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What is the difference between Graduate Student Project Assistant vs Research Intern?

AspectGraduate Student Project AssistantResearch Intern
Required CredentialsEnrolled graduate student, relevant courseworkUndergraduate or graduate student, relevant field of study
Work EnvironmentAcademic or research settings, university labsResearch labs, academic institutions, industry research centers
Employer & Industry UsageUniversities, research projects, academic departmentsResearch organizations, industry R&D, academic institutions
Common Search & ComparisonOften compared for academic research rolesOften compared for internship opportunities in research

The Graduate Student Project Assistant typically works within academic or research settings, assisting with projects related to their field of study while enrolled in a graduate program. A Research Intern usually is an undergraduate or graduate student gaining research experience, often in industry or academic labs. Both roles involve research tasks, but the assistant position is more integrated into ongoing projects within a university, whereas the intern role may be more exploratory or temporary.

What cities in Pennsylvania are hiring for Graduate Student Project Assistant jobs?

Cities in Pennsylvania with the most Graduate Student Project Assistant job openings:

Project NePTWNE (CLEER) student assistants

Gannon University

Erie, PA • On-site

Full-time

Posted 16 days ago


Job description

Position Summary
Position Title Project NePTWNE (CLEER) student assistants Posting Number Division Provost & VP for Student Experience Department Provost & Student Experience (AA) Location Erie, Pa Position Summary
Seeking students to serve as docents in the Center for Lake Erie Education and Research (CLEER) housed within the Blasco Library, along Erie's waterfront:
- Welcome visitors to the open and accessible center space
- Assist visitors with the proper use of interactive exhibit technology within the center
- Clean touch screens and other exhibit items when not otherwise engaged or as appropriate
- Communicate, listen, and share thoughts and ideas with visitors based upon interactive exhibits

Career Readiness Learning Objectives:
Career & Self Development - The student worker will gain an awareness of their strengths and weaknesses through active engagement with the public.
Communication - The student worker will clearly and effectively share information about the proper usage of technology within the center.
Critical Thinking - The student worker will monitor and respond to needs of visitors to the center based upon situational context and logical analysis.
Equity and Inclusion - The student worker will work to ensure all people feel welcomed, safe, and included within the center space.
Leadership - The student worker will employ their strengths to achieve the overall mission of the center.
Professionalism - The student worker will recognize their role within the public library and act in the interest of Gannon University and the larger community.
Teamwork - The student worker will work collaboratively, inclusively, and effectively with other team members to create a hospitable work environment and achieve the overall mission of the center.
Technology - The student worker will clearly and effectively share information about the proper usage of technology within the center.
Required Qualifications
  • Willingness to learn about the local-to -global environment and related issues
  • Ability to learn and operate exhibit technology
  • Interest and openness to engaging public of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities
  • Timely and dependable
  • Welcoming and inclusive demeanor
  • Excellent oral communication skills in English
Successful candidates will have to complete and pass all state mandated clearances for working with children.

Preferred Qualifications
Successful candidates must be willing to work flexible weekday and weekend shifts, including evening hours, as part of the CLEER team. Multi-lingual is preferred.
Physical Demands
This position requires minimal physical demands, but applicants should be able to safely lift 25 pounds and sit and/or stand for extended periods of time; be able to work in a busy environment.
Posting Detail Information
Number of Vacancies 7 Job Posting Open Date 08/03/2026 Job Posting Close Date 08/31/2026 Special Instructions to Applicants
Please answer honestly with your own words (not using AI) for question responses.
If you have any concerns please email Dr. Mason, Director of Project NePTWNE, at mason032@gannon.edu