Company/Organization Name American Red Cross – Eastern North Carolina Region Internship Title Communications and Storyteller Internship Internship Duration One semester – availability each semester and summer session Internship Description As one of the country’s most well-known nonprofits, students can experience … Continued
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Company/Organization Name BioCryst Pharmaceuticals Internship Title Corporate Communications Intern Internship Duration mid May – early August 2023 Internship Description COMPANY At BioCryst, we are passionate about advancing novel therapeutics for patients with rare and serious diseases. Our structure-guided drug design … Continued
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The work and study opportunity provides students with exposure to renowned producers, directors, screenwriters, cinematographers and agents, as well as hands-on opportunities at state-of-the-art technical facilities.
Ian Williams’ article, “The Practice of Oldhammer: Re-remembering a Past through Craft and Play” was accepted for publication in Games and Culture.
This is a terrific critique of technosolutionism, based on fieldwork at DC public libraries, which explores how “poverty” is framed as a problem of lack of access to technology.
Prof. Torin Monahan has recently been awarded a 3-year National Science Foundation grant focused on university hiring practices for—and job market experiences of—dual-career academics.
