Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the Program Evaluation and Education Research (PEER) Group and what are their current projects?
The Friday Institute’s Program Evaluation and Education Research (PEER) Group is a dynamic team of researchers from diverse professional backgrounds who collaborate to provide exemplary educational research and evaluation services. The PEER Group conducts evidence-based research with a commitment to mixed research methods that employ the most up-to-date tools and techniques. More information about the PEER Group, including staff and current projects, can be found here.
Where is the application page?
To apply for the internship, please visit https://fi.ncsu.edu/projects/the-program-evaluation-and-education-research-peer-internship-program-for-undergraduate-students/application-process/.
Do you have to be work-study eligible to apply?
Yes, in order to apply, you must be eligible for work-study as a part of your financial aid package. Please contact your financial aid counselor if you have questions about work-study or financial aid.
Is this an in-person or virtual internship?
For the 2023-2024 academic year, the internship will be a hybrid experience with a mix of in-person and remote activities.
When does the internship program run?
This program runs during the school year only–from August through May. Internships are not active in the summer (June and July).
What is the pay for this internship?
Interns earn $12/hour for approximately 5-6 hours per week during the semester.
Please direct all other questions to the program’s manager, Dr. Kevin Winn, at kwinn@ncsu.edu.