Georgia Gwinnett College student Jennah Baksh converses during a recent luncheon featuring local nonprofits and the corporate and individual donors who are funding the Nonprofit Internship Program at GGC.
Georgia Gwinnett College student Jennah Baksh speaks with Randy Redner of Wellspring Nonprofit Resource, Inc.
Photo: Rod Reilly/GGC
Georgia Gwinnett College student Jennah Baksh is serving an internship for local nonprofit Rainbow Village.
Photo: Rod Reilly/GGC
Georgia Gwinnett College student Jennah Baksh converses during a recent luncheon featuring local nonprofits and the corporate and individual donors who are funding the Nonprofit Internship Program at GGC.
Photo: Rod Reilly/GGC
Georgia Gwinnett College student Jennah Baksh is shown with GGC President Jann L Joseph and Randy Redner of Wellspring Nonprofit Resource, Inc.
Jennah Baksh wasn’t thinking about nonprofit work as a career after graduation. But a Georgia Gwinnett College program that connects student interns with area nonprofits might change her mind.
Baksh, 22, of Snellville is a GGC senior management information systems major, minoring in information technology is set to graduate later this year. When she was a junior, she participated in the college’s Nonprofit Internship Program, a collaboration between the Georgia Gwinnett College Foundation and multiple donors — including the Community Foundation of Northeast Georgia (CFNEG), which offers juniors and seniors semester-long paid internship opportunities in Gwinnett County and the greater Atlanta area.
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