Research Internship (part-time) - Due April 10

The ideal candidate would be a student who is available to work 10-20 hours a week via the internet and can commit for the duration of a few months or a semester, though the time commitment is flexible and negotiable. They need not be libertarian, per se, but they should be sympathetic to free market alternatives to government largess, understand basic economic concepts, be able to read critically, write clearly and concisely, could work well on their own and would be enthusiastic about their work. It would be a non-paid position, but perhaps a good opportunity to get university credit (if available, applicable or needed in your program). This is also something that they could put on their resume. If the internship proved to work out well, I'm happy to connect them with future opportunities as well as provide them a letter of recommendation and professional references.

Please send me a resume and a cover letter along with availability.

I will be in Utah the week of April 14-18 and am hoping to make a trip to Provo one of those days. If any students would be interested in meeting with me personally to learn more about a possible internship, I am happy to set up an appointment.

For those who may be unfamiliar with our mission, Reason Foundation advances a free society by developing, applying, and promoting libertarian principles, including individual liberty, free markets, and the rule of law.

Our website outlines our most recent research on public pension reform: 

http://reason.org/areas/topic/pension-reform

. Reason Foundation has employed several BYU alumni, including myself and 

Emily Ekins, our Director of Polling.

I can be reached at this email address or on my cell, (916) 220-2728 if you have any questions. I look forward to hearing from interested students.