Internship Program

The Internship Program at the Study Center

Student interns at the Study Center As an intern and a student, the intern is able to welcome people into the Study Center and the community in a unique way. Interns have a fuller knowledge of the building, meet regularly with staff members and as a team, and have opportunities for personal development and leadership growth. As a student, the intern offers the staff invaluable insight on how to best serve the NC State student body, all for the glory of God. The intern is specially equipped to be a Study Center co-host and ambassador as he or she welcomes fellow students into the building, introducing them to staff and our ministries here. Interns have the opportunity for a behind the scenes look at the Study Center ministry and partner with staff to serve the Lord in that work.

The internship is a paid position. Interns typically work 6-10 hours/week in fall and spring semesters.

Program Priorities

Through the internship program, we seek the growth of upperclassmen through our three foundational areas.

The primary role of the intern is to welcome in fellow students through hospitality. During day-to-day shifts, our interns open up the doors of the Study Center, make fresh coffee, engage new faces, and help us cultivate a community that offers the welcome of Jesus to students at NC State. Each intern takes part through:
- One to three opening and/or closing shifts per week
- Regular and seasonal hospitality events
We believe that the most transformational growth happens in deep relationships, and we cultivate those relationships with and among our interns through:
- Regular 1-on-1 meetings with staff members
- Weekly team lunches
- Monthly growth-focused team dinners with staff
Interns will learn and gain experience through opportunities including
- Running social media and communication platforms
- Hosting hospitality and special events
- Helping staff plan and lead Wolf Path Weekend, Emmaus Fellows, Rooted, and book studies
- Shadowing and assisting with nonprofit admin, fundraising, and volunteer coordination

Meet our Student Interns (2026-2027)

Abby Jordan

Senior - Wake Forest, NC
Major: Business Administration
Amethyst Joseph

Senior - Raleigh, NC
Major: Agriculture Science
Camila Ramirez

Senior - Fayetteville, NC
Major: Psychology
Harrison Evans

Senior - Greenville, NC
Major: Marketing
Jett Huerta

Junior - Waxhaw, NC
Major: History
Lilee Curry

Senior - Fuquay Varina, NC
Major: Nutrition Science
Moriah Hollar

Senior - Claremont, NC
Major: Elementary and Special Education
Will Nicholson

Junior - Raleigh, NC
Major: Business Administration and Management