Innovation Internships is a program out of Kenan-Flagler’s Entrepreneurship Center that helps match UNC students with paid internships at high-growth startups while also providing them entrepreneurial focused programming and mentoring opportunities. The Innovation Internships program is now accepting applications for full-time summer 2021 (June - August) paid internships, and/or part-time fall 2021 (September - November)
Coding It Forward Apply by Feb. 28 Coding it Forward just launched applications for its newest program, the Civic Innovation Corps––a summer internship mobilizing mission-driven software engineers, data scientists, designers, and product managers to opportunities in city and state governments from coast to coast
If you’re a Carolina student who’s working on a commercial or socially driven startup, you will soon be able to apply to two of UNC-Chapel Hill’s top entrepreneurial support programs at the same time. On Tuesday, March 2, Innovate Carolina will open a combined application for its 1789 Student Venture Fund and Launch Chapel Hill
Register Today - Bank of America Campus Careers Series Campus Careers Series: Charting Your Course will offer freshman and sophomore students the opportunity to get a headstart on internship recruitment through interactive virtual sessions hosted by professionals in various roles across our global platform. Participating students may also enter to win entry to a closed-list
On Wednesday, March 3rd at 7pm, the UNC Undergraduate Business Technology Club will be hosting their next speaker series event with Dasani Madipalli, who is currently working as a Product Manager at Microsoft. Dasani has previously interned at Google and Khan Academy as a software engineer. She’s also a career coach, artist, doodler, writer, and as professional a
Register Today - Bank of America Campus Careers Series Campus Careers Series: Charting Your Course will offer freshman and sophomore students the opportunity to get a headstart on internship recruitment through interactive virtual sessions hosted by professionals in various roles across our global platform. Participating students may also enter to win entry to a closed-list
The Shuford Program in Entrepreneurship invites you to the 3rd Annual Shuford Orientation & Open House. This virtual event will be held on Thursday, March 4th from 6:30pm - 7:45pm. This event is intended for new students who joined the program last fall, or are interested in applying for the spring application cycle but it is open
Calling All Undergraduate and Graduate Students: $15,000 USD in Prizes for the Best Investment Strategies to Fight Climate Change! India’s growing population and desire for economic growth makes climate-friendly investment a must. YOU to propose investment strategies in India’s private sector that would kick-start a better climate future. Student teams representing schools from around the world will compete and
Catalyst 2021 is looking for emerging companies and nonprofits using wireless technology to improve health and well-being in the United States. Catalyst's ideal candidate has the potential and infrastructure to make a real impact but faces barriers to accessing capital. Organizations whose leadership primarily comprises BIPOC, women, and veterans are strongly encouraged to apply. More
Register Today - Bank of America Campus Careers Series Campus Careers Series: Charting Your Course will offer freshman and sophomore students the opportunity to get a headstart on internship recruitment through interactive virtual sessions hosted by professionals in various roles across our global platform. Participating students may also enter to win entry to a closed-list
Do you want to become a member of 1789 or learn more about the community of student interested in innovation and Eship for your team or student club? Be sure to complete the membership form here. Orientation is required after completing the membership form. Tuesday, March 9th @5:30PM: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/139459122991
Conversation with Adriel Lubarsky '15, Founder & CEO of Riveter Wednesday, March 10 | 1-2 p.m. ET | Zoom (RSVP) Adriel Lubarsky graduated from UNC Honors in 2015. He's always been an entrepreneur, founding an organic superfoods e-commerce business in 2006, a delivery company in 2015, an outdoor adventure marketplace in 2015, and, most recently, a
Do you want to become a member of 1789 or learn more about the community of student interested in innovation and Eship for your team or student club? Be sure to complete the membership form here. Orientation is required after completing the membership form. Monday, March 15th @11AM: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/139459419879
Venture Summit \ Virtual Connect will showcase more than 100 of the hottest early-stage and emerging-growth technology, clean-tech, life sciences/healthcare, medical devices, fintech, healthcare IT, and mobile innovators innovators! If you are a startup seeking capital and/or partnerships, submit your plan for the opportunity to present at Venture Summit \ Virtual Connect, the premier venue
Information and registration is now available for the first of a series of three workshops that ICAT is partnering with the Alliance for the Arts in Research Universities (a2ru) to offer on Funding Arts and Design: Advancing scholarship, education, and creative practice. The first in this series focuses on federal funding and will be on
Funding Arts and Design: Advancing scholarship, education, and creative practice workshop March 18, 3:00-4:30 p.m. | Virtual The Alliance for the Arts in Research Universities and the Institute for Creativity, Arts, and Technology at Virginia Tech are hosting a series of three interactive Zoom workshops to learn about and discuss funding strategies and opportunities in
Participants will select and attend one breakout room presentation, engage in small-group discussion, and reflect on strategies to incorporate a racial equity focus into their own work. Participants will come away from the workshop with a specific plan for how to bring racial equity into an ongoing or future research project. Attendance at the March
Duke I&E’s annual event, Lessons from Entrepreneurial Women. This year, a virtual speaker series featuring inspirational women who have used entrepreneurial skills to build their careers. While open to all, this series was designed for women and non-binary undergraduate, graduate, & professional students. Faculty and staff are also welcome. By registering you will be signed
Do you want to become a member of 1789 or learn more about the community of student interested in innovation and Eship for your team or student club? Be sure to complete the membership form here. Orientation is required after completing the membership form. Thursday, March 25th @6:00PM https://www.eventbrite.com/e/139459728803
Call for Code: State of the University Challenge presented by IBM and CGI U on Friday, March 26th at 7pm ET or on Saturday, March 27th at 7am ET. To receive more information on the event, please visit cgiu.org/hackathon.
Call for Code: State of the University Challenge presented by IBM and CGI U on Friday, March 26th at 7pm ET or on Saturday, March 27th at 7am ET. To receive more information on the event, please visit cgiu.org/hackathon.
Applications for the 2021 Diversity Patent Internship are currently being accepted through March 30, 2021. Candidates must submit a completed application form and directed personal statement, in addition to their resume, undergraduate and graduate transcripts (official or unofficial), and a legal writing sample. Finalists will be asked to submit their law school grades or transcript.
J.M.K. Innovation Prize Information Session March 30, 1:00 p.m. | Webinar The J.M.K. Innovation Prize seeks to identify, support, and elevate innovators who are spearheading transformative early-stage projects in the fields of social justice, the environment, and heritage conservation. Topics of discussion will include the purpose of the Prize, eligibility requirements and the application and selection
Duke I&E’s annual event, Lessons from Entrepreneurial Women. This year, a virtual speaker series featuring inspirational women who have used entrepreneurial skills to build their careers. While open to all, this series was designed for women and non-binary undergraduate, graduate, & professional students. Faculty and staff are also welcome. By registering you will be signed
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