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• Internships are open to current undergraduate and graduate students, as well as recent graduates. 
• Internships last approximately ten weeks. The exact starting and ending dates are flexible, but we anticipate that each internship will run from September 16 until December 6.
• Fall interns will work a part-time schedule.
• Interns will be involved in many aspects of the Institute’s operations. Interns will work closely with senior staff on a wide variety of projects. They can expect greater responsibility and personal attention than they would receive at larger organizations.
• Interns will assist staff members with a variety of tasks. These may include researching public policy topics, assisting with social media, organizing events, and writing and editing op-eds, newsletter articles, studies, and other documents. Some administrative and clerical tasks will also be required.
• Policy internships as well as communications and development internships are available.
• A Show-Me Institute internship is an excellent opportunity to improve your research and writing skills. Each intern will produce regular blog posts and an op-ed on a public policy topic of interest to him or her. Each intern will receive feedback and assistance from staff members throughout the process.
• Internships are offered in both the St. Louis and Kansas City offices.
• Interns will be paid on an hourly basis.

Those wishing to be considered for an internship should submit the enclosed application and the requested supporting materials. The deadline for applications is Friday, August 30, 2019.However, we will begin conducting interviews as applications are received. Applicants can expect a decision in Early September.

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• Internships are open to current undergraduate and graduate students, as well as recent graduates. 
• Internships last approximately ten weeks. The exact starting and ending dates are flexible, but we anticipate that each internship will run from June 3 until August 16.
• Summer interns will work a full-time schedule (9 a.m. to 5 p.m.). 
• Interns will be involved in many aspects of the Institute’s operations. Interns will work closely with senior staff on a wide variety of projects. They can expect greater responsibility and personal attention than they would receive at larger organizations.
• Interns will assist staff members with a variety of tasks. These may include researching public policy topics, assisting with social media, organizing events, and writing and editing op-eds, newsletter articles, studies, and other documents. Some administrative and clerical tasks will also be required.
• Policy internships as well as communications and development internships are available.
• A Show-Me Institute internship is an excellent opportunity to improve your research and writing skills. Each intern will produce regular blog posts and an op-ed on a public policy topic of interest to him or her. Each intern will receive feedback and assistance from staff members throughout the process.
• Internships are offered in both the St. Louis and Kansas City offices.
• Interns will be paid on an hourly basis.

Those wishing to be considered for an internship should submit the application (see below) and the requested supporting materials. The deadline for applications is Friday, April 26, 2019. However, we will begin conducting interviews as applications are received. Applicants can expect a decision in mid to late May.

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• Internships are open to current undergraduate and graduate students, as well as recent graduates. 
• Spring internships will last approximately four months. The exact starting and ending dates are flexible, but each intern is expected to work at least 10 weeks.  No internship shall start prior to January 14. Spring internships will end on or before May 3, 2019.
• Spring interns can work a full-time schedule (9 a.m. to 5 p.m., with one hour for lunch), or arrange for a part-time schedule to accommodate class schedules. 
• Interns will be involved in virtually all aspects of the Institute’s operations. Interns will work closely with senior staff on a wide variety of projects. They can expect greater responsibility and personal attention than they would receive at larger organizations.
• Interns will assist staff members with a variety of tasks. These may include researching public policy topics, assisting with social media, organizing events, and writing and editing op-eds, newsletter articles, studies, and other documents. Some administrative and clerical tasks will also be required.
• A Show-Me Institute internship is an excellent opportunity to improve your research and writing skills. Each intern will produce regular blog posts and an op-ed on a public policy topic of interest. Each intern will receive feedback and assistance from SMI staff members throughout the process.
• Communication and development internships are also available. If interested, please state this in your application.
• Internships are offered in both the St. Louis and Kansas City offices.
• Interns will be paid on an hourly basis.

Those wishing to be considered for an internship should submit an application (see link below) and the requested supporting materials no later than Friday, December 7, 2018. Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis. We will begin conducting interviews as applications are received. Applicants can expect a decision no later than Monday, January 7, 2019.

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• Internships are open to current undergraduate and graduate students, as well as recent graduates.
• Internships last approximately four months. The exact starting and ending dates are flexible, but we anticipate that each internship will run from September 17 until December 14.
• Fall interns will work a part- or full-time schedule (9 a.m.-5 p.m.).
• Interns will be involved in many aspects of the Institute’s operations. Interns will work closely with senior staff on a wide variety of projects. They can expect greater responsibility and personal attention than they would receive at larger organizations.
• Interns will assist staff members with a variety of tasks. These may include researching public policy topics, organizing events, and writing and editing blog posts, newsletters, studies, and other documents. Some administrative and clerical tasks also will be required.
• A Show-Me Institute policy internship is an excellent opportunity to improve your research and writing skills. Each intern will produce regular blog posts and an op-ed on a public policy topic of interest to him or her. Each intern will receive feedback and assistance from SMI staff members throughout the process.
• Policy internships as well as communications and development internships are available.
• Internships are available at the office in St. Louis or Kansas City.
• Interns will be paid on an hourly basis.

Those wishing to be considered for an internship should submit the attached application and the requested supporting materials. The deadline for applications is August 24, 2018.However, we will begin conducting interviews as applications are received. Applicants can expect a decision in early September.

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The Show-Me Institute is pleased to offer internship opportunities for Summer 2018.

• Internships are open to current undergraduate and graduate students, as well as recent graduates.
• Internships last approximately ten weeks. The exact starting and ending dates are flexible, but we anticipate that each internship will run from June 4 until August 17.
• Summer interns will work a full-time schedule (9 a.m.-5 p.m.).
• Interns will be involved in many aspects of the Institute’s operations. Interns will work closely with senior staff on a wide variety of projects. They can expect greater responsibility and personal attention than they would receive at larger organizations.
• Interns will assist staff members with a variety of tasks. These may include researching public policy topics, organizing events, and writing and editing op-eds, newsletters, studies, and other documents. Some administrative and clerical tasks also will be required.
• Policy internships as well as communications and development internships are available.
• A Show-Me Institute internship is an excellent opportunity to improve your research and writing skills. Each intern will produce regular blog posts and an op-ed on a public policy topic of interest to him or her. Each intern will receive feedback and assistance from SMI staff members throughout the process.
• Internships are located in either our St. Louis or Kansas City office.
• Interns will be paid on an hourly basis.

Those wishing to be considered for an internship should submit the enclosed application and the requested supporting materials. The deadline for applications is Friday, April 27, 2018. However, we will begin conducting interviews as applications are received. Applicants can expect a decision in mid to late May.

About the Show-Me Institute

Founded in 2005, the Show-Me Institute is a non-partisan, non-profit public policy research organization. The mission of the Institute is advancing liberty with responsibility by promoting market solutions for Missouri public policy. For more information:

Phone: (314) 454-0647

Email: intern@showmeinstitute.org

Web: www.showmeinstitute.org

Summer 2018 Intern Application Form.doc

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• Internships are open to current undergraduate and graduate students, as well as recent graduates. 
• Spring internships will last approximately four months. The exact starting and ending dates are flexible, but each intern is expected to work at least 10 weeks.  No internship shall start prior to January 15. Spring internships will end on or before May 4, 2018.
• Spring interns can work a full-time schedule (9 a.m. to 5 p.m., with one hour for lunch), or arrange for a part-time schedule to accommodate class schedules. 
• Interns will be involved in virtually all aspects of the Institute’s operations. Interns will work closely with senior staff on a wide variety of projects. They can expect greater responsibility and personal attention than they would receive at larger organizations.
• Interns will assist staff members with a variety of tasks. These may include researching public policy topics, assisting with social media, organizing events, and writing and editing op-eds, newsletter articles, studies, and other documents. Some administrative and clerical tasks will also be required.
• A Show-Me Institute internship is an excellent opportunity to improve your research and writing skills. Each intern will produce regular blog posts and an op-ed on a public policy topic of interest. Each intern will receive feedback and assistance from SMI staff members throughout the process.
• Communication and development internships are also available. If interested, please state this in your application.
• Internships are offered in both the Saint Louis and Kansas City offices.
• Interns will be paid on an hourly basis.

Those wishing to be considered for an internship should submit an application (link below) and the requested supporting materials no later than December 8, 2017. Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis. We will begin conducting interviews as applications are received. Applicants can expect a decision no later than Monday, January 8, 2018.

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The Show-Me Institute is pleased to offer internship opportunities for Fall 2017.

• Internships are open to current undergraduate and graduate students, as well as recent graduates.
• Internships last approximately four months. The exact starting and ending dates are flexible, but we anticipate that each internship will run from September 11 until December 15.
• Fall interns will work a part- or full-time schedule (9 a.m.-5 p.m.).
• Interns will be involved in many aspects of the Institute’s operations. Interns will work closely with senior staff on a wide variety of projects. They can expect greater responsibility and personal attention than they would receive at larger organizations.
• Interns will assist staff members with a variety of tasks. These may include researching public policy topics, organizing events, and writing and editing op-eds, newsletters, studies, and other documents. Some administrative and clerical tasks also will be required.
• Policy internships as well as communications and development internships are available.
• A Show-Me Institute internship is an excellent opportunity to improve your research and writing skills. Each intern will produce regular blog posts and an op-ed on a public policy topic of interest to him or her. Each intern will receive feedback and assistance from SMI staff members throughout the process.
• Internships are available at the office in St. Louis or Kansas City.
• Interns will be paid on an hourly basis.

Those wishing to be considered for an internship should submit the enclosed application and the requested supporting materials. The deadline for applications is August 18, 2017. However, we will begin conducting interviews as applications are received. Applicants can expect a decision in late August.

About the Show-Me Institute

Founded in 2005, the Show-Me Institute is a non-partisan, non-profit public policy research organization. The mission of the Institute is advancing liberty with responsibility by promoting market solutions for Missouri public policy. For more information:

Phone: (314) 454-0647

Email: intern@showmeinstitute.org
Web: www.showmeinstitute.org

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• Internships are open to current undergraduate and graduate students, as well as recent graduates.
• Internships last approximately four to five months. The exact starting and ending dates are flexible, but we anticipate that each internship will run from June 5 until August 11.
• Summer interns will work a part- or full-time schedule (9 a.m. to 5 p.m.).
• Interns will be involved in many aspects of the Institute’s operations and will work closely with senior staff on a wide variety of projects. They can expect greater responsibility and personal attention than they would receive at larger organizations.
• Interns will assist staff members with a range of tasks that may include researching public policy topics, organizing events, and writing and editing op-eds, newsletters, studies, and other documents. Some administrative and clerical work also will be required.
• Policy internships as well as communications and development internships are available.
• A Show-Me Institute internship is an excellent opportunity to improve your research and writing skills. Each intern will produce regular blog posts and an op-ed on a public policy topic of interest to him or her. Each intern will receive feedback and assistance from SMI staff members throughout the process.
• Internships are available at the office in St. Louis or Kansas City.
• Interns will be paid on an hourly basis.

Those wishing to be considered for an internship should submit an application and the requested supporting materials. The deadline for applications is Friday, April 21, 2017. However, we will begin conducting interviews as applications are received. Applicants can expect a decision in late May.

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• Internships are open to current undergraduate and graduate students, as well as recent graduates.
• Internships last approximately four to five months. The exact starting and ending dates are flexible, but we anticipate that each internship will run from September 6 until December 16.
• Fall interns will work a part- or full-time schedule (9 a.m. to 5 p.m.).
• Interns will be involved in many aspects of the Institute’s operations and will work closely with senior staff on a wide variety of projects. They can expect greater responsibility and personal attention than they would receive at larger organizations.
• Interns will assist staff members with a range of tasks that may include researching public policy topics, organizing events, and writing and editing op-eds, newsletters, studies, and other documents. Some administrative and clerical work also will be required.
• Policy internships as well as communications and development internships are available.
• A Show-Me Institute internship is an excellent opportunity to improve your research and writing skills. Each intern will produce regular blog posts and an op-ed on a public policy topic of interest to him or her. Each intern will receive feedback and assistance from SMI staff members throughout the process.
• Internships are available at the office in St. Louis or Kansas City.
• Interns will be paid on an hourly basis.

Those wishing to be considered for an internship should submit an application and the requested supporting materials. The deadline for applications is August 12, 2016. However, we will begin conducting interviews as applications are received. Applicants can expect a decision in mid- to late August.

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• Internships are open to current undergraduate and graduate students, as well as recent graduates. 
• Spring internships will last approximately four months. The exact starting and ending dates are flexible, but each intern is expected to work at least 10 weeks.
  No internship shall start prior to January 25. Spring internships will end on or before May 13, 2016.
• Spring interns can work a full-time schedule (9 a.m.-5 p.m., with one hour for lunch), or arrange for a part-time schedule to accommodate class schedules. 
• Interns will be involved in virtually all aspects of the Institute’s operations. Interns will work closely with senior staff on a wide variety of projects. They can expect greater responsibility and personal attention than they would receive at larger organizations.
• Interns will assist staff members with a variety of tasks. These may include researching public policy topics, organizing events, and writing and editing op-eds, newsletter articles, studies, and other documents. Some administrative and clerical tasks will also be required.
• A Show-Me Institute internship is an excellent opportunity to improve your research and writing skills. Each intern will produce regular blog posts and an op-ed on a public policy topic of interest to him or her. Each intern will receive feedback and assistance from SMI staff members throughout the process.
• Internships are offered in both the St. Louis and Kansas City offices.
• Interns will be paid on an hourly basis.

Those wishing to be considered for an internship should submit the enclosed application and the requested supporting materials. Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis. We will begin conducting interviews as applications are received. Applicants can expect a decision no later than Friday, January 8, 2016.

About the Show-Me Institute

Founded in 2005, the Show-Me Institute is a nonpartisan, nonprofit public policy research organization. The mission of the Institute is advancing liberty with responsibility by promoting market solutions for Missouri public policy. For more information:

Phone: (314) 454-0647

Email: intern@showmeinstitute.org
Web: www.showmeinstitute.org

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The Show-Me Institute is now accepting applications for our spring 2015 internship program. All the information you need about the internship is available here. Please submit the required application by Dec. 5. The spring intern positions can be full- or part-time.

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The Show-Me Institute is now accepting applications for our spring 2014 internship program. All the information you need about the internship is available here. Please submit the required application by Dec. 6. The spring intern positions can be full- or part-time, and the jobs pay $10 per hour. You will note that is above the minimum wage, because we believe in the power of markets, not government mandates. Which basically sums up your entire internship program experience quite nicely.

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Check it out — the deadline is this Friday. (If you are just hearing about this and contact us by 5 p.m. Friday to let us know the application will be in by the end of the weekend, that will be acceptable.)

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Seriously, we have openings for full- or part-time internships. If you are interested in free-market economics and Missouri public policy, please consider applying.

Disclaimer: The part about the U.N. is a joke.

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• Internships are open to current undergraduate and graduate students, as well as recent graduates.
• Winter/spring internships will last approximately four months. The exact starting and ending dates are flexible, but we anticipate that each internship will run from January 4 through May 23.
• Winter/spring interns can work a part- or full-time schedule, 9 a.m.-5 p.m., with attendance strongly suggested at the institute’s book club once a month.
• Because the Show-Me Institute is a “small shop,” interns will be involved in virtually all aspects of the institute’s operations. Interns work closely with senior staff on a wide variety of projects. They can expect greater responsibility and personal attention than they would receive at larger organizations.
• Interns will assist staff members with a variety of tasks. These may include researching public policy topics, organizing events, and writing and editing op-eds, newsletters, studies, and other documents. Some administrative and clerical tasks also are required.
• A Show-Me Institute internship is an excellent opportunity to improve your research and writing skills. Each intern will produce an op-ed on a public policy topic of interest to him or her. Each intern will receive feedback and assistance from the institute’s staff members throughout the process.
• All internships will occur at the Show-Me Institute’s offices in the Central West End.
• Interns are paid on an hourly basis.

Those wishing to be considered for an internship should submit the internship application and the requested supporting materials (click on "2012 Winter/Spring Internship Application" at bottom of page).

The deadline for consideration is December 2, 2011. Applicants can expect a decision in mid- to late December.

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Interns at the Show-Me Institute Internship are involved in virtually all aspects of the institute’s operations, working closely with senior staff on a wide variety of projects. Show-Me Institute interns develop an in-depth understanding of how a think tank works, including editing and publishing, event planning, and occasional travel around the state.

Recent interns have also had articles published in newspapers throughout the state, including the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, the Columbia Daily Tribune, the Springfield News-Leader, the Kansas City Daily Record, the St. Louis American, and the St. Louis Business Journal.

The spring internship runs from January through May, and will be held at the institute’s offices in downtown Clayton. Interns receive a modest stipend.

Applications are . The application deadline is December 2.

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If you’re debating whether you should apply, take a look at some of the highlights that Caitlin Hartsell, our Koch Fellow from 2009, produced during her time working here for the eight-week program (and later, as a Show-Me Institute research assistant):

• Op-ed: What Does the State Income Tax Cost Missourians?
• Report: NorthSide Project Passes Board of Aldermen
• Op-ed: Filling the Cavities in Missouri’s Dental Care
• Op-ed: Well-Intentioned Autism Bill Also Carries Negative Consequences
• Speech: A Panel on the Best and Worst of the 2010 Legislative Session
• Video Production: Show-Me Institute Free-Market Field Trip No. 3: Ticket Scalping
• Show-Me Daily: 92 blog entries

Here are more highlights from our 2008 Koch Fellow, Matt Simpson:

• Op-ed: Flood Relief Establishes Perverse Incentives
• Missourinet interview: Controversial proposal would deny government aid to flood victims
• Post-Dispatch blog citation: The flip side of flood aid
• Show-Me Daily: 30 blog entries
• Show-Me Quarterly: Front cover photo

This just scratches the surface of all the research that they, and our other interns, helped out with behind the scenes.

So, once again, if you’d like to have the chance to dive into Missouri public policy this summer, be sure to apply to be a Charles G. Koch Summer Fellow. After the Jan. 31 deadline, it may be too late.

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