another success story for us."

"...I will strongly recommend excellent IR/PS graduate."

"More than 15% or our staff are IR/PS alumni."

 

* Employers were surveyed anonymously in the fall of 2008