Student Engagement

At Emory’s Center for AI Learning, we believe in the power of collaboration and hands-on experience. As a student, you will work alongside fellow students and external partners, enriching both your academic and professional journey.  

The center offers undergraduate and graduate students opportunities to dive into experiential learning projects that provide real-world experience with AI applications and networking with industry professionals and corporate sponsors. Students interested in developing and deploying AI solutions should apply to specific projects that match their skills. The center also directly employs Student Fellows to focus on process improvement, project management, consulting, and educational services that benefit the center and its constituents.

Ready to take the next step in your AI journey? The Center for AI Learning is your gateway to transformative experiences and professional growth. Review the current opportunities and qualifications required to see how you can get involved today and be a part of the future of AI at Emory.

If you are interested in pursuing your own research question, consider applying to an independent research grant to fund your endeavors. While the center does not provide students with direct opportunities to design their own research studies, we can offer a consultation to help steer you in the right direction.

Working with our center

You can apply to these positions via Emory's Handshake. This page will continuously update throughout the year to include new opportunities and previous project successes.

Operations & Strategy Student Fellow 

Our Operations & Strategy Student Fellows take on projects to improve internal processes and manage experiential learning projects. These students help scope and manage client engagements while overseeing the work of Student Specialists. Operations Student Fellows are also expected to continuously improve how the Center for AI Learning conducts business, coordinates events, and organizes internal processes. 

To apply to be an Operations & Strategy Student Fellow, you must have demonstrated experience in project management and/or consulting. Any major can apply, but students with an educational background and/or professional experience in business, computer or data science, communications, strategy and innovation, and other relevant fields are encouraged to apply. Operations & Strategy Student Fellows must have some programming experience in Python or relevant AI tools. You should have an interest in learning more about AI and managing developers, projects, and deliverables.

Research & Training Student Fellow 

Our Research & Training Student Fellows organize and contribute to the educational resources needed for Student Specialists and the community-at-large to learn about AI. These students organize and facilitate the center’s workshops for the public. These students also help Student Specialists with initial research or troubleshooting necessary to facilitate experiential learning projects. For reference, this role somewhat serves as a Teaching Assistant, making sure that all Student Specialists have proper support and access to relevant resources to complete their projects. 

To apply to be a Research & Training Student Fellow, you must have advanced experience in linear and non-parametric regression techniques, in R or Python. You should also have completed multiple projects using AI tools or concepts, including but not limited to TensorFlow, PyTorch, private GPT models, Hugging Face, etc. You should be curious to learn more about the technical approaches and aspects of AI. Ideal candidates will also have knowledge of relevant tools in web development, database management, and data visualization. Excellent candidates will have experience in teaching these tools or concepts.

Student Specialists 

Student Specialists have the unique opportunity to work directly with an Emory faculty member, a corporate sponsor, or a local nonprofit or governmental organization to instill AI into the real world. Student Specialists are hired directly onto projects, and they are co-managed by the project sponsor and center staff.  

To apply to be a Student Specialist, you must be above freshman year status at Emory (includes Oxford College). While we accept all majors and backgrounds, you must have basic experience in linear and non-parametric regression techniques, including in R or Python. You should be experienced in data visualization, communication, and storytelling. You should have a demonstrated enthusiasm for applications of AI, and baseline knowledge of AI concepts. Ideally, you are experienced with project management and code organization. Additional responsibilities may be included along with the specific job posting. We will continuously update upcoming project opportunities below.

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Resources

While our center does not offer any tutoring services for your class projects, we welcome you to look at our Resources to find Emory workshops, educational content, and IT resources to help you with your AI endeavors.