Brooklyn Technical High School

1. Seniors who are currently 18 years old or will be 18 by the end of April 2010 – The U.S. Census Bureau is looking to fill temporary and part-time positions. Information available in 7S2.

2. Community Organizing & Constituent Services Intern Job Posted: 29Dec09

The Office of the NYC Public Advocate seeks VOLUNTEER interns for the Community Organizing and Constituent Services Department. The department assists city residents in overcoming obstacles in navigating government agencies, maintains relationships with local leaders and concern neighbors, and engages in community organizing with elected and neighborhood leaders and groups to tackle tough issues facing city residents. Ideal opportunity for individuals looking for government and community organizing experience. Volunteer Internship: 14-35 hours a week. Qualification and application information in room 7S2

3. Land Use Policy Intern Job Posted: 04Jan10

The Office of the NYC Public Advocate seeks interns for the Land Use/Policy Department.

The department works closely with the City Planning Commission, develops land use policy and works with civic organizations on neighborhood development issues. The department will also work along side the organizing department to engage in community organizing with elected and neighborhood leaders to tackle tough issues facing city residents. Ideal opportunity for individuals looking for government, urban land use and policy experience. Volunteer Internship: 14-35 hours a week. Qualification and application information in room 7S2.

 

4. Bank of America Student Leaders Program

HS juniors and seniors can apply for Bank of America’s Neighborhood Excellence Initiative Student Leaders program. Selected student leaders will participate in a PAID 8 week summer internship with a local non profit organization. You will also participate in a week long all expense paid Student Leadership Summit in Washington, DC IN July. APPLICATION DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 17. Apply on-line:

http://www.bankofamerica.com/foundation/index.cfm?template=fd_studentleaders

5. FREE Summer Arts Institute

Students entering grades 8-12 in September can apply to attend the Summer Arts Institute, a FREE, four week intensive arts program to be held at the Frank Sinatra School of the Arts HS in July. The program is designed for students at an intermediate or advanced level of study in their chosen art form. Tracks offered in dance, drams, vocal music, instrumental music (band), photography, film, and visual arts. Admission to the program is by application and competitive auditions

 

6. The Weitzmann Institute in Israel has International Summer ScienceInstitute

Students will study at Rehovot and working in groups of two or three students, will work on ongoing research projects of their choosing under the guidance of Weitzmann Institute graduate students and scientists. The final week of the program will be spent at a field school in the Judean Desert near the Dead Sea. Each student accepts will receive a scholarship. Extremely prestigious program. APPLICATION DEADLINE: March 1, 2010

 

7. Health Research Program

The Office of Minority Health Research Coordination (OMHRC) at the National Institutes of Health (NIH), National Institute of Diabetes and digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK) in Bethesda, MD is interested in recruiting outstanding underrepresented minority and disadvantaged students to participate in their STEP-UP program. Purpose: to expose students to research in the following NIDDK mission areas: diabetes, endocrinology, metabolism, nutrition, obesity and digestive, liver, urologic, kidney and hematological diseases. DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 15. Additional info in room 7S2

 

7A. Community Organizing/Constituent Services/City Politics

The office of the NYC Public Advocate seeks interns for the Community Organizing and Constituent Services Department. The department assists city residents in overcoming obstacles in navigating government agencies, maintains deep relationships with local

 

7B. SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION AUTHORITY

The SCA needs young talent like you!!! Six week program for HS juniors and seniors in conjunction with the NYCDOE. The program places students in internships at the SCA and with various architectural, construction and engineering firms doing business with the SCA . Four days in a business environment and one day in a classroom setting attending career development workshops. Participating students work 30 hours per week and are PAID minimum wages. Additional info in 7S2

 

7C. SUMMER RESEARCH INTERNSHIP PROGRAM – COOPER UNION

Application deadline MARCH 5, 2010. Information in 7S2

1. Weill Cornell Medical School - Three week Program begins July 5th

Weill Cornell Youth Scholar Program (WCYSP)

Has developed this program for underrepresented, underprivileged students from New York’s inner city high schools. The program will allow youth scholars to have a taste of the Weill Cornell Medical School curriculum, while improving their reading comprehension and critical thinking skills. DEADLINE FOR SUBMITTING APPLICATION: APRIL 15TH

 

2. Summer Research Program

The Roswell Park Cancer Institute in Buffalo, NY is sponsoring the 58 Annual Summer Research Participation program for HS and college students. The HS program will run from June 28-August 13, 2010. Juniors who are interested in scientific research as a possible career should consider applying. DEADLINE : FEBRUARY 1, 2010

 

3. Columbia University Science Honors Program – FALL 2010

Highly selective program for students who have a strong interest in science and mathematics. Classes are held at Columbia from 10 AM to 12:30 pm on Saturdays throughout the academic year. Applicants for the 2010-2011 school year must now be in the 11th, 10th or 9th grade and must apply online. DEADLINE: March 3, 2010

 

4. Citizen Schools at Urban Assembly Academy for Arts & Letters

Looking for HS junior and senior volunteers to help tutor middle school students after school. Students volunteer one day a week, 3:30-4:30 pm. Location: Urban Assembly Academy of Arts and Letters, 225 Adelphi St., Fort Greene. If interested, contact Deepti Panjabi, Deeptipanjabi@citizenschools.org

 

5. Sadie Nash Leadership Project

Sadie Nash is designed to guide young women through a process in which they come to understand the importance of their life experiences, and how these can be applied to taking action and making change. We are accepting applications NOW using rolling admissions until May 7th. We only look for young women who do not have other opportunities like Sadie Nash, who are interested in a community of peers and who are able to commit to a full time summer program. ALL STUDENTS WHO ATTEND THE PROGRAM RECEIVE A STIPEND AND METROCARD.

 

6. UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND – 2010 EXPLORING ENGINEERING PROGRAM

Are you considering engineering as a potential college major? For young women currently in their sophomore or junior year of HS. One week residential program in which young women learn about engineering, meet faculty and current engineering students, experience living on a college campus and visit innovative labs and facilities. Dates: Rising Juniors-July 11-17, Rising Seniors-July 18-24, 2010. Application on line, http://www.eng.umd.edu/summer or stop by 7S2 for flyer

 

7. ALFRED UNIVERSITY

Program designed to provide top quality instruction in a supportive environment. A fun and memorable experience for all. Tuition: $795. Brochure in 7S2

 

8. SMITH COLLEGE-Summer Science and Engineering Program (SSEP)

July4-31, 2010. Grades 9-12. Four week residential program for exceptional young women with strong interests in science, engineering and medicine. Hands-on research with Smith faculty in the life and physical sciences and in engineering. FEE: $4800

 

9. NJIT

Pre-College Programs gives students in grades 4-12 the chance to explore careers in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM). Contact school or visit website for additional information, www.njit.edu/precollege or 973-596-3550

 

10. COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY – SUMMER PROGRAM FOR HS STUDENTS

Program divided into two 3-week sessions, June 28-July 16 and July 20-August 6.

Additional information, tuition, and fees available at www.ce.columbia.edu/hs

 

11. New York Summer School of the Arts (A Program Supported and Sponsored by the governor and the New York State Legislature Administered by the State Education Department) Available to HS students considering a career in the arts or entertainment industries. Through NYSSSA’S 8 component schools in ballet, choral studies, dance, jazz studies, media arts, orchestral studies, theatre, and visual arts, you will have the opportunity to experience daily life with professional artists, and the chance to understand the benefits of consistent and rigorous discipline in your chosen field. Tuition varies between $1300 and $1750. Costs should not discourage any talented young artist from participating in the audition process. Applications available in 7S2 or www.emsc.nysed.gov/sysssa/

 

12. PRATT UNIVERSITY-Summer 2010 Pre-College Program

July 6-30, 2010. HS students have an invaluable opportunity to sharpen their portfolios, get a taste of college life and earn four college credits. The program is offered at both Brooklyn and Manhattan campuses. Tuition: $2620 plus fees. Additional information contact 718-636-3453 or email preco@pratt.edu

 

13. NAACP NEW YORK CITY ACT-SO

Act-So Program was developed to enchance and showcase the academic and artistic achievement of African-American HS students. Yearlong enrichment program that culminates in a local and national competition. Workshops located in Manhattan.

 

14. PRINCETON UNVERSITY SUMMER JOURNALISM PROGRAMDeadline: February 5, 2010. Program for HS student journalists from low-income backgrounds that will take place for 10 days in August on the campus of Princeton University. Additional info in 7S2

15. NYGEAR UP (Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Program)

Stop by room 7S2 and get copy of In Gear II newsletter with contact info for program

1. Thomas Polise Consulting Engineers

Part-time office worker in small consulting engineering office located on W19 Street in Manhattan. Job Description: Scanning Drawings & Correspondence documents and filing on server, filing plans and documents in plan room, delivering drawing packages.

Monday-Thursday, 3-6:00 pm. Contact Mr. John Orefice, 212-645-1002

2. U.S. CENSUS 2010

Jobs available. Flyer in 7S2

1. AMERICAN LEGION AUXILLIARY KING COUNTY COMMITTEE – AUXILIARY EMPIRE GIRLS STATE PROGRAM

Only 360 high school juniors are chosen from schools throughout New York State. Program is not a camp or a vacation, it is a college accredited program about our governmental process and our Constitution. It is geared to y0ung women with ambition, enthusiasm, and leadership potential. DEADLINE: MARCH 5TH. APPLICATION IN ROOM 7S2

 

2. CITIZENS’ COMMITTEE for CHILDREN OF NY, INC. – YOUTH ACTION NYC

The YouthAction Community Leadership Course empowers young people as advocates to make NYC a better place for children, youth and families.

APPLICATION DEADLINE: MARCH 15. Application in room 7S2 

 

3. YOUTH CONNECT FEBRUARY 2010 NEWSLETTER

 

4. AFTER SCHOOL COURSES OFFERED AT THE AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY

List of courses available in 7S2

 

5. MANHATTAN COLLEGE – SUMMER PROGRAM FOR MINORITY AND WOMEN HS STUDENTS in ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE

Program includes lectures and laboratory experiences related to concepts in science and the various engineering disciplines such as civil, mechanical, chemical, electrical, environmental and computer engineering. FREE PROGRAM. Application in 7S2

1. RESEARCH ASSISTANT/INTERN FOR EXECUTIVE COACHING FIRM

Highly intelligent and detail-oriented research assistant/intern needed for small, busy and growing midtown professional office. Must be prompt, discreet, and very organized with a high proficiency in writing and research. Must have good interpersonal skills for client interaction. Excellent computer skills, typing and familiarity with Macs required. Respond to Ecrecruiting1@gmail.com with cover letter and resume. When responding, please send all attachments in Microsoft Word format. Do not use mime for your email.

2. OXFORD NURSING HOME

Volunteer packet available in room 7S2. As a volunteer at the Oxford Nursing Home, your time and effort is appreciated. Rewarding experience.

1.  THE BROOKLYN QUEENS LONG ISLAND AREA HEALTH EDUCATION CENTER  SUMMER INTERNSHIP PROGRAM (SHIP) 
Six week opportunity for high school student.  Exposes students to a variety of careers in the health fields.  APPLICATION DEADLINE MARCH 29
Application in 7S2

1.  VARIOUS SUMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS  -   FREE OR LOW COST TO MINORITY STUDENTS.
Some programs have past due dates, so inquire for next year.  Available in 7S2
 
2.  CHARLES B. WANG COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER
Surviving Your First Year of College, March 12, 4-6 PM, and NY Teens Got Talent Show,
April 17, 1-3:30 PM.  Registration form on line: www.cbwchc.org or call 212-226-8866
 
3.  NYU PRE COLLEGE
www.nyu.edu/info/summer/precollege.  Tuition required.  Brochure in 7S2
 
4. US COAST GUARD ACADEMY-ACADEMY INTRODUCTION MISSION (AIM)
Program for HS JUNIORS.   For six action packed days you are immersed in Coast Guard tradition and Academy life.  APPLICATION DEADLINE -  EARLY APRIL.  Visit admissions.uscga.edu/aim.  Additional info in 7S2

1.  THE PARK  SLOPE  DAY CAMP
Spend your summer outdoors with children.  Have a summer of trips, fun, friendships and personal growth.  Eight weeks beginning June 29 and ending August 22. APPLY ON LINE:    www.parkslopedaycamp.com

IMPORTANT ADVICE FOR PURSUING VOLUNTEER WORK: 
START LOOKING FOR A POSITION AS SOON AS YOU CAN! (J. Weiner, Class of 2012)
Extensive list and detailed information on how to find community service work. Available in 7S2

 

1. Minds Matter is a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to transform the lives of accomplished high school students from low-income families by broadening their dreams and preparing them for college success. We are currently accepting applications for the 2010 - 2011 Sophomore Program and encourage you to nominate qualified students. Each accepted student is paired with two mentors, a writing advisor, and an SAT/ACT test preparation advisor who work with the student on Saturdays throughout the school year. Minds Matter expects its students to return to the program each year through senior year of high school.

In sophomore and junior years, Minds Matter assists students in applying to academic summer programs at various colleges, universities, and preparatory schools. In past summers, students have attended institutions including Harvard, Brown, Cornell, Yale, Phillips Academy (Andover), Phillips Exeter and Choate. Students have also attended academic programs abroad in countries such as France, Japan, South Africa and Thailand.

As senior year approaches, the focus shifts toward researching, applying to, and gaining acceptance into a four-year college or university. Minds Matter also assists its students in applying for financial aid and supplements this aid with its own fundraising efforts. The Minds Matter program is of no cost to your students or your school.

Please note the following about the ideal candidate:

· Enrolled in 10th grade for the 2010-2011 academic year and interested in pursuing a college education
· Demonstrates strong academic potential, motivation, maturity, time management and responsibility
· Maintains an overall grade point average of at least 88%
· Active in extracurricular and/or community activities (part-time jobs included)
· Qualifies for free and reduced price lunch (special consideration may be granted based on number of dependents and other extenuating circumstances)
· Would benefit greatly from a summer academic experience

For more information about Minds Matter please visit: http://www.mindsmatter.org/chapter_nyc.asp

ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
RIT's 20th annual College & Careers program.  Available to students entering their senior year in the fall.  Two-day program begins on Friday and concludes mid-afternoon the following day.  July 23-24 and August 6-7.  Starting in June students can register online at http://www.admissions.rit.edu/careers/
 
JOHNSON & WALES UNIVERSITY
THREE-DAY PROGRAM FOR HS STUDENTS ENTERING THEIR JUNIOR OR SENIOR YEAR. Career Explorations in Accounting, Creative Advertising, Business, Equine Studies, Fashion, Criminal Justice, Hospitality, Sports/entertainment/event management, Technology, Baking & Pastry Arts, Culinary Arts.  Registration fee required.  Booklet available in room 7S2.
 
NAVIANCE
Summer opportunities/internships available in Naviance.  Go into your account.  Click Colleges, then Enrichment. 

Career Opportunities in the Accounting Profession (COAP) Program

COAP, an all expenses-paid program, introduces promising minority high school juniors to careers in accounting and business. Application in room 7S2

Greenpoint YMCA’s ExxonMobil Green Team.

HS students living in Greenpoint and Williamsburg can participate in this program. For more information contact Tammea Tyler at ttyler@mcanyc.org or 212-912-2265