Summer 2026 Intern - A Sip of Paradise Garden
Center for Sustainable Communities Research and Education · Atlanta
- Internship
About the role
Partner: A Sip of Paradise Garden
A Sip of Paradise Garden is a non profit community garden and wellness space in Atlanta created for hospitality and service industry professionals. Our mission is to support sustainability in all its forms through gardening, wellness programming, education, and community building. Interns gain meaningful, real-world experience in nonprofit work, sustainability, programming, and storytelling while contributing to a mission rooted in care, creativity, and community.
Several projects are planned for the summer intern, but a primary focus will be supporting the growth and organization of A Sip of Paradise Garden during our active programming months. Potential projects include assisting with garden programming and events, supporting community workshops, helping document and tell the story of the garden through photos, writing, or social media, and support partnerships with farmers, chefs, and community organizations. The intern may also help with program planning, data tracking, volunteer coordination, and light adminisrative support as we continue to strengthen our systems.
This internship will be located in Atlanta, working primarily in person at A Sip of Paradise Garden and at partner site throughout the city. The experience is designed to be hands-on and community-based. The intern will need reliable transportation.
Program Details
UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED, ALL INTERNSHIPS ARE IN-PERSON AND FULL-TIME
Sustainable Communities Internship Program opportunities for Summer 2026 are listed below. They represent a diverse set of organizations and projects working on various issues as indicated in each description. All Georgia Tech students are welcome to apply. This experiential, professional development program aims to help students gain experience working with community partners on sustainability challenges and translate that experience into their life and career goals.
We are committed to supporting partners and students who are traditionally under-represented in sustainability and STEM fields. These include but are not limited to partners and students from racial/ethnic minority groups, women, limited income backgrounds, and first-generation college students.