Opportunities
The Food Pantry serves all currently registered students across all Columbia’s schools, colleges, and affiliates. If you are passionate about food access and helping the Columbia community, consider applying for one of the open Student Leadership Board positions!
Learn more by visiting the list of openings or email [email protected] for more information.
Liquid Assets, a 2-year-old water innovation podcast and media platform that’s been growing quickly, with tens of thousands of views across channels, is seeking a Strategic Growth & Content Intern.
The position is a marketing and brand-focused role (not technical) that’s ideal for a student who’s strategic, creative, and curious about water communications.
DETAILS:
- 5–7 hours/week, flexible schedule
- ~$22–23/hr
- Remote, starting mid/end-November
- Work directly with a founder who’s built and sold a company
- Help grow a podcast that interviews top water entrepreneurs and executives
The intern will help build and drive the strategic communications and marketing plan, including designing content funnels, testing growth strategies across TikTok, Reels, and Shorts, creating short-form clips, experimenting with captions and trends, and tracking analytics to optimize engagement.
Preference for someone who’s previously managed social content or communications strategy, even at a small scale (student orgs, startups, or media projects).
Interested students should send a resume and any relevant work samples (past social posts, marketing campaigns, visuals, etc.) via email to [email protected], cc [email protected], with the subject line: NAME_Strategic Growth & Content Intern
Deadline is ASAP!
The World Food Forum (WFF)'s Global Youth Action Initiative's call for applications for the next cohort of its Youth Policy Board (YPB) is now open! This cohort will serve for the 2025-2026 tenure, bringing together passionate young leaders to shape the future of our agrifood systems.
Applicants must be:
- At least 18 years old by 30 April 2025 and 35 years of age or younger as of 30 April 2026;
- Enrolled in or have completed a graduate programme;
- Fluent in English (C1 level); knowledge of other UN languages is a plus;
- Available for weekly meetings and ~25 hours/month commitment;
- Experienced in agrifood systems, policy advocacy or youth empowerment;
- Committed to diversity, equity and inclusion; and
- Not be current or former WFF members and must not work in FAO.
Students can apply here!
