Internships
Internship at the Manhattan District Attorney's Office
What: Legal internship- Summer Program- very competitive but would be an AMAZING experience if you get it!
Who: 10th, 11th and 12th graders
Application Due: March 26, 2016
Website
Application Also see Mrs. Rippeteau and/or the website for additional application requirements
Applicants must submit the following application materials by Friday, March 27, 2015 via mail or email to HSIP@dany.nyc.gov
For any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact Ms. Carino at 212-335-9064 or via email at carinoj@dany.nyc.gov
The New York County District Attorney's Office is currently accepting applications for the 2015 High School Summer Internship Program. This rigorous six-week internship provides students with an insider’s view of the criminal justice system. Every intern is assigned to a unit within the DA’s Office and helps Assistant District Attorneys and other staff members with their work. Interns also attend presentations and trips and participate in a mock trial competition. Interns are paid a $150 weekly stipend. Applicants must commit to attend the entire program from July 6, 2015 - August 14, 2015, Monday - Friday from 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
What: Legal internship- Summer Program- very competitive but would be an AMAZING experience if you get it!
Who: 10th, 11th and 12th graders
Application Due: March 26, 2016
Website
Application Also see Mrs. Rippeteau and/or the website for additional application requirements
Applicants must submit the following application materials by Friday, March 27, 2015 via mail or email to HSIP@dany.nyc.gov
For any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact Ms. Carino at 212-335-9064 or via email at carinoj@dany.nyc.gov
The New York County District Attorney's Office is currently accepting applications for the 2015 High School Summer Internship Program. This rigorous six-week internship provides students with an insider’s view of the criminal justice system. Every intern is assigned to a unit within the DA’s Office and helps Assistant District Attorneys and other staff members with their work. Interns also attend presentations and trips and participate in a mock trial competition. Interns are paid a $150 weekly stipend. Applicants must commit to attend the entire program from July 6, 2015 - August 14, 2015, Monday - Friday from 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Saltz Intership @ Museum of Natural History
What: Science Internship
Who: NYC DOE high school students ages 16-18
Application Due: April 3, 2016
Website
Application
Saltz Interns use hands-on interactives and technologies, such as an infrared camera and digital USB microscopes, to guide visitors of all ages in investigations of artifacts and specimens. The high school students meet Museum scientists, explore scientific content, learn valuable skills for working with and teaching learners of all ages, and have an impact on the experiences of thousands of Museum visitors. Interns must be between the ages of 16 and 18. Application Deadline is April 3, 2016. To apply visit the Saltz webpage via the link provided
What: Science Internship
Who: NYC DOE high school students ages 16-18
Application Due: April 3, 2016
Website
Application
Saltz Interns use hands-on interactives and technologies, such as an infrared camera and digital USB microscopes, to guide visitors of all ages in investigations of artifacts and specimens. The high school students meet Museum scientists, explore scientific content, learn valuable skills for working with and teaching learners of all ages, and have an impact on the experiences of thousands of Museum visitors. Interns must be between the ages of 16 and 18. Application Deadline is April 3, 2016. To apply visit the Saltz webpage via the link provided
Department of Design & Construction Internship
What:Programs for architecture and design
Who:High School Students- see eligibility
Due: April 15, 2016
Website
Application
The High School Summer Internship Program is designed for students interested in pursuing careers in architecture, engineering, building trades, public administration, business administration or information technology. The program is structured to enable students to gain exposure to the many careers in the built environment and to learn about what it takes to build New York City. It is a unique opportunity to prepare students for the growing demands of the job market. Assignments may include AutoCAD (computer aided design) drafting for students interested in architecture or engineering, internet research, word processing, spreadsheet creation, and other clerical work. Students work five days per week, in a six-week program that combines hands-on work and educational programming.
What:Programs for architecture and design
Who:High School Students- see eligibility
Due: April 15, 2016
Website
Application
The High School Summer Internship Program is designed for students interested in pursuing careers in architecture, engineering, building trades, public administration, business administration or information technology. The program is structured to enable students to gain exposure to the many careers in the built environment and to learn about what it takes to build New York City. It is a unique opportunity to prepare students for the growing demands of the job market. Assignments may include AutoCAD (computer aided design) drafting for students interested in architecture or engineering, internet research, word processing, spreadsheet creation, and other clerical work. Students work five days per week, in a six-week program that combines hands-on work and educational programming.
NY Historical Society Spring Scholars Internship
What: Internship
Who: Juniors ONLY
Application Due: January 29, 2016
Website
Application
This spring, the New-York Historical Society is inviting high school students to explore our exhibition Silicon City: Computer History Made in New York. The Spring Scholarsprogram will offer participants a unique, behind-the-scenes experience of the exhibition. Working among a small group of like-minded peers, they will explore images, artifacts, interactives, and oral histories that tell the story of Silicon City, exploring local innovations that were key to computer development. From vacuum tubes and punched cards to transistors, they will learn about pioneering work accomplished after the 1964 World's Fair, such as the computer graphics revolution born in New York City a decade later.
What: Internship
Who: Juniors ONLY
Application Due: January 29, 2016
Website
Application
This spring, the New-York Historical Society is inviting high school students to explore our exhibition Silicon City: Computer History Made in New York. The Spring Scholarsprogram will offer participants a unique, behind-the-scenes experience of the exhibition. Working among a small group of like-minded peers, they will explore images, artifacts, interactives, and oral histories that tell the story of Silicon City, exploring local innovations that were key to computer development. From vacuum tubes and punched cards to transistors, they will learn about pioneering work accomplished after the 1964 World's Fair, such as the computer graphics revolution born in New York City a decade later.
Futures & Options Program
What: Three programs for career, intern, and college guidance
Who: Students who are 16 years and older
Due: See each program below
Overview Website
Career Essentials Program (Due Oct. 6th)
Internship Program (multiple programs within this program; rolling admission)
College Guidance Initiative (rolling admission)
By partnering with New York's business community, Futures and Options opens doors for underserved youth to build meaningful professional careers. We also provide businesses with a trained, educated, and diverse young workforce.
What: Three programs for career, intern, and college guidance
Who: Students who are 16 years and older
Due: See each program below
Overview Website
Career Essentials Program (Due Oct. 6th)
Internship Program (multiple programs within this program; rolling admission)
College Guidance Initiative (rolling admission)
By partnering with New York's business community, Futures and Options opens doors for underserved youth to build meaningful professional careers. We also provide businesses with a trained, educated, and diverse young workforce.
Past Internship Offerings:
Downtown Community Television Media Fellows Program
What: Learning how to make television and films
Who: Grades 9-12
Application Due: October 16, 2015
Website
Application
DCTV is a wonderful media organization that services students from all over NYC. Our youth media training programs service students from grades 9-12th and are completely free. Students learn the basics of documentary filmmaking, including camera operation, editing skills, interviewing and media literacy. The Junior Fellows produce a series of projects including a PSA, collaborative fiction project, and a group documentary. Additionally, students in this program curate Docu-Jam, a youth documentary film festival. Graduates are eligible to apply for the Intermediate Media Fellows Program. Meal and transportation stipend, included.
What: Learning how to make television and films
Who: Grades 9-12
Application Due: October 16, 2015
Website
Application
DCTV is a wonderful media organization that services students from all over NYC. Our youth media training programs service students from grades 9-12th and are completely free. Students learn the basics of documentary filmmaking, including camera operation, editing skills, interviewing and media literacy. The Junior Fellows produce a series of projects including a PSA, collaborative fiction project, and a group documentary. Additionally, students in this program curate Docu-Jam, a youth documentary film festival. Graduates are eligible to apply for the Intermediate Media Fellows Program. Meal and transportation stipend, included.
