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With EcoStudio Partners

The following are summer positions or unfilled semester positions that are still available.

Students: If you are interested in learning more about the position or applying, please contact the mentor/organization directly. You can view contact info by clicking the "More" button under each project.

 
Akin

Client: Akin

Fall 2026 Sustainability Intern

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About this Organization

Total EcoStudio projects since 2018: 1
Projects led by this mentor: 0

 
Grow to Life

Client: Grow to Life

Grow to Life's Garden Club

We are seeking a creative, energetic, and organized Program Coordinator to lead and grow our Garden Club program, a vibrant garden club for K-12 students that uses hands-on arts and crafts as an engaging way to teach nutrition education, agriculture, and horticulture. The ideal candidate is passionate about youth education, sustainability, the arts, agriculture/horticulture, and commUnity impact. This role combines direct program facilitation with website management, grant writing, and fundraising to expand the program’s reach.

Project Location: Triangle, NC

Project Level: Entry Level



Project Type

Internship

Skills Desired

Genuine passion for children’s nutrition, agriculture, horticulture, gardening, environmental education, and the arts, Experience working with or teaching K-12 students, Strong organizational, communication, and project management skills, Experience with grant writing and/or nonprofit fundraising, Knowledge of nutrition, sustainable gardening, agriculture, or horticulture education, Graphic design skills, Familiarity with social media for promoting educational or commUnity programs

Intern Responsibilities

  • Program Planning & Facilitation
  • Website Design & Maintenance
  • Grant Writing & Research
  • Fundraising & Development

Project Deliverables

  • Regular, high-quality Garden Club sessions delivered to K-12 students with engaging arts-and-crafts-based lessons in nutrition, agriculture, and horticulture
  • A professional, visually appealing, and regularly updated website
  • Successful grant applications and reports that secure new funding for program expansion and sustainability
  • Effective fundraising campaigns and donor relationships that increase financial support for the program
  • Comprehensive program documentation
  • Strong partnerships with local schools, commUnity centers, and organizations 

Unpaid internship

Comments:

flexible schedule; mix of remote planning and in-person work in the Triangle area

Contact Information

For more information about this project, please contact:
Makeda Ma'at
growtolifeorg@gmail.com


About this Organization

Total EcoStudio projects since 2018: 3
Projects led by this mentor: 3


Other Internships At UNC

Pavel Molchanov Scholars Program for Summer Internships

The Molchanov Scholars Program is an endowed internship program at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's Institute for the Environment. The program is a partnership between the UNC Institute for the Environment and environmentally-focused small businesses, non-profit organizations and government institutions in North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia. Each summer undergraduate students are matched with an environmental internship where they gain hands-on, professional training. Each Molchanov Scholar receives a $5,000 stipend to support their summer experience.

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1789 Hub powered by Innovate Carolina

1789 Hub is a community for all UNC students interested in innovation and entrepreneurship. It is free to join and membership gives you access to resources including mentorship, internships, funding, and events. In addition to our job and internship board, we also offer summer internship funding through the Carolina Innovators Connect program. This funding is meant to help support students who receive unpaid summer internships.

For questions, please reach out to 1789hub@innovate.unc.edu

These are other internship opportunities that we've heard of that may be of interest to our students. You will need to contact and apply to each organization and opportunity separately. We'll do our best to keep this page up-to-date, but there may be some opportunities that have already expired.


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Peace Boat US

Peace Boat US offers an excellent opportunity to gain insight and experience in the civil society, non-profit, non-governmental field, with one of the most unique and interesting NGO's in the world - experience that will help you stand out. Interns and volunteers support office administration, attend events at the UN as Peace Boat US representatives, support campaigns, projects, and educational programs through outreach efforts, and write news and blog articles about our activities. Especially valuable skills and qualities include being multi-lingual (Spanish, Arabic, Chinese, French, and Japanese are especially helpful), graphic design, networking, photography, communications, public speaking, and very importantly, a passion to support the issues that Peace Boat US works on.

Questions?

Send an email to ecostudio@unc.edu.


 

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