Selected students serve as full-time (40 hours per week), paid interns in service organizations throughout North Carolina for eight to
10 weeks during the summer.
What to Expect Academic Credit
Interns receive one hour of academic credit for the summer internship. Selected interns will enroll in CCO SOWO 492, offered by the Friday Center Carolina Courses Online summer program. The course covers material on characteristics of nonprofits, including agency structure, funding, volunteer management and leadership. The class follows a discussion/seminar format and compliments the fieldwork through focused readings, discussion boards and reflective writing.
Finances
All interns will receive $2,500 in funding through a collaborative effort between the APPLES program and the internship site. Stipends are intended to defray the cost of living, transportation and course fees. Interns are paid on the agency's' payroll on a biweekly or monthly basis.
Partial, need based financial assistance will be available to those who qualify. Please contact Carolyn Byrne before January 26 for application information.
Housing and Travel With the exception of SAF (Student Action with Farmworkers), interns are responsible for arranging their own housing and transportation plans.
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Intern applications available on the APPLES
website
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for a Summer Internship Apply HERE for a summer internship position. Applications are due February 3 at 5 p.m.
Planning on being abroad in the Spring but still want to apply for an APPLES Summer Internship? If so, then you may still apply as long as you are easily accessible via email and can establish access to a reliable telephone number. APPLES will use this information to set up a phone interview on a date and time to be decided later.
To obtain contact information for the current Internships Chair, please refer to the APPLES' Organizers directory.