Applicants for ANI internships are therefore chosen based not only upon their education and background experience, but also upon their desire to learn and contribute to the goal and objectives of the Institute. Internships with ANI are geared towards acquiring skills in related areas of research and documentation. ANI offers qualified and interested individuals the opportunity to assist in research and to get involved in hands-on project work with genocide scholars, historians, lawyers, and other accredited professionals. Application Process Interested candidates should complete and submit the application form with a current resume, two letters of recommendation, and a brief personal statement as to why you are interested in an ANI internship. Applications are considered on a rolling admissions basis.
Experience working in a small office as a team is helpful.
Strong computer skills, particularly database experience, are an added plus. All majors are welcome. Intern positions are unpaid, however, college credit recommendations are available due to the academic nature of the internship. ANI strives for a diverse workforce and is an Equal Opportunity Employer. United States citizenship is not required.