Get Involved
SRPI is powered entirely by volunteer Graduate Research Fellows and Undergraduate Analysts — no paid staff. If you want hands-on experience in counterintelligence research, publishing, and national security scholarship, this is where it starts.
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Doctoral Volunteers
Lead working groups and research projects, host and contribute to the Common Ground podcast, peer review articles for the Sentinel Review and Sentinel Journal, and mentor graduate contributors across SRPI programs.
Graduate Student Volunteers
Participate in working groups and research events, write articles for SRPI publications, coordinate and support events, assist in research projects, and support social media and communications campaigns.
Undergraduate Analysts
Support ongoing research projects (including the Targeting Minds OSINT database), assist with literature review and source validation, and build the analytical foundation for a future Ambassador designation. See the Ambassador Program.
Editorial & Peer Reviewers
Serve on the Sentinel Journal Editorial Board or Sentinel Review Peer Review Panel, evaluating submissions for technical quality, scholarly merit, and publication readiness. See The Sentinel Team for current board composition.
Our Model
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Tell us about your academic background, area of interest, and available time commitment, and SRPI leadership will follow up about current openings.
Questions? Contact us at directors@sentinelresearch.org
If you're an undergraduate looking for a formal, ongoing role, the Ambassador Program or starting a Chapter may be a better fit.