The Summer Nonprofit Immersion Program (SNIP) is a summer internship program for undergraduate students at Wake Forest University.
Last summer, in partnership with over 40 community partner sites across Winston-Salem, OCCE expanded its community-based internship program to include part-time as well as full-time internships
Interested students are seeking scholarly, professional, and personal development through intensive work in the nonprofit sector. Whether a full- or part-time placement, each student is placed with a community partner where they learn about nonprofit management.
Full-time interns learn about nonprofit management and build community with the rest of the cohort through team-building activities throughout an eight-week period. Selected students for the full-time program work for 30 hours a week with their community partner, Monday through Thursday, and participate in seminars where they dive into academic questions surrounding civic engagement, volunteerism, nonprofit management, and social justice each Friday.
The state of the global pandemic will continue to be monitored, and decisions about whether internships will take place in-person or virtually will be made closer to summer.
The application for community partners to host a full-time SNIP intern has closed. Applications are still being accepted for part-time summer interns. Questions? Contact Camry Wilborn.
Student applications are open through Monday, March 15, 2021, at 11:59 p.m. EST. Questions? Please contact Shelley Sizemore.
2020 SNIP Placements
- Authoring Action
- Crosby Scholars
- Down Syndrome Association of Winston-Salem
- Dress For Success
- Experiment in Self-Reliance
- Habitat For Humanity of Forsyth County
- Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust
- Muse Winston-Salem
- Piedmont Environmental Alliance
- SECU Family House
- Senior Services
- The Shalom Project
- SHARE Cooperative
- Winston-Salem Urban League
- World Relief Triad
Apply to be a SNIP 2021 Participant
The Office of Civic & Community Engagement is currently accepting applications for SNIP 2021 from Wake Forest University undergraduate students, which will run from June 1 – July 31, 2021.
Applications are due by Monday, March 15, 2021, at 11:59 p.m. EST.
For Students
SNIP Interns work for 30-hours per week at their host sites*, Monday through Thursday. On Fridays, students attend seminars in which they grapple with academic questions surrounding civic engagement, volunteerism, nonprofit management, and social justice.
Undergraduate students receive free housing*, a $750 fellowship award, and transportation if needed.
The program runs for eight weeks from June to July each summer. Applications are due Monday, March 15, 2021 at 11:59 p.m. EST.
*Note: The state of the global pandemic will continue to be monitored, and decisions about whether internships will take place in-person or virtually will be made closer to summer.
For Community Partners
The Office welcomes proposals from individual nonprofits throughout Winston-Salem/Forsyth County and the surrounding area.
Community partners should articulate a clear work plan for the intern that connects both to the organization’s mission and to the student’s academic and/or professional goals. Partners will supervise and mentor interns, and communicate clearly and regularly with Wake Forest staff.
Applications for 2021 Community Partner Placements for full-time interns are currently closed. Applications are still open for part-time summer internship placements. Please contact Camry Wilborn if you have any questions, or are interested in hosting a full-time intern in the future.
Office of Civic and Community Engagement
Benson University Center, Room 506
