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RuralWorks! Engineering Summer Internship Program Webinar
January 11, 2023 @ 9:00 am - 10:00 am
FreeRuralWorks! Engineering Summer Internship Program – $10/hr sponsored talent is waiting for manufacturers to hire.
This webinar is for manufacturers in rural communities, HR Managers, Engineering Managers, Plant Management
Presented by Anna Mangum, Regional Manager, NC State University Industry Expansion Solutions (IES)
IES is working with manufacturers across the state to create summer internship opportunities for NC State engineering student talent. With the support of the Dean of the College of Engineering and the Career Development center, we are able to sponsor student talent to work in rural areas for $10/hr through a program called Rural Works.
Manufacturers are using this program to the benefit of their short-term and long-term talent pipeline challenges. Some HR Managers are seeing these internships as 3-month long interviews, others are allowing their staff engineers to delegated project managers for minimal financial commitment. Our students from all engineering majors are being recruited NOW and performing above and beyond for IES clients.
Join the webinar to gain insight into the program, your eligibility and how to take the next steps.
Anna Mangum serves as the NC State Industry Expansion Solutions (IES) regional manager for South Central North Carolina covering eight counties. Anna has a diverse private and public industry background in which she has worked with manufacturers, healthcare and government in support of economic development. She has worked to champion the RuralWorks! program from its inception, staffing over 100 engineering students with rural employers. Anna also served IES as a Program Lead for North Carolina’s Sustainable Manufacturing initiative as well as served as an EHS Specialist, delivering on-site services and training including Lean and green techniques, ISO 14001 and a variety of occupational health and safety classes. Anna has a B.S. in environmental technology, with minors in environmental toxicology and environmental science from NC State University.
