At College Liquidation, we’re more than a nonprofit — we’re a nationwide student-powered movement redefining what it means to serve, lead, and build for the future.

Whether you’re charismatic and driven, curious and creative, or just passionate about helping your peers, there’s a place for you here.

From building sustainable retail ecosystems to learning real-world business skills, you’ll be at the forefront of change — one campus, one conversation, one impact at a time.

Help Lead the Charge Behind the Scenes

Our full-time staff form the operational backbone of College Liquidation. These roles are ideal for professionals or recent grads who want to apply their skills in nonprofit leadership, logistics, finance, marketing, or student engagement.

You’ll work closely with campus teams, help coordinate multi-state rollouts, and ensure every pop-up, partner, and program aligns with our ESG goals.

• Location: National HQ, remote-eligible
• Paid full-time salary, health stipends, and equity-style mission bonuses (where applicable)
• Join a purpose-driven culture where impact and innovation go hand-in-hand

More detailed per position : ✅ Full-Time Positions
Build a Mission-Driven Career That Scales With You
Our full-time roles are designed for emerging leaders who want more than just a paycheck — they want purpose, ownership, and the chance to scale meaningful work. These positions are ideal for recent graduates, early-career professionals, or passionate individuals who are ready to take on responsibility in a fast-growing nonprofit reshaping how students access affordable essentials and funding opportunities.
You’ll help lead College Liquidation’s on-the-ground operations, manage high-energy pop-up events, and work closely with student organizations, campus leaders, and corporate partners. Whether you’re overseeing logistics, managing a team of interns and volunteers, or coordinating with universities and brand suppliers, your role will directly shape the student experience and help accelerate our expansion across dozens — and eventually hundreds — of campuses.

Key Responsibilities:

• Oversee weekly and monthly campus activations
• Build and manage local event teams (student workers, interns, and volunteers)
• Cultivate partnerships with university departments, student organizations, and community vendors
• Ensure seamless event logistics, compliance, and brand presentation
• Report data, KPIs, and outcomes to executive staff
• Innovate new engagement strategies to increase visibility and impact

Career Growth:

This is more than an operations job — it’s a leadership launchpad. Full-time employees are often promoted into roles like Regional Director, Director of Campus Expansion, or Supplier Relations Manager. As we scale nationally, internal hires are given priority for senior roles, including state and multi-region oversight.

Ideal Candidate:

• Has a degree or equivalent experience in business, marketing, education, sustainability, or nonprofit management
• Thrives in fast-paced, mission-driven environments
• Has excellent communication, organization, and people leadership skills
• Is passionate about access, equity, and student empowerment
• Wants to grow with a startup-style nonprofit on the rise

Perks & Compensation:

• Competitive salary with performance-based bonuses
• Travel opportunities (statewide and national)
• Access to training, mentorship, and professional development
• Healthcare and benefits eligibility (where applicable)
• Free merchandise, exclusive discounts, and brand partnerships access
• A mission that matters — and the chance to leave a legacy in the education system

For students who want to earn extra income and gain resume-ready experience, our campus pop-up roles are the perfect fit. Help run high-energy retail events, promote the mission, and connect with peers — all while being paid fairly.

• $20/hr minimum
• Fits around class schedules
• Includes perks like merch, giveaways, and resume referrals
• Help reduce waste and increase access to affordable goods
• Ideal for students seeking flexible but impactful work

Part-Time Shifts

Earn, Empower, and Elevate Your Campus — One Shift at a Time
Our part-time roles offer a unique opportunity to make money, build skills, and create meaningful impact without leaving your campus. These hourly positions are perfect for students, recent grads, or anyone seeking flexible, hands-on work that actually feels good to be part of.
As a Part-Time Associate, you’ll be on the frontlines of our on-campus pop-up events — setting up, engaging with students, managing inventory, processing $5 donation-based entries, and representing a movement rooted in equity, sustainability, and opportunity. Each shift is fast-paced, fun, and packed with purpose.

Pay & Schedule:

• $20/hour starting wage, with performance bonuses and referral incentives
• Choose from flexible shift options that work with your school schedule
• Typical shifts range from 2 to 5 hours, 1–2 times per week (event-based)
• Weekend and weekday roles available based on your campus’s event calendar

Role Overview:

• Help set up and break down campus pop-up shops
• Welcome students and process donation-based entries
• Assist with merchandising, inventory display, and brand storytelling
• Share our mission with clarity and confidence — you’re not just selling, you’re representing a movement
• Engage peers respectfully, energetically, and in alignment with campus culture
• Support environmental initiatives like donation tracking, waste diversion, and impact reporting

Perks:

• Free gear & exclusive brand perks (access to deeply discounted name brands before anyone else)
• Priority access to new merchandise drops
• Eligibility for leadership roles & ambassador status
• Letters of recommendation and job references available
• Great for résumés, grad school apps, or future internships
• Work alongside friends or student orgs you’re part of — team assignments available
• Be part of something that’s both local in feel and global in purpose

Ideal For:

• Students with a few hours to spare each week
• Hustlers, helpers, and community-minded personalities
• Those passionate about fashion, sustainability, nonprofits, or equity
• Individuals looking to grow into internship or leadership roles in the future

This is more than a side hustle — it’s a stepping stone into deeper impact, personal growth, and campus legacy. You’ll leave every shift knowing you helped students access more for less, and gave back while doing it.

Why Join as a Part-Timer?

• Hands-On, Not Retail Drone Work – Every shift helps fund student orgs and push sustainability forward — you’re not just scanning barcodes; you’re sparking change.
• Resume-Boosting Experience – Communication, operations, team leadership, inventory tracking — all while representing a movement.
• Perks for Our Team – Access exclusive discounts, performance bonuses, and resume help through our nonprofit partnerships.
• ESG in Action – Contribute to a student-run nonprofit that repurposes merchandise, reduces waste, and fuels underserved campus orgs.
• Flexible by Design – We build shifts around your class schedule and respect your academic priorities.

What You'll Do:

• Run pop-up booths and tables at high-traffic locations
• Educate your peers on deals and the mission
• Help organize, tag, and present inventory
• Contribute to social impact by redistributing goods that might otherwise be wasted

You’re not just working. You’re building a movement — one transaction and conversation at a time.

Turn Mission into Credit & Career Development
Depending on your university’s guidelines, College Liquidation offers opportunities to earn college credit while gaining practical experience.

You’ll take on real responsibilities in operations, marketing, sustainability, or partnerships — with a signed agreement tailored to your academic department’s criteria.

• University-approved curriculum plans available
• Roles in logistics, data, digital marketing, design, and fieldwork
• Learn what it takes to build and scale an ESG-aligned nonprofit

Internship Credit Eligible

Turn Real-World Impact Into Real Academic Credit — Where Your Campus Allows
At College Liquidation, we believe that the best learning happens not just in the classroom, but also in the field — connecting with real people, solving real problems, and building real-world solutions. That’s why many of our campus-based roles may qualify for academic internship credit, depending on your school’s guidelines.
We’ve designed our internship-eligible opportunities to be mission-driven, experience-rich, and academically valuable — ideal for students majoring in Business, Marketing, Sustainability, Public Policy, Communications, Nonprofit Management, Retail Operations, Social Impact, and more.

How It Works:

• You bring the paperwork — we’ll help you complete it
• Approval is campus-specific — most universities allow internship credit through independent study, department sponsorship, or career services approval

We provide:

• A clear position description
• A site supervisor to sign off and offer evaluations
• Tracking logs, learning outcomes, and mission-aligned goals
• Professional letters of recommendation at the end of your term

What You’ll Do:

• Participate in 20–120 hours of hands-on learning (depending on credit requirements)
• Work in direct alignment with our nonprofit mission: equity, sustainability, and student opportunity
• Contribute to event coordination, marketing strategy, operations logistics, ambassador team development, merchandise storytelling, and data tracking
• Attend regular check-ins with your supervisor (virtual or in person)
• Complete a reflective capstone or journal (if required by your university)
• Learn to apply academic theories in a real-world nonprofit ecosystem serving thousands of students

Why It Matters:

• You’ll stand out with meaningful internship experience tied to your major and your values
• Many students use our internship roles to fulfill course requirements, gain academic endorsements, or boost their grad school and scholarship applications
• You’ll gain skills employers actually care about — like initiative, communication, sustainability reporting, and customer engagement

Internships May Qualify Through:

• Your major or department (check with your academic advisor)
• Your school’s career center or experiential learning program
• Honors or capstone project credit pathways
• Service-learning or community impact programs

We’re proud to partner with students who want their education to reflect both impact and initiative. And when your school supports that vision, we’ll be here to help you bridge the gap between learning and doing.

College Credit

Your Work = Real Academic Value
We collaborate with academic departments across disciplines (marketing, business, social justice, sustainability, etc.) to offer for-credit internship models that let students turn this experience into formal recognition.

• We’ll help provide evaluation materials
• Flexible timelines and deliverables
• Learn, reflect, and report on meaningful, measurable impact

Turn Campus Engagement Into Classroom Credit
We know how valuable your time is — especially when balancing academics, extracurriculars, and work. That’s why many roles at College Liquidation are structured to qualify for academic internship or elective credit, where permitted by your school’s policies.

Whether you're helping coordinate a pop-up, leading student outreach, or supporting mission-driven marketing efforts, you’re doing more than volunteering — you’re gaining real-world, credit-worthy experience.

What You Gain:

• Verified internship hours
• A certificate of participation
• A formal letter of evaluation or recommendation
• Priority access to paid and leadership roles after credit completion
• A résumé-enhancing title (Campus Impact Intern, Equity and Engagement Intern, etc.)

This is more than credit — it’s mission-driven professional development that directly improves your campus, your network, and your skillset.

Impact Areas:

• Sustainability – Work in circular economy models and fashion redistribution
• Business & Operations – Apply inventory, logistics, and strategic planning
• Marketing & Communications – Content creation, social growth, and storytelling
• Equity in Action – Directly contribute to reducing affordability gaps and stigma

Many interns use this experience as a capstone, honors project, or leadership credential. If you're seeking credits and cause, this is for you.

Whether you have just a few hours a week or want to take on a larger mission, volunteering with College Liquidation gives you a chance to be at the center of something bigger: making student life more affordable, equitable, and sustainable — all while helping your peers.

Our nonprofit thrives on the energy, heart, and insight of students who care. Volunteers are the backbone of our pop-up events, helping us bring exclusive deals and mission-driven moments directly to campuses. And it’s not just about giving back — it’s about leveling up.

Why Volunteer?

• Be the reason your school gets activated. We prioritize campuses where students show initiative. Your involvement helps make it happen.
• Get early access to product drops and exclusive campus perks
• Build leadership, communication, and event-planning skills in a low-pressure, high-impact setting
• Boost your résumé and college involvement record — great for grad school, scholarships, or future jobs
• Receive a letter of recommendation upon successful completion of your volunteer term
• Be part of a growing movement that’s gaining national traction and reshaping the campus economy

What You Might Do:

• Set up and break down pop-up retail events
• Greet customers, answer questions, and promote Drip+ or donation-based shopping
• Assist in merchandising, inventory organization, and sustainability reporting
• Spread awareness through word-of-mouth and social media
• Collaborate with student orgs to build traffic and community at each event

No Experience Needed:

We welcome all majors, backgrounds, and experience levels. If you’re passionate, dependable, and aligned with our mission, we’ll train you on everything else.

Time Commitment:

Most volunteer roles are flexible — from a 2-hour pop-up shift to ongoing help with marketing, logistics, or student outreach. You choose what fits your schedule.

Campus Impact:

Many of our volunteers become ambassadors, interns, or even paid staff. Your energy helps build the foundation for long-term programs and partnerships at your school.

Give Back. Gain Purpose. Spark Equity.
Looking for a meaningful way to give back without a long-term commitment? Our volunteer opportunities are flexible, high-impact, and always appreciated.
From helping run events to prepping inventory to promoting pop-ups, volunteers play a crucial role in spreading the mission of access and sustainability.

Why It Matters:

• You’re directly supporting underserved campus groups
• Every item you move helps fight waste and affordability barriers
• You gain exposure to grassroots nonprofit work and ESG values
• Great for service hours, club contributions, or just doing good

Volunteering is the spark — many of our team members started as volunteers before growing into paid roles or ambassadors.

Hands-On Experience

Apply Classroom Knowledge in Real-World Scenarios
This isn’t a passive internship — you’ll run events, solve real challenges, and contribute to a fast-growing student-first ecosystem.

Whether you’re helping set up a pop-up, coordinating logistics, managing inventory, or developing partnerships, everything you do builds real skills — and real change.

• Resume-ready skills in sales, event ops, communication, and brand building
• Mentorship and shadowing opportunities
• Our experiential learning model is designed to replicate high-stakes business environments while staying mission-first

What You’ll Actually Do:

• Pop-Up Execution Set up and run on-campus events — including merchandising, layout design, tent setup, signage, and customer flow strategy.
• Sales & Communication Learn how to greet customers, share our mission, drive value-based purchases, and create memorable student interactions. We’ll train you with scripts and real-time coaching.
• Inventory & Logistics Gain behind-the-scenes exposure to inventory tracking, restocking, and product curation strategies. Understand the basics of retail operations and flow.
• Leadership & Teamwork From leading a shift to training a new ambassador, you’ll get practice in management, delegation, and accountability — all in a high-energy, supportive team environment.
• Marketing & Outreach Help design or distribute flyers, build excitement through campus clubs or DMs, or post content tied to sustainability, affordability, and equity — boosting your digital presence and storytelling abilities.

Where ESG Meets Experience:

You’re not just gaining skills — you’re contributing to a national movement aligned with core ESG values:

• Environmental: Every item sold is diverted from waste and given a second life, reducing landfill impact and promoting a circular economy.
• Social: You’re part of a mission to normalize affordability, reduce stigma, and empower underserved student groups.
• Governance: You work inside a transparent, student-led nonprofit with real accountability, clear policies, and ethical procurement practices.

This is the kind of résumé line that resonates with ESG-aligned companies, sustainability-focused grad programs, and changemakers around the world.

What It Prepares You For:

• Future roles in sales, logistics, entrepreneurship, nonprofit work, fashion/retail, sustainability, or public relations
• Interviews that require you to demonstrate real-world leadership or problem-solving
• Résumés that stand out with bullet points that actually mean something
• Confidence in fast-paced, people-first environments

Our alumni go on to work in top companies, launch their own ventures, or become senior leaders in student organizations — and it all starts with this experience.
This is your launchpad.