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Business Analysis Intern Yennah Jeong recently rallied a group of interns and staff to put their skills to the service of their communities by volunteering at the Kramden Institute, a Durham nonprofit that provides technology tools and training to bridge the digital divide.

The suggestion came from her supervisor, Business Analysis Director Mona Nazir, and it struck a chord with Yennah's own volunteer background in Charlotte.

North Carolina is proud to be home to the largest military presence in the United States. More than 135,000 active servicemembers and an estimated 800,000 military veterans, nearly one-tenth of our population, and their families call our state home. 

Current NCDIT interns share what draws them to public service in the IT fields and how their internships at the department are helping them prepare for their future careers.
Eight students recently completed their summer internships with NCDIT teams across the state.
NCDIT's four new internship programs are drawing high school and college students, graduates and experienced workers.
More than 1,300 North Carolina students from 159 high schools have signed up for CyberStart America, an annual online game that introduces them to opportunities for exploring interests and careers related to cybersecurity and computer science.
NCDIT is working to expand unique career opportunities. NCDIT offers many opportunities for all employees to develop professionally, advance their careers and make significant contributions to the organization.
Five military veterans graduated from the Disabled Veterans Cybersecurity Apprenticeship. Ten other disabled military veterans will soon join the program.
The Disabled Veterans Cybersecurity Apprenticeship program is a collaboration between NCDIT and other state agencies.