Project Maternal-child global health research Program Margo Katherine Wilke Undergraduate Research Internship Program Term Spring 2026 Status Accepted Research Area anthropology, biology, health sciences, public health Description Interns are sought to assist with a variety of projects, with a primary focus on global maternal and child health. Supervisor Amanda J Veile Mentor Type of work required Depending on their interests and skills, interns may contribute to literature reviews; data entry, management, and analysis; manuscript writing and editing; development of presentations and conference materials; and wet lab work (e.g., ELISA/enzyme-linked immunoassays). Opportunities for co-authorship on publications and for presenting research at national meetings may be available. Websites http://www.amandaveile.com/ Qualifications To be eligible for a Wilke Internship, students MUST have a major or minor in the College of Liberal Arts. Applicants should demonstrate an interest in learning mixed research methods and a strong commitment to maternal and child global health. Coursework in at least one of the following preferred: anthropology, biology, public health, epidemiology, statistics. Spanish language proficiency is desirable but not required. Credit Hours 3 Weekly Hours 10 (estimated)