Stanford Student Fellow — Mind Science Society (MSS) Campus Lead
Location: Remote (Stanford-based role)
Pay: $20.00 – $23.00 per hour
Employment Type: Part-time (Contract)
Application Deadline: Rolling
Start Date: Winter 2027
About the Role
The Mind Science Institute (MSI) — an interdisciplinary nonprofit founded by Dr. Michael McCullough in partnership with BrainMind — is seeking a Stanford undergraduate student to serve as the Mind Science Society (MSS) Campus Lead.
This paid, part-time, and fully remote position offers a unique opportunity to help shape a growing national network at the intersection of consciousness, neuroscience, artificial intelligence, and human potential. You’ll lead the MSS initiative at Stanford, connect students across disciplines, and collaborate with peers from chapters at UCLA, Northwestern, and UChicago, with more launching nationwide.
About the Mind Science Institute (MSI)
Mission: To cultivate a resilient community of seekers, scientists, students, investors, and skeptics united by a shared pursuit — to understand awareness, to grow with intention, and to act meaningfully in a rapidly evolving world.
MSI accelerates innovation in Mind Science at the frontier of consciousness and AI, bridging ancient wisdom with cutting-edge research to illuminate the nature of the mind.
Key Responsibilities
Campus Leadership & Engagement
Launch and lead the Mind Science Society (MSS) chapter at Stanford University.
Recruit and connect students across neuroscience, psychology, philosophy, computer science, and related fields.
Plan and host events such as speaker discussions, salons, and workshops in collaboration with MSI.
Serve as the main liaison between MSI and the Stanford student community.
Collaborate with MSS student leads at other universities to build a unified national network.
Operations & Program Support
Support MSI’s projects, research, and digital organization systems.
Assist with scheduling, note-taking, and communications for MSI programs.
Help coordinate online MSI events and special projects.
Who You Are
A currently enrolled undergraduate student at Stanford University (required).
Intellectually curious, proactive, and organized.
Passionate about one or more of the following: consciousness studies, neuroscience, AI, philosophy, psychology, or cognitive science.
A clear communicator who enjoys collaboration and community-building.
Prior experience in student organizing, leadership, or event planning is a plus.
Job Details
Part-time, fully remote
Estimated commitment: 20–25 hours per week
Compensation: $20–$23/hour (based on experience)
Type: Independent contractor (no benefits)
Start Date: Winter 2027
How to Apply
Please submit:
Your resume, and
A short note (no cover letter needed) answering:
Why are you interested in MSI’s mission?
What makes you the right person to lead the Mind Science Society at Stanford?
