The Center for the Environment internship program is open to all WashU undergraduate students and typically includes 2-5 students per semester, working on projects from website management to program development.
The Center for the Environment interns participate in the Environment, Sustainability and Climate Change (ESCC) Internship Partnership – a multi-stakeholder program that provides cohort building, professional development, and enrichment training to interns working across diverse teams. Partners in this program include the Office of Sustainability, the Environmental Studies Program, Tyson Research Center, and the Midwest Climate Collaborative.
Past Center for the Environment Interns
We would like to thank our previous Interns and Climate Associates who no longer work with us for their work and dedication.
- Jing Li – Class of 2026, Business Administration
- Kylie Orlando – Class of 2028, Anthropology (GHE specialization) / Educational Studies
- Elizabeth Swords – Class of 2026, Environmental Analysis / Business of Social Impact
- Juliana Morera Class of 2026 – Anthropology Global Health and Environment
- Guinter Dame Vogg – Class of 2024, Chemical Engineering
- Lara Briggs – Class of 2024, Environmental Analysis and Political Science
- Sejal Rajamani – Class of 2023, Environmental Biology
- Bennett Rosenberg – Class of 2023, Environmental Analysis
- Julian Cauzae – Class of 2023, Environmental Analysis
- Nina Silverstein – Class of 2023, Environmental Analysis and Spanish
- Ellery Saluck – Class of 2021, International Area Studies
- Remy Hutheesing – Class of 2021, Environmental Policy
- Sara Mesiano – Class of 2020, Environmental Policy
- Emma Waltman – Class of 2019, Biology
- Seth Blum – Class of 2019, Statistics and International Affairs
- Ingrid Archibald – Class of 2018, Environmental Policy and Philosophy
- Rachel Westrate – Class of 2016, Environmental Policy and English Literature