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Katy Clune

@katyclune
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Katy Clune is engaged in cultural communications — writing, design, and multimedia storytelling — for a variety of freelance clients. She has interviewed people from Boone to Ocean Isle and assisted with curating the Carolina Food Summit (2016) and “North Carolina: The New North American Heartland” (2017) for EducationNC.

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Internships are good business and good for business

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Internships are increasingly critical for every college student to be a competitive job applicant. In a 2016 opinion column for...

 

Internships that blow your mind

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Here is more information about SECU Foundation. You can follow secu_foundation on Instagram.

 

From turtles to town hall: SECU Public Fellows Internship at ASU

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A couple of weeks into her freshman year at Appalachian State University, Jordan Boles received a call from her dad....

 

Community-designed internships: SECU Public Fellows at ECU

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Summer internships are expected for college students and more and more high school students. Many of you reading this will...

 

Creating a high-quality internship for college students

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In this podcast, Katy Clune interviews Sharon Paynter at East Carolina University on creating a high-quality internship for college students...

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Turning parents into partners by listening

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“In order for lasting change to happen in Forsyth County, business will have to be done differently, and families will...

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Planting seeds for racial equity in Forsyth County

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They were gathered to watch  Beyond the Bricks: A New Era of Education (Washington Koen Media, 2010), a documentary that follows...

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Creative ideas abound at Winston-Salem’s Downtown Health Plaza

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Our “Focus on Forsyth” series would be incomplete without diving into the powerful work of the Wake Forest Baptist Health–Downtown...

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Bringing “Help Me Grow” to North Carolina

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In her recent op-ed for the Winston-Salem Journal, Dr. Laura Gerald, president of the Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust, provided insight...

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Making a good thing even better: Reach Out and Read

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As a pediatrician at Wake Forest Baptist Health–Downtown Health Plaza, an outpatient clinic of Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, Dr....

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Closing the Gaps: Smart Start of Forsyth County

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The Smart Start Model “Our organization is the only private organization in Forsyth County charged by state statute to care about...

 

Learning in Laos: Meeting challenges with innovation

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Laos is a country on the brink of major development — change is everywhere. In Vientiane, the capital city, a...