Volunteering with the College Democrats at NC State is a powerful way to support progressive causes, gain valuable experience, and connect with like-minded peers. Explore tTaking on a leadership role or internship with the College Democrats at NC State is a unique opportunity to develop skills, expand your network, and make a tangible impact on campus and beyond. Whether you’re passionate about organizing, communications, policy, or community outreach, there’s a place for you to lead and grow.he variety of roles available and find the perfect fit for your skills and schedule.
Available Positions:
Team Chairs & Vice-Chairs: Lead one of our seven core teams (Data & Strategy, Comms & Messaging, Recruitment & Membership, Outreach & Education, Events & Programming, Inclusion & Partnerships, Finance & Fundraising) by coordinating projects, managing volunteers, and setting strategic goals.
Committee Heads: Oversee specific initiatives or working groups within the chapter, such as voter registration drives or social events.
Executive Roles: Join the main executive board as President, Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary, or Membership Director, shaping the overall direction of the chapter.
How to Apply or Be Nominated:
Leadership positions are typically elected or appointed annually.
Interested members can submit an application or express interest via our Leadership Application Form.
Nominations can be made by peers or self-nominations are encouraged.
Candidates may be asked to participate in interviews or present their vision to the membership.
Gain Hands-On Experience:
Internships offer real-world exposure to political campaigns, advocacy work, and nonprofit management.
Work closely with chapter leaders, local elected officials, or partner organizations.
Opportunities may include research, communications, event planning, and grassroots organizing.
How to Apply:
Internship openings are posted on our website and social media channels.
Submit your resume and a brief statement of interest through our Internship Application Portal.
Some internships may offer academic credit or stipends, depending on the program.
Skill Development: Strengthen leadership, communication, project management, and teamwork skills.
Professional Networking: Connect with political professionals, activists, and community leaders.
Resume Building: Gain meaningful experience that stands out to future employers or graduate programs.
Personal Growth: Build confidence, public speaking ability, and a deeper understanding of political processes.
Impact: Directly influence campus culture and contribute to progressive change in your community.
Spotlight on Leaders & Interns
Beck Whitehead, President
“Leading the College Democrats has been an incredible journey of growth and impact. I’ve learned so much about organizing and advocacy while working alongside passionate peers.”
Person 2, Role
“My internship gave me hands-on experience in digital campaigning and helped me build connections that opened doors for my career.”
Ready to Lead?
If you’re interested in stepping up as a leader or applying for an internship, please reach out to us or submit your application through the links above. We’re excited to support your journey!