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The Campus Greensboro Fellows Program is a competitive summer program that includes a paid industry internship and opportunities to build your network, enhance your professional development, engage in the community, and explore Greensboro as a place to thrive as a young professional.
Through the Fellows Program you will:
- Gain industry experience through a paid internship
- Unlock leadership potential during a 2-day training
- Network with business and community leaders throughout our city
- Match with a mentor to assist you in your professional goals
- Engage with other Campus Greensboro Fellows
The program partners with dozens of employers in the Greensboro area, from global corporations to nonprofits to start-ups, to provide these opportunities. Here you can find a list of the current and previous internship hosts who have partnered with Campus Greensboro.
If you accept an internship through the Campus Greensboro Fellows Program, you become a Fellow and in addition to your internship, you will attend several events, trainings, and workshops with a cohort of high-achieving peers. It is an amazing way for you to build your network, differentiate yourself, and enhance your career opportunities.
Internships and Job Postings are Open Now
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Fall Semester Sports Sales Intern - Greensboro Convention & Visitors Bureau
Application Deadline: 9/11/2026 11:59 PM | GREENSBORO AREA CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU Fall Semester Internship – Job Description Position Title: Fall Semester Intern Reports To: Sports Sales TeamSchedule: 3 days per week, approximately […]
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Key Manager - Boots & Bourbon
Application Deadline: 10/19/2026 11:59 PM | Core ResponsibilitiesShift Operations: Open and close the venue, manage cash drawers, run pre-shift team meetings, and oversee floor service. Staff Supervision: Guide bartenders, servers, and support […]
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Development Coordinator - Greensboro Downtown Parks, Inc.
Application Deadline: 9/14/2026 11:59 PM | Position Title: Development CoordinatorDepartment: Development/FundraisingReports To: Executive Director and Chief Development OfficerLocation: Greensboro, NC – onsite, with regular work across Center […]
You will submit a resume as part of each internship application you complete. We strongly encourage you to visit your college/university’s career services office for assistance with your resume and other application materials. Below are a few high-level tips to get you started:
- Format: Your resume should ideally be one page and should be consistent in font, spacing, etc. Do not include photos, graphics, or colors on your resume. It should be simple and easy to read.
- Relevant Experience: Your resume should include your experiences and skills that are relevant to the internship to which you are applying. Employers scan your resume for 6 seconds on average. Help them find the information they are looking for by tailoring your resume to the position.
- Proofread: Misspellings and grammatical errors in your resume can land you in the rejection pile. Typos and errors may imply that you didn’t check your work and/or are not taking the application process seriously. Be sure to proofread and ask someone else to proofread!
Many of the internships you apply for will ask for a cover letter. We strongly encourage you to visit your college/university’s career services office for assistance with your cover letter and other application materials. Below are a few high-level tips to get you started:
- Tailor: Your cover letter should be specific to the organization. It should be addressed to the organization, and should include your skills and experiences that are relevant to the job description. Tell them why you are interested in their internship and what value you can add to their organization. Generic cover letters do not make you stand out!
- Proofread: Misspellings and grammatical errors in your cover letter (and resume) can land you in the rejection pile. Your cover letter is your opportunity to showcase your writing and communication skills. Typos and errors may imply that you didn’t check your work and/or are not taking the application process seriously. Be sure to proofread and ask someone else to proofread to eliminate errors!
Depending on the internship, you may be asked to submit other application materials such as a writing sample, reference list, or a creative sample (graphics, photos, videos, etc.). Be sure to read through the request carefully so that you are submitting the correct information/file. Failure to submit the requested materials correctly may result in your application being disqualified.
Take advantage of the services and guidance offered by your campus’s career services office!
| School | CS Website |
| Bennett College | Career Services – Bennett College |
| Elon University | Elon University / Student Professional Development Center |
| Greensboro College | Career & Personal Development | Greensboro College |
| GTCC | Career Services (gtcc.edu) |
| Guilford College | Career, Academic, and Personal Exploration | Guilford College |
| NC A&T | The Office of Career Services at N.C. A&T State University (ncat.edu) |
| UNCG | Career & Professional Development, UNCG |