Sound Science is deeply committed to (1) disseminating information to the scientific community, (2) building public capacity to participate in and learn about science through workshops, classes, and one-on-one interactions, and (3) inviting students at all stages of their education to use the ecological research process as a platform with which to engage the natural world.

These ethos manifest in our organization as internships, master classes, editorial versions of all of our publications, meaningful engagement with the media, and collaboration with artists and thinkers worldwide. As part of a proven mandate to create opportunities for students in research, Sound Science offers internships and long-term mentorship programs for undergraduate students, graduate students, and non-traditional students in either a field or laboratory setting.

Interested students are encouraged to contact us.