Student Intern
Foundation for California Community Colleges
Student Intern
Foundation for California Community Colleges
Nonprofit funding partner for California colleges
The California Education Learning Lab (Learning Lab) is a state-funded grantmaking program charged with improving learning outcomes and closing equity gaps across California’s public higher education. Learning Lab supports innovation in higher education pedagogy through intersegmental grants to California’s public colleges and universities. Funded projects leverage technology tools and the science of human learning to create better online and hybrid learning environments and empower faculty in their teaching mission to find solutions that work best for California’s diverse student population.
What You’ll Do
The Student Intern is a part-time, paid position that will support a dynamic program and team to help with supporting Learning Lab’s grantees and prospective applicants, assisting with creating or editing instructional materials, drafting external communications, and providing general administrative support. The Student Intern will work with the California Education Learning Lab (Learning Lab) team. This is an excellent opportunity for a student who is looking for hands-on experience working in a professional environment for a grantmaking program and managing multiple projects.
Attributes for Success
What we Offer
FoundationCCC is fully committed to a “remote-first” philosophy, and recruits and hires talent across the state in fully remote positions, where virtual work is possible. Our headquarters are located in Downtown Sacramento, just blocks from California’s State Capitol.
If you have any questions, please email us at [email protected].
Budgeted Hourly Pay Range:
$18.00 - $18.00Final salary and rates are based on education, experience, skills relevant to the role, and internal equity.
Nonprofit funding partner for California colleges
FoundationCCC is the official nonprofit partner to California’s Community Colleges, working to expand student success and equitable access by securing grants, donations, and partnerships. It collaborates with stakeholders such as the California Department of Rehabilitation to fund and support educational programs and career pathways across the state. The organization’s funds come from grants and philanthropy and are allocated to programs that strengthen education and workforce opportunities for diverse students. Its distinct role as the backbone nonprofit for the nation’s largest and most diverse higher-ed network, plus its government and rehabilitation partnerships, sets it apart from other nonprofits. The goal is to increase access to education and improve career opportunities by providing sustained financial support and institutional development for California’s community colleges.
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