Neuroscience Major Gains Research Experience Through Internship at Children's National Medical Center

Rachel Brenowitz '19 is gaining valuable experience as a research intern with the Children's National Medical Center, where she shadows neuropsychologists and conducts independent research.

Rachel Brenowitz '19 is gaining valuable experience as a research intern with the Children's National Medical Center, where she shadows neuropsychologists and conducts independent research.

Rachel Brenowitz '19, Children's National Medical Center

Majors:

Neuroscience, physics.  

Internship title:

Research intern. 

How I got this internship:

I got this internship by networking with local high school personnel.

What I do, day to day:

I shadow neuropsychologists in clinic, conduct and analyze research data and assist in research paper publication. 

Other internships:

Over the winter break in 2017-18, I interned at Rehab 2 Perform, a physical therapy facility. 

Most valuable part of this experience:

The most valuable part of this experience has been gaining research experience and clinic exposure. 

Advice for students considering internships:

Apply to as many internships as you can. 

How this internship has helped me:

This internship has helped to guide my career options and to provide research experience. 

Post-Dickinson plans:

I plan to further my schooling. 

Learn more about internships at Dickinson.

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Published July 18, 2018