UNIVERSITY COLLABORATION OFFICE

Internship Program At-A-Glance

“Our program advances RTI’s mission—improving the

human condition by turning knowledge into practice—

by providing meaningful, impactful research and

learning experiences.”

Jacqueline Olich, PhD

Senior Director, University Collaboration Office

151 total interns

104

47

97

Paid interns

Academic interns

From NC Institutions*

Universities Represented

52

14

Total universities

NC universities

Education

80

43

24

4

Interns pursuing or recently received undergraduate degrees

Interns pursuing or recently received master’s degrees

Interns pursuing or recently received terminal degrees

Interns pursuing high school degrees

Washington DC

North Carolina

Jakarta

108 9

Waltham, MA5

San Francisco, CA

41 Berkeley, CA

3

El Salvador 3Guatemala 2

1Ehiopia1Guinea

1India

1Uganda

Teledomestic

6

5 Seattle, WA

1United Arab Emirates

Internship Locations

RTI Office Locations21

* 97 of the 151 interns are from NC institutions.

FY2017

Neuropharmacology of New Psychoactive Substances

RTI Unit Placements

Administrative Office of Proposal, Project & Procurement ServicesCorporate CounselUniversity Collaboration OfficeFinance Facility Strategic Services

Discovery, Science, & Technology Innovation, Technology & DevelopmentDiscovery SciencesEnergy Technology

International Development GroupGovernance & Economic DevelopmentGlobal Health DivisionNoncommunicable DiseasesBusiness Strategy & CommunicationsInternational Education

RTI Health Solutions Accounting/FinanceEpidemiology & Clinical ResearchBiometrics

Social, Statistical, & Environmental Sciences Social Policy, Health, & Economics ResearchEnvironmental & Health SciencesEducation & Workforce DevelopmentFinanceMultimedia Communication ServicesSurvey, Computing, & Statistical Sciences

6 4 3 2 2 17 9 5

20 4 4 2 1

2 1 1

36 13 9 4 3 3

17

31

31

4

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“I will leave RTI having gained an inspiration for a shared vision

to improve the human condition, the knowledge of what it takes

to be a successful leader, and the opportunity to grow in unique

and outstanding ways thanks to the mentorship I received both

personally and professionally.”

–Chiraag Devani

(MS, Engineering Management, Duke ‘17), Emerging

Technologies and Commercialization Intern; convert to hire

Institutions

Abu Dhabi University

American University

DukeEmory

Johns Hopkins

Knox College

Lehigh NC State

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Northwestern

Rice

Stanford

UC Davis

UNC-CH

University of Cape Town

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University of Illinois at Chicago

Michigan

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Un

iver

sity

of V

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Virginia Tech

Yale

33

32

14

13

5

Interns From NC Institutions

UNC System

Duke

NC State

UNC-CH

Other NC Institutions