FSU DeVoe L. Moore Center

Internship and Research Assistant Program
As the working and leveraging arm of the DeVoe L. Moore Center, the Internship and Research Assistant Program is responsible for a substantial portion of the center’s output for publications and analysis on government regulation and public policy issues. The program welcomes undergraduate and graduate students who are interested in areas of government, public policy, and entrepreneurship. Prospective interns may contact Dr. Samuel Staley, the director of the center, through an email inquiry to sstaley@fsu.edu. Interns are expected to be a part of a professional public discussion on key policy concerns in Tallahassee, Florida, and at the national level. Integrated into the program is an optional academic credit-based system that is applied toward the interns’ academic progress.

Intern Requirements and To-Do’s
Submit an inquiry of interest to the director or general Office.
Submit an internship contract if enrolling for academic credit.
Adhere to work plans and objectives in assigned focus areas.
Report to group manager(s) and professional staff where necessary.
Attend workshops in editing, writing, and research throughout the semester.
Produce credible and noteworthy material for review and publication.