The Office of Career Services: Internship Opportunities

Previous Internship Opportunities

Dear Queensborough Community College Student:

If you are interested in or have any questions about internships please take the time to either call (718) 631-6297 or e-mail SGrossman@qcc.cuny.edu to make an appointment with me. I will be happy to discuss your internship options with you.

Check out our Guide to Internships and Cooperative Education for more information on how to take advantage of internship opportunities.

Below are Internship Opportunities for your consideration.

The City University of New York Women's Public Service Internship Program

The City University of New York is proud to offer an exciting fall internship in New York City for selected students. The Program will be coordinated by the Edward T. Rogowsky Internship Program in Government & Public Affairs and designated officers at each of The City University's colleges. The CUNY Women's Public Service Internship Program will provide highly qualified individuals the opportunity to learn by doing in the offices of selected legislators working to benefit women and promote women's issues in New York.

Applications and Deadlines

Applications are available from your Campus Faculty Coordinator or Student Affairs Office or may be downloaded in PDF format here. Applications and supporting materials must be submitted by July 11.

Eligibility

The Program is open to any student who has completed 30 credits by the fall 2018 term. Any major may apply, but students who wish to be considered should demonstrate an interest in women's issues and policies in New York. Applicants must carry a 3.0 GPA and must submit two confidential faculty recommendation forms along with their applications. CUNY will award $2,000 to each student.

Academic Component and College Credit

Selected participants will be eligible to earn academic credit by enrolling in a seminar and internship course on their college campus.

Internship Placements

Interns will be expected to serve 10 to 15 hours per week for the duration of the fall semester. Placement will be in the local offices of female legislators at the city, state and national levels. For more information, contact your Campus Faculty Coordinator or designated college officer.

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NYC Department of Housing Preservation & Development Summer 2018 Internship (unpaid)

Major(s): Urban Planning, Urban Studies, Engineering

About the Agency: New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development
The New York City Department of Housing Preservation & Development (HPD) is the nation's largest municipal housing preservation and development agency. Its mission is to promote quality housing and diverse, thriving neighborhoods for New Yorkers through loan and development programs for new affordable housing, preservation of the affordability of the existing housing stock, enforcement of housing quality standards, and educational programs for tenants and building owners. HPD is tasked with fulfilling the Mayor's Housing New York: A Five-Borough Ten-Year Plan to create and preserve 200,000 affordable units for New Yorkers at the very lowest incomes to those in the middle class.

About the Team: Neighborhood Planning in the Office of Neighborhood Strategies
The Office of Neighborhood Strategies (ONS) was created as part of the Housing Plan to ensure that HPD's development and preservation efforts are guided by meaningful community engagement and support equitable, diverse, and livable neighborhoods. The Neighborhood Planning team partners with other HPD divisions, City and State agencies, local stakeholders, and community-based organizations to facilitate comprehensive, community-based planning processes and produce neighborhood housing plans and policies. The Neighborhood Planning team is responsible for designing and implementing community-based planning processes, with the goal of identifying neighborhood needs, developing goals and strategies, and creating implementable housing and neighborhood plans.

Internship Description
The Neighborhood Planning team seeks two enthusiastic candidates with a strong interest in affordable housing and geo-spatial urban issues. One intern will support the Neighborhood Planning team's citywide community-based planning efforts, and the other intern will be focused on Where We Live NYC, a comprehensive fair housing planning process to study, understand, and address patterns of residential segregation and access to opportunity.

The Neighborhood Planning team intern is expected to perform the following duties:

Provide critical support to staff working on neighborhood planning studies
Perform basic housing, real estate, and demographic research, including spatial analysis
Coordinate, participate in, and lead, neighborhood workshops and other engagement activities
Create communication materials for public engagement activities and community workshops
Perform data analysis and create maps to inform housing strategy and policy
Conduct independent research on special projects, which may include preservation of existing affordable housing, community land trusts, etc.
Other tasks, as needed

The Where We Live NYC intern is expected to perform the following duties:

Provide critical support to staff working on stakeholder and public engagement for the Where We Live NYC fair housing planning process.
Assist in planning and executing a range of Where We Live NYC engagement activities, including informational meetings, roundtable discussions, and focus group-style sessions
Collect, synthesize, and report back on qualitative data generated throughout the Where We Live NYC engagement process
Create presentations, flyers, maps, and other internal and public materials
Perform housing and demographic research, including spatial analysis
Manage logistics and details of engagement events
Other tasks and special projects, as needed

Skills and Experience
Preference will be given to graduate students of urban planning, public policy, law, or similar fields, but advanced undergraduate students will also be considered. Ideal candidates have excellent research, analytical, and communications skills, and strong cultural competency.

The Neighborhood Planning team intern position requires proficiency in ArcGIS and Adobe Creative Suite.

Candidates interested in the Where We Live NYC internship should have prior experience working directly with community members through grassroots or tenant organizing, knowledge of housing issues, and/or professional proficiency in a non-English language. Proficiency in ArcGIS and/or Adobe Creative Suite is preferred, but not required.

Dates: Flexible within the Summer 2018
Duration: 8-10 weeks
Hours: Flexible within Monday-Friday, 9:00 am-6:00 pm; minimum 15 hours per week; occasional work in the evenings and on weekends

How to Apply
Applicants interested in either or both internships should send a resume and detailed cover letter to Bin Jung (jungmb@hpd.nyc.gov) and Lulu Mickelson (mickelsl@hpd.nyc.gov) with "HPD Summer Internship Application" in the subject line. Preference for a specific internship should be noted in the cover letter. We look forward to reviewing your application!

Graphic Designer (PAID) Internship

VisiSound Technologies provides interactive multimedia software that allows young people to be artistically creative with visuals and music.

We are seeking a graphic/webpage designer interested in designing graphical user interfaces (GUI’s) suited and appealing to young people (ages 8 to12 and 12 to 16).

The ideal candidate should have some experience and interest in:

Creating GUI designs using html5 and css for applications and programs that run in popular web browsers (e.g. Chrome, Firefox, Safari),Designing with popular design tools (e.g. Macromedia graphic tools, indesign etc.),A good sense of what young people find appealing - improving existing designs to make them more visually appealing to young people.be able to provide html/css elements that can be integrated into existing designs for PC, notebook and desktop graphics.

If you feel you are right for this, send resume and provide links to or images of designs you've done that fairly represent your capabilities.

Send reply to drtom@visisound.com

Marketing Associate Internship Opportunity

Major(s): Business; Marketing; Investment Banking

AXA Advisors, LLC, a premier financial products and services company, is offering an internship opportunity designed to expose students to the career opportunities in the financial services industry. The intern will be exposed to training sessions – both classroom and on-the-job training – as well as participate in a real work environment for the length of the program.

Financial Sales-Related Internship

The Marketing Associate will be paired with a veteran producer and experience first hand a day in the life of a financial sales professional. The Marketing Associate will engage in a wide variety of activities to facilitate and implement sales including, but not limited to:

Secure client appointments for the producerParticipate in client fact-finding and data gathering with the producerDevelop financial strategy proposals and sales illustrationsPerform asset allocation modeling/case designAccompany producer on client sales calls and appointmentsOrganize client annual review meetings

Candidate Qualifications

Major in Business, Finance, Marketing, Communications, EntrepreneurshipCompetitive, business-oriented, outgoing and personableStrong communication skills and ability to multi-taskStrong computer skills: Word, Excel and ability to learn proprietary software programs

If this sounds like you, please contact me to learn more about this rewarding career!

For additional information, simply contact:
Pat Gravino
AXA Advisors, LLC
1000 Woodbury Road, Suite 300
Woodbury, New York 11797
516-358-3899
pat.gravino@axa-advisors.com

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OEC Group - Sales Internship and Operations Internship -JFK Internship Career Opportunities

Major(s): Business, Marketing, Management

Internship Opportunities Available

Access the job descriptions by clicking the position titles below!

Open to undergraduate / graduate students

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Center for Constitutional Rights

On the frotn lines for social justice

Paid Communications Internship Opportunity
Summer 2018

Major(s): Business, Communications, Social Justice, Office Admin. Tech.

The Communications department of the Center for Constitutional Rights (CCR) is excited to host a summer intern from The LAGRANT Foundation. The communications intern will work 15 to 20 hours per week over a period of three months. The starting date is June 5, 2018.

From its roots representing civil rights activists in the South, to its recent challenges to the NYPD's racially discriminatory stop-and-frisk program and indefinite detention and torture at Guantánamo, the Center for Constitutional Rights has been on the front lines of the fight for social justice for more than 50 years. We're a multiracial, diverse staff committed to building the power of the people and communities we represent through the creative use of civil and human rights litigation, education, and advocacy around a range of government and corporate abuses in areas such as immigration detention, solitary confinement, racial and religious profiling, LGBTQI rights, Palestinian human rights, and support for social justice movements.

Communications intern will assist in:

Monitoring media and archiving of press clips;
Updating media lists;
Researching and writing media pitches, press releases, and posts for CCR's blog and weekly newsletter;
Drafting social media posts and monitoring conversations on social media;
Documenting CCR press conferences and rallies through Facebook and Instagram Live, and
photography, as needed;
Editing videos and photos for use on web pages and social media;
Supporting the assessment of quality of multi-media content from staff, organize content in
photo library, and prioritize content for promotion in various channels;
Providing administrative support for staff; and
Other internship tasks as needed.

CCR is looking for interns who possess:

A demonstrated commitment to social justice and social change;
Initiative and the ability to work quickly on a deadline;
Strong multitasking, organizational and self-management skills;
The ability and willingness to learn and absorb new information quickly;
Excellent internet and other research skills; and
Proficiency with MS Office Suite programs and Adobe Photoshop
Spanish or other non-English language skills a plus.

Compensation: The position will be paid by The LAGRANT Foundation. However, CCR will reimburse the intern for their daily transportation on a pro-rated basis up to the current cost of a monthly MetroCard for transit using NYC subways and buses, Long Island Railroad (LIRR), New Jersey Transit or MetroNorth.

VisiSound Technologies

Major(s): Art & Design, New Media, Web Design

VisiSound Technologies provides interactive multimedia software that allows young people to be artistically creative with visuals and music.

We are seeking a graphic/webpage designer interested in designing graphical user interfaces (gui's) suited and appealing to young people (ages 8 to12 and 12 to 16).

The ideal candidate should have some experience and interest in:

* Creating gui designs using html5 and css for applications and programs that run in popular web browsers (e.g. Chrome, Firefox, Safari),

* Designing with popular design tools (e.g. Macromedia graphic tools, indesign etc.),

* A good sense of what young people find appealing - improving existing designs to make them more visually appealing to young people.

* be able to provide html/css elements that can be integrated into existing designs for PC, notebook and desktop graphics.

If you feel you are right for this, send resume and provide links to or images of designs you've done that fairly represent your capabilities.

Health Peer Educator

Job Description for Peer Health Educator

Join our exciting team of youth and staff to bring awareness about health and sexuality! Forestdale's peer health education program's goals are to provide health education focusing on pregnancy prevention, to encourage healthier decision making skills, and to increase community communication around sexuality. Peer educators will need to be available to attend trainings, co-facilitate workshops and conduct outreach to their peers in all parts of Queens.

Duties & Responsibilities

Commit to being a Peer Health Educator for at least one year.
Attend all Peer Health Educator Training.
Co-facilitate workshops in middle schools, high schools and community service locations.
Assist with planning and presenting of sexual health education workshops and activities.
Assist with conducting outreach and promoting clinic services.
Assist with Txtline an application that sends youth weekly texts on reproductive health.
Assist in designing various types of health education materials (social media, flyers, etc.)
- Assist with one-on-one peer counseling. (Advice on sexual health: puberty, birth control, condom demonstrations, etc.)
- Attend mandatory monthly meetings.

Time Commitment

Must be available for paid training (total of 25 hours). Must attend all sessions to get paid.
~4 hours per week/ $13 per hour.
Must be available:
- For High School students: weekday afternoons between 3pm-7pm
- For College students: available Wednesday & Thursdays from 7am-4pm
- Also, occasional Saturdays if there is a community event for all.

Qualifications

Living or going to school in Queens.
Between the ages of 16 and 23.
Interested in reproductive health issues relating to youth.
Comfortable with public speaking, especially speaking to peers their age about sex and sexuality.
Mature, reliable, determined and responsible.

How to Apply

Fill out application with correct contact information and attach a resume.
Mail, scan and email, or drop off application.
We will contact you for an interview once references have been checked.

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Queens Zoo Discovery Guide Volunteer or Internship Program

Major(s): Sciences, Chemistry, Biology, Speech Communications and Theater Arts, Volunteers

We are happy to announce that the application period for the Summer 2018 Discovery Guide season is open, and as a previous recommender, we would like to share with you the application to disseminate to any students between the ages of 14 and 20 who you think would be interested and well-suited to our program!

Applicants will find an overview of the position and description of the program at the link provided at the end of this email, but for your own information the Queens Zoo Discovery Guide Program is a volunteer opportunity where students between the ages of 14 and 20 can serve in a valuable role in the education of guests visiting the zoo by sharing conservation messages and leading interactive conservation and animal-based activities. Therefore we are looking for students with enthusiasm, a positive attitude, an interest in the fields of zoology/conservation/the sciences, and an ability to speak publicly to people of all ages. The application deadline is April 30th. Complete the online application

Models Against Addiction and Super Models

Major(s): Graphic Design, New Media, Social Media

Interns needed to create graphic designs and multiple social media campaigns:

Models Against Addictions and SupeRoleModels have a strong presence in the fashion world and have a variety of initiatives, Our intern will be given responsibility for creating and managing content, research and marketing our brands across various platforms.

Our websites: modelsagainstaddictions.org or superolemodels.com

Our offices are in Midtown Manhattan

Unpaid: We will provide a weekly subway card

We require a cover letter and resume

Applicants can directly message me with "Internship Opportunity" as subject line to mark@modelsagainstaddictions.org

PAID Summer 2018 Department of Treasury Internships

Major(s): Business, Accounting, Finance

HACU National Internship Program (HNIP) One Dupont Circle, N.W., Suite 430 Washington, D.C. 20036
202-467-0893 (voice) 202-496-9177 (fax)
hacu.net

The Department of Treasury's missions is as follows: Maintain a strong economy and create economic and job opportunities by promoting the conditions that enable economic growth and stability at home and abroad, strengthen national security by combating threats and protecting the integrity of the financial system, and manage the U.S. Government's finances and resources effectively.

Pay rates per week: Undergraduate: $550 Graduate: 620 Airfare is COVERED and housing can be arranged!

If you are interested in any of these positions, please email your resume and official transcript to Charnelle Huggins by April 17. Ideal student is available year-round. Here's her contact information: Charnelle.huggins@hacu.net. Feel free to give her a call should you have any questions at (202) 467-0893 ext 2121. We also must have all applicants complete our application online

Position Title: Finance Intern

Internship Location: San Francisco, California.
Desired Majors: Accounting, Finance and Economics
Project Description: To ensure that national banks and federal savings associations operate in a safe and sound manner, provide fair access to financial services, treat customers fairly, and comply with applicable laws and regulations. Intern will support LBS EIC, Analysts, and Examiners perform technical work in support of examinations of large banks. They will be trained to perform technical work, such as, preparing data for automated financial systems, writing summaries of audits or financial reports, and QA for LBS systems (e.g. eDOCs).

HACU believes that equal opportunity for all employees is important for the continuing success of our organization. In accordance with state and federal law, HACU will not discriminate against employees or applicants for employment because of race, disability, color, creed, religion, sex, gender, age, national origin, ancestry, citizenship, veteran status, or non-job related factors in hiring, promoting, demoting, training, benefits, transfers, layoffs, terminations, recommendations, rates of pay or other forms of compensation. Opportunity is provided to all employees based on qualifications and job requirements. EOE

HACU National Internship Program (HNIP)

Major(s): Business, Finance, Accounting

One Dupont Circle, N.W., Suite 430 Washington, D.C. 20036
202-467-0893 (voice) 202-496-9177

PAID Summer 2018 Department of Treasury Internships

Pay rates per week: Undergraduate: $550 Graduate: 620 Airfare is COVERED and housing can be arranged!

If you are interested in any of these positions, please email your resume and official transcript to Charnelle Huggins by April 17. Ideal student is available year-round. Here's her contact information: Charnelle.huggins@hacu.net. Feel free to give her a call should you have any questions at (202) 467-0893 ext. 2121. We also must have all applicants complete our application online

Position Title: Finance Intern (2 Positions)
Internship Location: New York, New York
Desired Majors: Accounting, Finance, Business Administration and Economics
Project Description: Junior: Accounting, Finance, Economics Intern will support LBS EIC, Analysts, and Examiners perform technical work in support of examinations of large banks. They will be trained to perform technical work, such as, preparing data for automated financial systems, writing summaries of audits or financial reports, and QA for LBS systems (e.g. eDOCs). Intern can expect to gain a better understanding of the bank examination process of national banks and federal thrifts.

Position Title: Risk and Operations Intern
Internship Location: New York, New York
Desired Majors: Economics, Finance and Accounting.
Project Description: Junior: Accounting, Finance, Economics Our unit is responsible for assessing risk in the district, communicating those findings to headquarters via work with the National Risk Committee and its support committees and to the examiners. We also handle operational logistics (supplies, budget, and conference room arrangements).We would be looking for the candidate to help out one or two of the lead experts on their quality assurance responsibilities and data preparation. The candidate may also be asked to help on the preparation of budget reports and some of the data analysis we do in both the operations and risk areas. We would like the candidate to possess strong written and oral communication and analytical skills. They would also need to have some accounting and financial course background beyond the initial class work. Completion of previous internships would be a plus. Experience in Word, SharePoint, or Excel would also be needed. The candidate would gain experience in financial analysis, preparation of underlying reports, and communication of those findings. They also would gain experience in the government's approach to bank supervision and risk analysis.

Unpaid New York City Police Department Internship

Summer and Fall 2018

Internship Must be done for credit
Must register for the 3 credit elective fall Cooperative Education class in the Social Science Dept. (minimum GPA: 2.5 and 24 credits and above already earned.)

To register for the Cooperative Education class please speak with Dr. Donald Tricarico: at (718) 631-6015, or by email, or visit Medical Arts room 121

Deadline to apply for summer: Wednesday, May 16, 2018 by 3 pm

Deadline to apply for fall: Monday, July 23, 2018 by 3 pm

At least one must be a "Patrol Service Bureau" which is a precinct.

Please bring the attached application completed and signed (by you and Dr. Tricarico,) to
Susanne Grossman in the Office of Career Services, L-429
Queensborough Community College by the above deadlines.

If you have any questions please call the Office of Career Services at: (718) 631-6297 to speak with Susanne Grossman, Internship Coordinator/Placement Advisor.

Paid Internship opportunities with NYC Including the NYPD

Please apply for any intern positions that are available with any and all NYC agencies. It is can be quite competitive so it's strongly suggested that you apply early and for as many positions that you can. This is a paid internship that can last up to thirteen weeks from June to September. It is a 35 hour work week and most offer 9 to 5 positions.

All prospective interns must apply for job titles using the E hire system which is an online application process. You can find more information about available positions in the New York Police Department or any city agency by going to the NYC Explore Careers page and search by agency. As a non-employee, you will have to click on "Login or create an Account." After the account is created, you can go to the "Agency" drop down list and select the agency and click "Search."

For the positions at New York City Police Department, you can apply for the Summer College Intern position on the website - job id# 339430. You must be a matriculated student or be enrolled in September 2018 as well as registered for a Cooperative Education Class in the Social Science Department, (please speak with QCC Social Science Dept. Professor Donald Tricarico (718) 631-6015 or by email,) to register for the three credit class.

Please indicate the position that you are applying for on your cover letter to ensure your resume will be sent to the correct agency for consideration. You should check daily until the middle of April since there may be additional positions that may be posted.

Paid internship - The Natural Areas Conservancy for the 2018 field

Major(s): Science, Urban Planning, Outdoor, All interested majors

We are hiring 13 summer intern positions limited to current CUNY students at The Natural Areas Conservancy for the 2018 field season. Please share with your students or interested colleagues.

Undergraduate Current CUNY Students: Field Work Intern
Graduate Current CUNY Students: Field Supervisor

NYC Mayor's Office Internship Program Summer 2018

Major(s): Business, Marketing, Office Admin. Tech.

SUMMER 2018 APPLICATION DEADLINE: APRIL 8TH!

A completed application includes the following:

Cover Letter
Current Resume
Current Recommendation Letter
Two completed essay questions

About the Program

The Mayor’s Office Internship Program provides a unique opportunity to gain experience and develop the capacity to solve New York City’s most pressing issues. The mission of the Mayor’s Office Internship Program is to build a diverse pipeline of future public service leaders. This highly selective group of professionals collaborate with staff to better the Office of the Mayor and New York City.

Interns are placed in specific departments for the duration of the internship program and will work on a range of projects and tasks including, but not limited to: conducting research, attending meetings, managing incoming inquiries, data analysis, drafting briefings, staffing events, outreach and special projects.

Internships are available to:

High School Students aged 16 or older
Undergraduate or Graduate Students
Recent graduates, no more than two years before the first day of the internship
Veterans of the United States Armed Forces who possess a high school diploma or its equivalent and have served on active duty in the two years preceding the first day of the internship

FOR QUESTIONS, EMAIL: interns@cityhall.nyc.gov

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Assemblywoman Michaelle C. Solages

Major(s): Urban Studies, Political Science, All Majors

LOOKING FOR AN INTERNSHIP?

JOIN THE TEAM AS A GOVERNMENT & COMMUNITY AFFAIRS INTERN.

We are seeking high school graduates, college students, and college graduates.

Assignments include hands-on projects to cultivate technical, writing, communication, and team-building skills.

Collaborate with youths and professionals alike to make a difference in your community.

THIS IS AN UNPAID INTERNSHIP.

Location:1690 Central Court, Valley Stream, NY 11580

For more information or to apply, please call: (516) 599-2972 or email: josephj@nyassembly.gov

To view previous internship opportunities, click here. To view current and new internship opportunities, click here.

Be aware that The Office of Career Services will be sending you a notice in your weekly TigerMail "Newsletter" alerting you to NEW internship opportunities that become available. Many of them have time sensitive information. If you find one that you want information about, make sure to print the information about the opportunity you're interested in and bring it with you.

Thank you for your attention.

Susanne Grossman,
Office of Career Services
Internship Coordinator/Placement Advisor
L-429
(718) 631-6297