Hinckley Institute
Student Staff
Student staff play an integral role to the success of the Hinckley Institute and are immensely helpful in ensuring day-to-day operations run smoothly. Student staff duties include mentoring and advising students, assisting with Hinckley programming and administrative tasks, aiding in forums and events, leading and participating in outreach initiatives, and other duties as assigned.
There is a time commitment of 15-30 hours a week a week and we are flexible with your class schedule. Pay rate starts at $13/hour.
Applications are open now!
Deadline for Fall 2026 is April 15th, 2026 @ 11:59p
Current Student Staffers
Jacob Bastian
Student Staff
Jacob Bastian
Student Staff
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Anna Locke
Student Staff
Anna Locke
Student Staff
Anna is a fourth-year Honors student double majoring in Economics and Religious Studies, and this will be her third year working with the Hinckley Institute of Politics. She is incredibly grateful for the amazing opportunities she's had as a result of the Hinckley Institute, including interning at the Capitol in Washington, D.C. and working on policy initiatives for Huntsman Cancer Institute. Most recently, she interned with Gardner Policy Institute doing research on education and with the Utah Office for Victims of Crime working with their grants team. This year, she will also serve as a lead presidential intern and a peer mentor for an Honors student cohort. Next fall, Anna will be attending law school, and she plans to stay strongly connected to her community through a career in public service.
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Madilyne Beaudry
Student Staff
Madilyne Beaudry
Student Staff
My name is Madilyne. I am an International Studies and Economics major with a concentration in East Asian area studies. I'm involved as a research assistant, peer mentor for the Honors College, and with the Hinckley Institute of Politics. I enjoy hiking, reading, and cooking.
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Corie Paige Miller
Corie Paige Miller
Hi everyone! My name is Corie Paige Miller and I’m a senior here at the U majoring in Criminology, Peace & Conflict Studies, and International Relations. I enjoy learning, baking, and being in the outdoors.