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 and we are flexible with your class schedule. Pay rate starts at $12/hour.
Application opens as positions become available.
Current Student Staffers
Ashlin Holbrook
Ashlin is a fourth-year student majoring in Political Science. Through the Hinckley Institute, Ashlin has participated in a D.C. internship with the McKeon Group, a local internship with The Policy Project, and an internship with the Utah State Legislature. She is interested in women's issues and hopes to attend law school after undergrad.
William Beterbide
William Beterbide is a fourth-year student majoring in Economics and History. He has participated in Hinckley internships in Washington, DC with the U.S. Department of Commerce and in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam with the International Organization for Migration. William is interested foreign affairs and hopes to eventually work in the U.S. Foreign Service.
Ashton Pelley
Ashton is a fourth-year student majoring in International Studies, Political Science, and Spanish. She has interned at the Peruvian Consulate in Salt Lake, and United Way in Sydney, Australia. She is interested in international security and policy.
Hope Quarles
Hope is a third year student majoring in Finance and Political Science. She has participated in a Hinckley internship in Washington, DC with the U.S Senate. She is interested in Financial Policymaking and Financial law.