Student Public Interest Research Groups (PIRG) interns take on leadership on one or more of our campaigns and receive support and training from a team of experienced organizers and student leaders. Interns are also eligible to get course credit in a variety of departments on campus. Student PIRGs work on campaigns to lower the price of college textbooks, to combat hunger and homelessness, fight climate change and environmental degradation, and to recruit new voters.
This internship program gives students the opportunity to take their education out of the classroom, do hands-on work, learn important skills, and make an impact.
