Opportunities
The Project
The Chicago Travel Study is a multi-disciplinary project focusing on understanding how people choose sustainable travel such as riding public transit, biking, and walking. We are a group of researchers in engineering and geography who are collecting data using mobile sensing and online surveys during summer 2026. This position includes flexible work hours, with opportunity to work from home. No travels are required. You will be working throughout the summer and may continue through the fall if you wish, and upon satisfactory performance.
Learn more about the Chicago Travel Study.
Work Duties
Assist the research team in collecting and analyzing data. Tasks involve preparation of recruiting materials and participant guides, participant management and troubleshooting, communication with participants, reviewing data for completeness, and administering incentives. Furthermore, tasks may include initial data cleaning and data analyses.
You must be an Ohio State student enrolled in the autumn semester in order to be eligible for this position.
Desirable Skills
- Good written communication with research subjects
- Organization
- Willingness to learn data collection technology and Qualtrics system
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office
Benefits
- Exposure to cutting-edge transportation research
- Gain project management experience
- Build your data analysis and field work skill set
- Work flexible hours
- Work from home
Pay Rate
$14 per hour
Number of Hours
Flexible (5-15 hrs/week); can be negotiated.
Start Date
ASAP
Where to Apply
If you are interested in this opportunity, please send your resumé to Dr. Andre Carrel (carrel.20@osu.edu) and Dr. Huyen Le (le.253@osu.edu).
Applications will be accepted until the position is filled
The Ohio Psychological Association (OPA) is committed to supporting psychologists throughout their career span, educating the public about psychology and the benefits of access to quality mental health care, and nurturing the future of psychology by providing opportunities and resources for students pursing a career in psychology.
Here are a few examples of how OPA supports students:
- Progressing on development of an internship consortium to create more internships for Ohio graduate students.
- Scholarships from the Foundation for Psychology in Ohio recognize and support quality research.
- Supporting legislation that impacts student debt issues.
- EPPP study group to prep for the exam.
- Programs that address key financial issues like contract negotiation, debt repayment options and financial management.
- Awarding prizes to students at the annual Ohio Science Fair.
Check out the OPA Glimpse Student e-Newsletter to learn more about the organization and how to join.
Posted: 3.31
Scholarship Overview: The Dr. Robert Poston Scholarship is designed to support outstanding students who are pursuing careers in healthcare. The award recognizes individuals who demonstrate academic excellence, strong leadership, and the ability to thrive in high-pressure environments—qualities central to success in medical and health-related professions.
Award Amount: $2,500
Deadline: September 30th, 2026
Eligibility Requirements:
- Must be a current high school senior, undergraduate, or graduate student planning to pursue a career in healthcare
- Must submit a 400–600 word essay answering this question: Describe a time when you demonstrated leadership or teamwork in a high-pressure environment. How does that experience influence your career goals?
- Must provide contact information and basic academic details through the online application form
Columbus Audubon is hiring!
We are seeking a passionate and organized intern to join our team. This is a fantastic opportunity for an individual interested in conservation, non-profit management, communications, and community engagement. You will play a key role in helping us execute our monthly programming and maintain our digital presence. This paid internship offers valuable hands-on experience in nonprofit communications, event planning, social media marketing, volunteer coordination, fundraising support, and community outreach.
Position Highlights
Organization: Columbus Audubon
Position: Marketing & Event Intern
Duration: September 2026 – April 2027
Compensation: $18/hour
Schedule: Up to 10 hours per week with flexible scheduling
Format: Hybrid (remote work with attendance required for monthly Columbus-area events)
Application Deadline: July 20, 2026
We are seeking current students or recent graduates with interests in communications, marketing, nonprofit management, environmental studies, biology, or related fields. Candidates should possess strong communication and organizational skills, be comfortable using social media platforms, and have an interest in conservation and community engagement.
Students will gain practical experience in:
Event planning and management
Social media marketing
Volunteer coordination
Fundraising support
Nonprofit communications
Community outreach
To apply, candidates should submit:
A resume
A brief cover letter describing their interest in the position and relevant experience
Applications should be sent to cocolumbusaudubon@gmail.com by July 20, 2026. In the subject line, please write “CA Internship Last Name” (example: CA Internship Smith)
Ohio Machinery Co. is seeking a motivated and enthusiastic Learning and Development Intern to join our team working fully on-site at our office in Westerville, Ohio. This internship offers a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience supporting the overall learning and development initiatives within the organization. The intern will support the department with scheduling, classroom preparation, reporting, analysis and communication of employee training progress. There is also the opportunity to work on the design and delivery of in-person and e-learning course materials.
Special Olympics Ohio is seeking volunteers to support its Strong Minds program at the upcoming Summer Games. This program focuses on interactive activities that promote emotional wellness, stress management, and positive coping strategies for participants. It’s a great opportunity for students to gain hands-on experience in a supportive, engaging environment while applying principles related to mental health and behavioral science.