Community-Engaged Summer interns are embedded with a specific team within DCA and have the opportunity to participate in department-wide training, professional development, and service activities.
Dr. Mac Intership Video
Highlights from the 2022 Dr. Mac internship program.
Internship Details
Community-Engaged Summer Internship applications are evaluated on a rolling basis by the hiring managers.
The Duke Endowment Summer Internships
This year, Duke Community Affairs is hosting summer internships funded by The Duke Endowment and available to undergraduate students. These positions support Duke’s work on the Strategic Community Impact Priorities.
Community-Engaged Summer Internship applications are evaluated on a rolling basis by the hiring managers. To see position descriptions and apply, please click on the button below visit our page on Handshake.
Dr. Mac Summer Communications Internship
This NCCU- Duke summer internship, which began 16 years ago, is named after Dr. McKissick-Melton. She co-founded the NCCU-Duke Communication Internship Program and guided at least 250 students through a communications ‘boot camp’ hiring process resulting in hundreds of NCCU student interns working at various Duke departments.
Dr. McKissick-Melton, who retired in 2022, was an award-winning professor who led the creation of the Mass Communications Department at NCCU and was its first chair. She also spearheaded the creation of a digital media lab in the NCCU communications building that students call “The Mac Lab.”
Contact Organizers
Anyone needing additional information, can contact the Duke Center for Community Engagement at communityengagementcenter@duke.edu.