HRLC is delighted to welcome three interns to the team this summer. Each year HRLC offers a number of paid summer internships to University of Nottingham students to work on our diverse range of projects. HRLC internships offer valuable experience and provide students with exposure to world-class research and project activities.
Monica Alam Carranza joined the team as Publications Intern; she holds a Bachelor in International Relations with a minor in Economics from Boston University and is currently completing her LLM in International Law. During her internship, Monica will be assisting Dr Anne Lister with the production of the International Human Rights Reports.
Katrina Sissins took the post of FRAME Intern; she graduated from her LLB at the University of Nottingham this summer and will be starting her LLM in September 2015. As FRAME intern, Katrina will be assisting Professor Jeff Kenner and Dr Stuart Wallace with the research and drafting of reports on the engagement between the EU and non-state actors (international financial institutions, businesses, civil society organisations and human rights defenders) in the area of human rights.
Emma Knight joined us as Editorial Intern; she holds a LLB in Law and Criminology from the University of Sheffield and is currently finishing her LLM in Human Rights Law. As HRLC’s Editorial Intern, she will be assisting Professor David Harris with the Nottingham Studies on Human Rights series.
Posted on Thursday 30th July 2015