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HIE CategoryHIE TitleCollege or UnitCourse CatalogFaciliator NameContact EmailSemester(s) or Time(s) of Year Offered Available toAdditional requirements
CommunityFacilitating Dining with DemocracyCollege of EducationDr. Paula McAvoy[email protected]
CommunityNC:State of Recreation Virtual Reality ProjectCollege of Natural Resources - Parks, Recreation and Tourism ManagementPRT 152Nathan Williams[email protected]Full academic year (both Fall and Spring)All undergraduates (it's a GEP course, in addition to a major required course)Students need to have their own transportation to the site where they're filming 360-degree videos, but on-campus or near-campus destinations are always possible.
Community, Professional, ScholarlySustainability StewardsFacilities Division/University Sustainability OfficeKeondra Jenkins[email protected]
Early CohortFirst Year Experience College of DesignCollege of DesignSara Queen[email protected]
Early CohortEngineering First-Year (EFY)College of EngineeringHailey Queen[email protected]
Early CohortWicked Problems, Wolfpack SolutionsOffice of Interdisciplinary ProgramsDr. Melissa Ramirez[email protected]
Early CohortRising LeadersStudent Leadership and EngagementChristina Freeman[email protected]
Early CohortExploratory Studies VillageUniversity HousingAisha Williams[email protected]
Early CohortTransfer Connections Village (TCV)University HousingPatrick Stephenson[email protected]
Early Cohort, Community, ProfessionalLife Sciences First Year Program (LSFY)College of SciencesLSC 101 & LSC 103Dr. Erica Kosal[email protected]
Early Cohort, ProfessionalAVID-CATES for Middle SchoolersCollege of EducationEmily Grace[email protected]
Early Cohort, ProfessionalRon Clark Academy TripCollege of Education Robin McWilliams[email protected]
GlobalTeaching English Abroad: Costa RicaCHASS / World Languages and CulturesN/AJennifer Despain[email protected]SpringOpen to all NC State students. Those pursuing a Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) minor and TESOL Certificate are especially encouraged to participate.
GlobalTeaching English Abroad: Nagoya, JapanCHASS / World Languages and CulturesN/AJennifer Despain[email protected]Summer Open to all NC State students. Those pursuing a Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) minor and TESOL Certificate are especially encouraged to participate.
GlobalSpain: Culture & Community Engagement in Barcelona and the Camino de SantiagoCollege of Agriculture and Life SciencesDr. Maru Gonzalez[email protected]
GlobalANS 395: Introduction to Animal Behavior and Veterinary Physiotherapy – UK Study Abroad at Harper Adams UniversityCollege of Agriculture and Life Sciences (CALS), Department of Animal ScienceANS 395Dr. Shweta Trivedi[email protected]Summer
GlobalBrewing Science Study Abroad: SlovakiaCollege of Agriculture and Life Sciences / FBNSSebastian Wolfrum[email protected]
GlobalEngineering First Year Japan Study AbroadCollege of EngineeringDerius Galvez[email protected]
GlobalGrand Challenges Scholars COIL Experience: A Collaboration between NC State and UMBC (Italy) College of EngineeringDr. Laurie Brummit[email protected]
GlobalIntroduction to Engineering and Problem solving: Ecuador College of EngineeringDr. Julio Teran[email protected]
GlobalUtilizing COIL to Advance Student Engagement in Microbiology and International PerspectivesCollege of SciencesMB200 and MB251Dr. Alice Lee[email protected]
GlobalUtilizing Study Abroad to Advance Student Engagement in Microbiology and International PerspectivesCollege of SciencesMB200Dr. Alice Lee[email protected]
GlobalGlobal One Health Applications (GOH 302) in PragueGlobal One HealthGOH 302Kristen Sullivan[email protected]Summer II session (4 weeks)Pre-req: GOH 301 or instructor approval
GlobalCultural Exchange FacilitatorsGlobal Training InitiativeChanelle McArthur[email protected]Fall, Spring, Summer (any portion)Students who have completed the Developing Cultural Competence program.
GlobalPoole Global Study Abroad - Nagoya JapanPoole GlobalBUS 340 501Sarah Khan[email protected]Summer (any portion)all undergraduates (business majors, business minors)
GlobalGlobal Leadership Experience (GLE)Shelton Leadership CenterDr. La’Toya Cesar[email protected]
GlobalHI 343-Venice and SustainabilityUniversity Honors Program and College of Humanities and Social SciencesDr. Holly Hurlburt[email protected]
Global Cultural Exchange FacilitatorGlobal Training Initiative/OGEBecky Cibulskis[email protected]
Global, ScholarlyItaly: Environmental and Evolutionary Change
Biological SciencesTerry Gates[email protected]
ProfessionalCareer Development Center Student InternsCareer Development CenterCarin Scott[email protected]
ProfessionalCooperative Education (Co-op) ProgramCareer Development CenterShawn Thompson[email protected]
ProfessionalRural Works! Internship ProgramCareer Development CenterRebekah Dunstan[email protected]
ProfessionalCareer Ambassadors Career Development CenterRebekah Dunstan[email protected]
ProfessionalSECU Public Fellows Internship Program Career Development CenterRebekah Dunstan[email protected]Summer (10 - 12 weeks)All majors; Must be North Carolina Resident and returning to NC State after the internship
ProfessionalLeaderChef: Cultivating Leadership Through a Culinary Arts ExperienceCollege of Agriculture and Life SciencesDr. Jackie Bruce[email protected]
ProfessionalClosing the Gap: From Classroom Learning to Real-World ApplicationCollege of EducationDr. Pooneh Lari[email protected]
ProfessionalHIE in the Analytical Instrumentation FacilityCollege of EngineeringDr. Nina Balke[email protected]
ProfessionalCHASS ChangemakersCollege of Humanities and Social SciencesJaela Heath[email protected]
ProfessionalJames Buzzard Leadership Development ProgramCollege of Natural ResourcesJason Bocarro[email protected]
ProfessionalEnvironmental First Year (ENVFY) Peer Leader ProgramCollege of Natural ResourcesKaley Wall[email protected]
ProfessionalPack PeersDASA, Campus HealthDaniel Passonno[email protected]
ProfessionalEmerging Leaders InternshipExecutive Vice Chancellor and Provost, Institute for Emerging IssuesDavina Thrash[email protected]
ProfessionalThe Leadership Learning Institute for Graduate StudentsGraduate SchoolRhonda Sutton[email protected]
ProfessionalGraduate School Professional Development: Teaching Certificate Program
Graduate SchoolPhil Tietjen[email protected]
Professional A2i+ CertificateGraduate SchoolKelly Rownd[email protected]academic yeargrad students
ProfessionalPackways HIE Communications InternsInstitutional EffectivenessN/ADr. Rebecca Sanchez[email protected]Academic year, possibly summerAll undergraduate students
ProfessionalPackways Graduate Student AppointmentInstitutional EffectivenessN/ADr. Rebecca Sanchez[email protected]Full academic year (both Fall and Spring), Summer (any portion)NC State graduate students
ProfessionalMulticultural Leadership ChallengeMulticultural Student AffairsTrevis Belle[email protected]
ProfessionalAsk Us Student AssistantNC State University LibrariesCas Saroza[email protected]
ProfessionalStudent Employment in the NC State University Libraries Studios.NC State University LibrariesColin Nickels[email protected]
ProfessionalPeer-to-Peer Professional Development Creation for Undergraduate ResearchersOffice of Undergraduate ResearchColeman Simpson[email protected]
ProfessionalELEVATE Mentorship ProgramPoole College of ManagementJulie Cline[email protected]
ProfessionalPeer Leaders for the Poole College of ManagementPoole College of ManagementStephanie Reiley[email protected]
ProfessionalBusiness HIRE (Poole College of Management)Poole College of Management (with support from Rural Works!)Tyler Wiersma[email protected]Spring, Summer (any portion)Poole majorsGood academic standing, no open misconduct case, Poole majors (not minors)
ProfessionalShelton ScholarsShelton Leadership Center, Office of University Interdisciplinary ProgramsAnnaka Sikkink[email protected]
ProfessionalSocial Innovation Fellows/Social Entrepreneurship PracticumSocial and Sustainable Innovation and EntrepreneurshipMatt Fox[email protected]
ProfessionalExploratory Studies Mentoring ProgramUniversity HousingHannah Kriner-Lee[email protected]
ProfessionalData Science Consulting ProgramUniversity Libraries: Data Science and AI Academy; Department of StatisticsMara Blake[email protected]
ProfessionalNC State Wellness and Recreation Student EmploymentWellRecMary Yemma Barnhart, Sean Foley, Tori Prati[email protected]
Professional, CommunityNC State Sustainability Career Development ProgramBusiness Sustainability Collaborative, Poole College of ManagementRachel Haynes[email protected]
Professional, CommunityNC State Extension Summer Internship ProgramCALS, Department of Agricultural and Human SciencesJoseph L. Donaldson[email protected]Summer (any portion)1. Students must be currently accepted for or enrolled in, a four-year accredited college or university. 2. Must have a cumulative GPA of 2.5 based on a 4.0 scale at the time of application. 3. Open to both undergraduate and graduate students. Interns must be eligible to work in the United States.
Professional, Community, Global NC State International Case Competition ProgramPoole College of ManagementDr. Pieter Verhallen[email protected]
Professional, Early CohortFuture Business Sustainability Leaders ProgramBusiness Sustainability Collaborative, Poole College of ManagementRachel Haynes[email protected]
Professional, Early CohortSocial Work Community Engaged Learning Experience/Mentorship In PracticeSchool of Social WorkAneesah Johnson[email protected]
Professional, GlobalProfessional Development COILBiotechnology ProgramBIT 402/502 (Fall offerings only)Dr. Stefanie Chen[email protected]FallAll undergraduates, sophomore standing required
Professional, GlobalIreland - Global Engineering Internship Program (Summer 2027)
College of EngineeringGlenda B. Darrell[email protected]Summer (10 weeks)
Professional, ScholarlyWolfpack Engineering Unleashed Mentored Teaching for Graduate StudentsCollege of EngineeringDr. Kate Saul[email protected]
Professional, Scholarly, CommunityHealth Systems Engineering specializationCollege of EngineeringCorey Kiassat[email protected]Full academic year (both Fall and Spring)all students who have the necessary prerequisite knowledgeRecurring
Professional, Scholarly, CommunityBiological Sciences Learning Experience ElectiveCOS/Biological SciencesBSC 492/493/494Dana Thomas[email protected]
ScholarlyBIT 458/558 Directed EvolutionBiotechnology ProgramBIT 458/558Dr. Stefanie Chen[email protected]Springthose who have completed prerequisites (BIT 410/510)
ScholarlyResearching the CityCHASSChristian Doll[email protected]
ScholarlyInquiry-Guided Research Experiences in BiotechnologyCollege of Agriculture and Life SciencesDr. Melissa Srougi[email protected]
ScholarlyEngineering Grand Challenges Scholars Undergraduate Research Program (GCSP-REU)College of EngineeringDr. Olgha Qaqish[email protected]
Professional A2i+Immersion Week Website
ScholarlyComputer Science Senior Design ExperienceCollege of EngineeringDr. Ignacio Dominguez[email protected]
ScholarlyISE Senior Design ProjectCollege of EngineeringCorey Kiassat[email protected]
ScholarlyEngineering Mentorship CirclesCollege of EngineeringShelly Hoover-Plonk[email protected]
ScholarlyConnecting Pre-Service Teachers with Shakespearean Performance and the Public HumanitiesCollege of Humanities and Social SciencesDr. Christopher Crosbie[email protected]
ScholarlyPolitical Science Undergraduate Research ProgramCollege of Humanities and Social SciencesKelly Schwehm[email protected]
ScholarlyCOM 436: Environmental Communication: "Telling Multimedia for/about the Environment" Semester ProjectCollege of Humanities and Social SciencesDr. Cindy Rosenfeld[email protected]
ScholarlyBridging Ecohydrology and Culture: A Global High-Impact Research ExperienceCollege of Natural ResourcesDr. Maricar Aguilos[email protected]
ScholarlyI-GROUP (Interdisciplinary Geospatial Research Opportunities Undergraduate Program)College of Natural ResourcesRachel Kasten[email protected]
ScholarlyPiedmont Wildlife Ecology and Management: Field-Based Conservation and Research ExperienceCollege of Natural ResourcesDr. Chris DePerno[email protected]
ScholarlyForest Management Summer Practicum: Silviculture (FOR 204) College of Natural ResourcesDr. Meredith Martin[email protected]
ScholarlyBioSci Honors Program
College of Science, Department of Biological SciencesBSC 499Carlos Goller, Alli Duffy, Cassidy Hawkins[email protected]
ScholarlyPhage Hunters (MB/BIT 210)College of Science, MicrobiologyStephanie Mathews[email protected]
ScholarlyPhage Genomics (MB/BIT 211)College of Science, MicrobiologyStephanie Mathews[email protected]
ScholarlyScientific Inquiry at the Bench (MB360)College of Science, MicrobiologyStephanie Mathews[email protected]
ScholarlyComparative Anatomy & Functional Morphology Research ExperienceCollege of SciencesDr. Adam Hartstone-Rose[email protected]
ScholarlyInquiry in Microbiology: At the Bench — Microbial GenomicsCollege of SciencesMB 360Carlos C. Goller, Ph.D.[email protected]
ScholarlyBSC 495: The Hidden World's Code: A Hands-On Fungal Genomics LabCollege of SciencesBSC 495Carlos C. Goller, Ph.D.[email protected]Summer
ScholarlyResearch with the Social Development LabDepartment of PsychologyKelly Lynn Mulvey
[email protected]
ScholarlyAccounting Nonprofit Practicum (ACC 452-002)Poole College of ManagementMary Newman[email protected]
ScholarlyLeadership: Cross-Disciplinary Perspectives Minor Capstone CourseShelton Leadership CenterDr. Debbie Acker[email protected]
ScholarlyRonald E. McNair Summer Research ExperienceTRIO ProgramsWanya Ward[email protected]
ScholarlyInterdisciplinary Research Experience for CreditUniversity College Darby Orcutt[email protected]
ScholarlyThe Panoramic Dance ProjectUniversity College, Department of Performing Arts and TechnologyChrista Oliver[email protected]
ScholarlyThe State Dance Company University College/DASATara Z. Mullins[email protected]
Scholarly, CommunityEnvironmental Resource Water Assessment Training ProgramCollege of Natural ResourcesAngela Allen[email protected]
Scholarly, Early CohortMicrobial SuperheroesCollege of SciencesLSC 170Carlos C. Goller, Ph.D.[email protected]
Scholarly, GlobalHON 312: OutbreakCollege of Sciences; University Honors Program
HON 312Carlos C. Goller, Ph.D.[email protected]Fall
Scholarly, ProfessionalFW 313- Mountain Wildlife Ecology and Management (“Mountain Week”)
College of Natural ResourcesFW 313A. Nicole Mihnovets[email protected]restricted to FWCB majors; The Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology Program’s (FWCB) Summer Practicum is a sequence of four courses (FW 311, 312, 313, & 314)
GlobalCuba: History, Environment and Culture in HavanaCHASS/SAOHI 317, HI 318Dr. Nicholas Robins[email protected]Summer (any portion)All degree seeking students, including graduate students
Professional, CommunityKIETS Climate Leaders ProgramChancellor's Unit - Kenan Institute for Engineering, Technology & ScienceAmanda Mueller[email protected]Full Calendar Year (January - December)Open to all students Undergraduate and GraduateMust partner with a faculty mentor
Professional, ScholarlyBiochemistry Undergraduate Research and Training Program (BURT-P)Molecular and Structural Biochemistry DepartmentTrino Ascencio-Ibanez[email protected]Full academic year (both Fall and Spring), Summer (any portion)Undergraduates with interest in molecular biology and biochemistryCommitment to schedule, needs to complete lab safety certifications.
Professional, ScholarlyCommunication Skills CertificateThe Graduate School- Professional Development TeamDr. Malaka Friedman[email protected]Full academic year (both Fall and Spring), Summer (any portion)Open to all graduate students and postdoctoral scholars at NC State.This certificate requires completion of the following activities: 4 foundational workshops, 4 elective workshops of a participant's choice, 1 experience of a participant's choice (attending a writing retreat, serving as a writing center consultant, presenting a conference or research symposium, or participating in the preliminary round of 3MT) and paired reflection paper, and 1 deliverable of a participant's choice (publication, white paper or report, thesis, dissertation, capstone project, teaching or research statement, or professional portfolio).
Professional, ScholarlyInternational Student Case Competition in LeadershipCollege of Agriculture & Life Sciences - Department of Agricultural & Human SciencesAEHS 492 - McKeeKatherine McKee[email protected]FallUndergraduates who have completed AEE 323 and/or AEE 350Students will need to cover some of the cost of travel to the International Leadership Association Global Conference
ProfessionalAfrican American Cultural Center Library AssistantsDASA, African American Cultural CenterWynter Douglas[email protected]Full academic year (both Fall and Spring)All undergraduates, Must maintain a 2.5 GPA.
ProfessionalMaster's Internship in Higher Education Administration and Student AffairsCollege of Education; Higher Education Administration M.Ed. ProgramEAC 651: Internships in Adult and Community College EducationKrispin Barr, Ph.D.[email protected]Full academic year (both Fall and Spring), Summer (any portion)Restricted to Higher Education Administration M.Ed. students
Professional, GlobalPhilippines : Climate Change, Energy and the Environment College of Natural Resources Tiana Elame[email protected]Summer (any portion)
ProfessionalPreparing future teachers to be leaders in teaching ShakespeareCHASSMargaret Simon[email protected]
ScholarlyDesign Studies Capstone Sequence (DS 481 & DS 483)Department of Media Arts, Design and TechnologyDS 481 and DS 483Andrés Téllez[email protected]Full academic year (both Fall and Spring)Seniors majoring in Design StudiesRecurring
ScholarlySchenk Forest STREAM Lab: Student Training & Research in Environmental Assessment & Monitoring (Watershed Hydrology Lab, FOR 420)CNRFOR 420Dr. Matthias Sprenger[email protected]Springundergraduates that meet the prerequisites
Scholarly, CommunityDesign Studies core: DS 302 Accessible and Sustainable DesignCollege of Design / Design Studies ProgramDS 302Bess Williamson[email protected]SpringDesign Studies Majors; COD students
ScholarlyMB252: General Microbiology LabCOSMB 252Michael Taveirne[email protected]Full academic year (both Fall and Spring)all students who have taken or are taking MB251 (lecture)
ProfessionalFinancial Wellness Program at NC StateOffice of Scholarship and Financial AidN/APaela Pani[email protected]Full academic year (both Fall and Spring)Graduate Assistants and all eligible work study undergraduate students.
Community, Early CohortResilience Ambassador ProgramPoole College of ManagementN/AToyette Sullivan[email protected]Full academic year (both Fall and Spring)undergraduates
ScholarlyStatistical PracticeDepartment of Statistics, College of SciencesST 542Emily Griffith[email protected]FallGraduate students earning a masters or PhD in statistics.
ScholarlyAnimal Science Summer Undergraduate Research Experience (ASSURE)Department of Animal ScienceDr. Melissa Merrill[email protected]Summer (any portion)Animal Science majors, prefer sophomores and juniorsEnroll in the ANS 211 Safety and Ethics course
ProfessionalAACC Enrichment FundsAfrican American Cultural CenterSolomon Valentine[email protected]Full academic year (both Fall and Spring)All students
Community1887 Scholars Alternative Service Break TripPack Support ProgramsJasmine Kamiab[email protected]SpringUndergraduate students in 1887 Scholars
Professional, ScholarlyAgricultural Business Management DC Learning JourneyAgricultural and Resource Economics Department in CALSN/AMadi Varron[email protected]FallAgricultural Business Management Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors
ProfessionalMaster's Professional Internship in Higher Education Administration and Student AffairsHigher Education Administration M.Ed. Program, College of EducationEAC 651Krispin Barr, Ph.D.[email protected]Fall, Spring, Summer (any portion)HEA M.Ed. students (academic program degree requirement)
ProfessionalVetPAC Leadership InternshipCALSN/AShweta Trivedi[email protected]Full academic year (both Fall and Spring)All undergraduates with a GPA of 3.3 or higher
Professional, CommunityCentennial Scholars ProgramWilson College of TextilesN/AMerica Petteway, Heather Lyerly[email protected] / [email protected]Full academic year (both Fall and Spring)Centennial Scholars (undergraduates who have been selected through the Textiles Scholarship Program application process).
ProfessionalARE AmbassadorsCALS - Agricultural and Resource Economics Departmentn/aMadi Varron[email protected]Full academic year (both Fall and Spring)Agricultural Business Management Juniors and Seniors with a 3.0 GPAN/A
Professional, CommunityParent Ally Leadership TeamParents and Families ServicesN/AKerri Fowler[email protected]Full academic year (both Fall and Spring), Summer (any portion)FTE undergraduate students
Global, Professional, CommunityGlobal Skills for Global LabsGlobal Training InitiativeChanelle Gobena McArthur[email protected]Full academic year (both Fall and Spring), Fall, Spring, Summer (any portion)students involved in research
Early Cohort, CommunitySTART Mentor ProgramEngineering ASCEND - Engineering, Academic AffairsTatiana Canada[email protected]Full academic year (both Fall and Spring)undergraduate students in the College of Engineering
Early Cohort, GlobalSummer Start AbroadStudy Abroad, Office of Global Engagement Shelton Leadership Center, Office of University Interdisciplinary Programs College of Humanities and Social Sciences College of Agriculture and Life SciencesFS 201 Intro to Food Science (Argentina) IS 200: Introduction to International Studies (Czech Republic) SLC 250: Critical and Creative Decision-Making Models (Czech Republic)Sara Boro[email protected]Fall, Summer (any portion)Students must be a recent high school graduate attending NC State for the first time in the fall semester. Students must be admitted to NC State for the fall semester and pay the Advanced Enrollment Deposit to NC State University prior to starting an application.
Early Cohort, CommunityEQUIP ProgramAfrican American Cultural Center - DASAAndaiye Qaasim, CeErra Davis[email protected] | [email protected]Full academic year (both Fall and Spring)first year studentsN/A
Professional, Community1911 ConsultingPoole Undergraduate ProgramsTyler Wiersma[email protected]Full academic year (both Fall and Spring)all undergraduatesN/A
ProfessionalDELTA Student Editorial AssistantDELTAJill Anderson[email protected]Full academic year (both Fall and Spring)Undergraduates; the interview process will include some exercises to assess basic written communication skills and proclivities toward attention to detail.Preferred in-office work (Centennial Campus) 2 days a week; minimum 1. During the summer, work can be remote.
Professional, GlobalFirst to Lead: Level Up. A Study Abroad Experience for TRIO StudentsDivision of Academic and Student AffairsDr. Courtney Simpson[email protected]Fall, SpringUndergraduate Students Enrolled in TRIO Collegiate ProgramsActive Engagement in TRIO as defined by completion of coaching meetings and program attendance.
Scholarly, ProfessionalAgricultural and Resource Economics Undergraduate Teaching Assistant (UTA) ProgramCALS/AREDr.Julianne Treme[email protected]Full academic year (both Fall and Spring)Undergraduate students who earned a B or higher in the course they apply to be a UTA, must have taken the course previously and be approved by the course instructor.Must be able to attend the class in person to fulfill the requirements of being a UTA.
ProfessionalFW 492 Experiential Learning in Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation BiologyCNRFW 492Dr. Lara Pacifici[email protected]
ProfessionalMuseum Medicine InternshipCALSShweta Trivedi[email protected]Fall, Spring, Summer (any portion)All undergraduates with a GPA of 3.3 or higher and interest in exotic animalsRequired Availability (Tuesdays & Thursdays), Students may not have a criminal record (Museum Policy)
Early Cohort, ProfessionalPack Resilience and Leadership ProgramDASA Student Success InitiativesDave Johnson[email protected]Fall, Spring, Summer (any portion)Any NC State Student can apply, but we will target specific student groups.
Professional, ScholarlyCanine College InternshipCALSShweta Trivedi[email protected]Fall, Spring, potential to add Summer1). Academic Standing- Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors and Non-Degree Seeking (NDS) students 2). Required Coursework- BIO 181 and BIO 183. 3).Preferred Coursework: ZO 250 or ANS 205 4). Minimum GPA of 3.30
ProfessionalHIE for Public History GEAs (GSSP) working in Special CollectionsNC State LibrariesGwynn Thayer[email protected]Full academic year (both fall and spring)GSSP-eligible NC State University Public History students on a graduate assistantship enrolled for the upcoming academic year.
ProfessionalTextile Pioneer Scholars ProgramWilson College of TextilesMerica Petteway[email protected]Full academic year (both fall and spring)Undergraduates who have been selected as Textile Pioneer Scholars through the Textiles Scholarship Program application process.
ProfessionalProject SuperpowerCampus Enterprises AdminFrita Morris[email protected]Full academic year (both Fall and Spring), Fall, Spring, Summer (any portion)All undergraduates that are employee within Campus Enterprises administrative teams.
ProfessionalGroup Fitness Instructor Training CourseWellness and RecreationEllie Monnig[email protected]Fall, Springall NCSU students (undergraduate and graduate)
ProfessionalOffice of Information Technology - Project Management Lite Internship ProgramOffice Of Information TechnologyVerna Little[email protected]Full academic year (both Fall and Spring)Undergrads and grad students that meet GPA and course requirementsHave taken or currently enrolled in BUS 340 for Business IT majors or CSC 216/230 or equivalent for Computer Science and Engineering Requires a commitment of at least 1 full year in the internship program with the option to remain in the program until graduation 3.0 GPA upon entrance into the program Faculty recommendation from the required course ** Masters program students and other majors that do not have a required course should meet the gpa requirement and have faculty recommendation**
Early Cohort, Professional, Scholarly, CommunityUniversity Honors Program (UHP) FellowsUniversity College - University Honors ProgramAnne Auten[email protected]Full academic year (both Fall and Spring), Fall, Spring, Summer (any portion)Students in the University Honors ProgramUHP student applicants must have taken at least one, 3-credit-hour HON seminar and one semester of Honors Forum.
ProfessionalWriting Assistant - ASPSAAcademic Support Program for Student Athletes (ASPSA)Emily Gillespie[email protected]Full academic year (both Fall and Spring)Upperclass undergraduates (GPA 3.3) and graduate students (GPA 3.5)
ProfessionalCALS AmbassadorsCALSTricia Buddin[email protected]Full academic year (both Fall and Spring)CALS sophomores, juniors, and seniors with a 3.0 minimum GPA
Global, Professional, ScholarlyPortugal: Clinical Healthcare Shadowing Study AbroadCollege of SciencesBSC 495Erica Kosal[email protected]Summer (any portion)All undergraduates with a GPA of 2.5 or higher
Professional, ScholarlyOmega Transitional Care & Rehab InternshipCALS/ ANS/ VetPACShweta Trivedi[email protected]Fall, Spring, Summer (any portion)Upperclassman standing (junior or senior preferred) Minimum GPA of 3.3 Demonstrated interest in veterinary geriatrics and/or palliative care
ProfessionalARE/Bayer Sales WorkshopAgricultural and Resource Economics in CALSMadison Varron[email protected]FallStudents majoring in Ag Business Management
ScholarlyARE 290: Professional Development in Agricultural Business ManagementAgricultural and Resource Economics - CALSARE 290Madison Varron[email protected]FallThis course is restricted to students in the Agricultural Business Management major or admission by departmental approval.
Community, Early Cohort, Professional, ScholarlyHigh Impact Internship Experience for Engineering First-Year UndergraduatesCollege of EngineeringE145Dr. Veronica Mbaneme[email protected]SpringFirst-Year Engineering & Computer Science UndergraduatesTransportation
Scholarly, Global, Early Cohort, Community, ProfessionalKenya Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL) High-Impact Engineering Experience for UndergraduatesCollege of EngineeringE101Dr. Veronica Mbaneme[email protected]FallEngineering and Computer Science UndergraduatesCompletion of E101 Kenya Study Abroad Course
Professional, ScholarlyOperation Catnip Spay & Neuter InternshipCALS/ANS/VetPACShweta Trivedi[email protected]Full academic year (both Fall and Spring)Interns will need to provide their own transportation and depending on the station, rabies vaccineLower- and upper-class undergraduate students. A GPA of 3.3 is preferred.
GlobalScience, Education, and Extension (SEE) Inside Greek AgricultureCollege of Agriculture and Life SciencesAEE 494 and AEHS 594, Study Abroad in Agriculture and Human Sciences (course being routed for approval)Dr. Joseph L. Donaldson[email protected]Summer (any portion)2.5+ GPA, not on active disciplinary or academic integrity probation, good academic standing, open to all NC State students, no pre-requisites

For more detailed descriptions of programs, please download the full spreadsheet.