Dear English Majors and Minors,

 

Below are some job and internship opportunities for this summer and beyond. Also, if you have a LinkedIn account, CUNY would love for you to fill out this survey so they can better understand how you use your account: https://cunysud.formstack.com/forms/linkedin_survey_2019

 

Best,​

 

 

Karen Weingarten

Acting Chair, English

Queens College, CUNY

 

 

 

Jobs

 

New- CUNY Summer Corps: CUNY Summer Corps application is now live!  Students should complete an application at this link using the pin: 329CUNY.  After completing an application, students will have the opportunity to be matched with an employer for a PAID summer job.   

New- Entry Level Marketing Roles at Kepler Group: Kepler Group, a data-driven digital marketing company, is hiring for 3 entry level roles. What’s unique about Kepler Group? They don’t require new hires have any previous experience in marketing. They have a 4 month training program for new hires that ensures they are ready to perform and they look for candidates with strong communication and critical thinking skills. Check out the open positions hyperlinked below to learn more and submit an application. Reach out to Katie Lyon with your resume for a referral.

New- Entry Level Jobs at TWA Hotel: The TWA Hotel at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York City is opening in spring 2019 and is hiring now! Apply for roles as a Front Office Assistant Manager, Assistant Housekeeping Manager, Catering Sales Manager, Senior Revenue Manager, and Event Manager today. Click here to learn more about all available roles and apply.  Email your resume and cover letter to Katie Lyon for a referral.

New- Marketing & Community Engagement Associate at FTH: Flushing Town Hall (FTH) presents multi-disciplinary global arts that engage and educate the global communities of Queens and New York City, in order to foster mutual appreciation.  Reporting to Director of Marketing and Community Engagement, the Marketing and Community Engagement Associate will support developing and implementing traditional and digital efforts that directly drive revenue-generation and more audience for every ticketed event, including, but not limited to, jazz, classical, and world music, dance, theater, family, and education programs.  This position is a part-time (24 hours a week; $20/hr; no benefits) and will require some evening and weekend availability. Browse www.flushingtownhall.org to learn more about FTH and check out the full job description and steps to apply here.  

New- Jobs at Optimus: Optimus Ride is a self-driving vehicle startup working to enable safe, sustainable, and equitable mobility solutions. Their mission is to transform cities and pave the way for a more sustainable future through the introduction of self-driving technologies.  Optimus will be servicing the upcoming ferry at the Brooklyn Navy Yard and they are looking for staff to manager their field office and execute services.  Open positions are listed and hyperlinked below:

New- Jobs at Travel Startup Voyager HQ: Interested in a job with a travel start up? Check out the job board at Voyager HQ. Voyager HQ is a start up club for the global travel, tourism, and hospitality industry. The Voyager HQ community brings together entrepreneurs, corporate partners, and investors from around the world to create the future of travel experiences through curated events, workspace, and actionable introductions. Check out job opportunities with their start-up members here.

2020 Census Jobs: The Census is hiring thousands of people in New York City to help prepare for and execute the 2020 Census. The temporary Census jobs fall into two categories:

  • Professional jobs that will provide managerial, administrative, and technical support for the Census count and pay $30 to $40 per hour
  • Field jobs that will ensure the Census operations are effective in the region and pay between $20 and $30 per hour.

Search and apply for professional jobs on USAjobs.gov. 

Note: the US Census has stringent requirements about the resume language directly reflecting the responsibilities of the job. It’s worth it to tailor your resume for the specific Census role you are applying for to ensure your resume is accepted.  Search and apply for field jobs on 2020census.gov/jobs. A resume is no needed for field jobs. Simply complete the application online.  Learn more in this worksheet.  

Opportunities at the Brooklyn Navy Yard: The Brooklyn Navy Yard is currently recruiting for a variety of positions.  Opportunities include IT Specialists, Software Engineers,Research and Development Engineers, and more.   You can see all the open opportunities and steps to apply here.  If you would like a referral, please email the name of the position you are applying to along with your resume to Katie Lyon.   

Peer Mentor at Guttman Community College: The Peer Mentoring Program is an integral component of the academic and co-curricular student experience at Guttman Community College. Peer Mentors from across the CUNY system help ease the transition from high school to college, and coach students through their continued educational career while at Guttman. Reporting to the  Director and Associate Director of Mentoring & Student Success, Peer Mentors are visible, active, and invested in the development of an inclusive, academically-focused community.  There are four types of Peer Mentors: Admissions & Access, First Year Experience, Meet-up, and Transfer. 

Visit this site to learn more about the Peer Mentor opportunity and submit an application.The deadline to apply is April 12.

DoITT Associate Tech Fellowship: The DoITT Tech Fellowship  places recent CUNY associate degree graduates in full-time technology roles at New York City's Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications (DoITT).  Fellows receive a competitive wage, professional development, and support throughout the three-year program. During the three years, fellows are expected to take civil service exams which would make them eligible to become New York City employees. By becoming a fellow you will gain invaluable experience and a direct path to an exciting and challenging career! Come to this information session to learn more about our program and how to apply. 

RSVP here to attend an upcoming info sessions on April 12th from 12-1 PM and 2-3 PM. 
Students can apply here.

Civil Service Pathways Fellowship: Interested in working at a NYC Government Agency? Apply to the Civil Service Pathways Fellowship at www.cuny.edu/cipportal The Civil Service Pathways Fellowship is a joint effort between CUNY and NYC DCAS to put you on the fast track to becoming a City employee. Open only to CUNY graduates with their bachelors, the Fellowship is a two-year program in which you will work full time at a City agency, receive training and become eligible to take a civil service exam after the first year. Unlike other fellowships, the Civil Service Pathways Fellowship helps to prepare and facilitate a seamless transition from fellow to a City employee.  

The Civil Service Pathways Fellowship has three distinct career tracks that are in high demand at City agencies:Program and Policy Analysis, Data and Digital Services, and Finance and Procurement. Go to www.cuny.edu/cip to learn more and www.cuny.edu/cipportal to apply. 

JPMC Tech Connect Program: The JPMorgan Chase Tech Connect Program was created to help those underrepresented in technology gain the right skills to join the JPMC technology team.  If you have a passion for innovation, technology and financial services, this program will help you develop into an industry-leading professional. Tech Connect  is a multi-week intensive Java training where participants will learn to read, write and understand basic Java, as well as receive support and coaching from senior business leaders. The program also arranges networking opportunities that will help participants build a career with the firm. This coding boot camp leads in to JPMC's full-time Software Engineer Program.

Program Requirements:

  • CUNY students with expected graduation dates in Winter 2019 or Spring 2020. Minimum GPA of 3.2
  • The program seeks diverse candidates who do not have a background in computer science or coding, but have a passion for developing innovative technology solutions. Students pursuing degrees in finance, engineering, electrical engineering and other non-computer technical areas are preferred.
  • Exceptional analytical and problem-solving skills, exposure to data analysis, familiarity with programming languages and excellent communication skills. 
  • Must have a clear passion for working in technology, highly motivated, intellectually curious, collaborative and open to new challenges.
  • Must be a U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident.

If you are interested in this opportunity, please apply here.

CUNY Tutor Corps Summer Jobs: Tutor Corps is a partnership between CUNY, the Office of the Mayor, and the NYC Department of Education.  This summer they are looking for studetnst to support STEM enrichment camps and/or Extended School Year classrooms.  Tutors are paid $17/hour and work for 19 hours per week.  You can learn more about the CUNY Tutor Corps program on their website.  Candidates interested in becoming a tutor should complete this application by May 17, 2019.

 

 

Internships

 

New- CBS News Summer Internship: The CBS News Internship Program offers exciting , PAID opportunities for college students who are currently enrolled in a 4-year university, have achieved junior status and are interested in pursuing a career in journalism or broadcasting. Placement possibilities include The Evening News, 60 Minutes, 48 Hours, CBS This Morning, CBS This Morning: Saturday, Sunday Morning, Newspath, News Radio, Talent Strategy, National Desk, CBSN, Press Office, Weekend News, News Marketing and the Investigative Unit. Assignments vary day-to-day and duties vary in each department. Interns can expect to learn fundamental news-gathering skills, find, confirm and report news stories, greet guests, log tapes, coordinate script, research stories, conduct preliminary interviews, assist during shoots, select footage, perform light clerical duties and assist producers and talent.  Learn more and submit an application here.

New- Marketing Internship at City Jeans Premium: Established in 1993, City Jeans Premium has been a family owned and operated business in the Bronx and Queens with an emphasis on community and customer service. The company is seeking a paid intern to support marketing, administrative, and merchandising functions. The schedule is flexible. See attached job description. To apply, send resume and cover letter to hire@cityjeans.com by May 1, 2019

New- Internship at NEBGH Nonprofit: Northeast Business Group on Health (NEBGH), a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization, is one of the nation’s most active and influential healthcare-focused business coalitions, with more than 200-member employer organizations, health plans, providers, consultants, pharmaceutical companies and other stakeholders.  The coalition’s mission is to drive improvements in healthcare services and quality, while reducing costs. They are hiring an unpaid summer intern to support execution of the annual survey of member benefits which will influence the organization’s strategy for the upcoming year. NEBGH is seeking undergraduate or graduate students with a background in event planning, non-profit development, healthcare and/or public health and strong communication skills. Interested candidates should submit resume, cover letter and writing sample to Janaera Gaston at jgaston@nebgh.org. 

BoardVitals Summer Design Intern: BoardVitals is hiring a paid summer design intern. BoardVitals helps healthcare professionals prepare for medical exams, recertification exams and was listed in 2018’s INC 500 as one of the fastest growing companies in America. Intern responsibilities include assisting in the creation of marketing campaigns and conducting research and design testing. BoardVitals is seeking college Juniors or Seniors working towards a degree in Design or Advertising or recent college graduates. Interns will be paid $15 per hour and must be eligible to work 20 hours per week for 3 months during summer 2019. You can find the job description and apply here and you can learn more about the company here. Apply by April 10th.

Summer Internships at WeWork: WeWork is hiring interns for the summer! The company that changed the way businesses lease office space has moved into a number of different spaces, innovating the way we work and live.  Roles WeWork is currently recruiting for include:

Apply here to join their team this summer! Reach out to Katie Lyon for a referral.

Client Communications Internship at DoITT: The NYC Department of Information Technology & Telecommunications (DoITT) is seeking a Client Communications Intern to join their team for Summer 2019.  The Client Communications Intern will support the drafting and scheduling of communications to City agency executives, foster IT collaboration, and perform admisitrative work as needed.  This is a 35/hours per week opportunity that would start in late May and last 10-12 weeks.  The pay rate is $20/hour. 

You can learn more about this opportunity here.  To apply, submit a cover letter and resume to doitt.internships@doitt.nyc.gov with the title of the position as the subject line.  

Madison Square Garden 2019 Fall Student Associate Program:  Madison Square Garden (MSG) is a world leader in live sports and entertainment experiences and they are developing the leaders of tomorrow through their Student Associate Program.  The program offers paid internships in a variety of roles including communications, accounting, marketing, sales, production and more.  To be eligible for the program students must be currently enrolled in college working towards a four year or graduate degree.  To learn more about the opportunities and to submit an application, visit MSG's site here.

Ponce Bank Universal Banker Internship: Ponce Bank is hiring for a Universal Banker Intern for the Spring Semester.  The ideal candidates will have a high school diploma, or equivalent, with an emphasis in a business curriculum. This is a paid internship and they are open to part-time or full-time candidates. Visit here to learn more and submit an application.

Summer Internships at Peloton: Peloton, a leader in e-commerce and fitness, is looking for talented, enthusiastic undergrads for their upcoming Summer 2019 Internship class! This 9-week program (June 4 - August 9, 2019) will offer a fully immersive view of one of Peloton's teams as well as group activities with peers and colleagues. Interns will actively participate in the day-to-day work of their business unit in addition to independent projects that will be presented at the end of the program.  Visit this site to learn more about the opportunities and to apply. 

 

 

Experiential Learning

 

New- Verizon Agencies Marketing Challenge: Do you think like a marketer? Do you have what it takes to work at a marketing agency?  Join Verizon Partner Agencies Career Fair on April 30th for a marketing challenge.  You can learn more about the opportunity and register here.  The deadline to apply is April 12th.  

New- COOP Digital Marketing Fellowship: Join COOP on May 2nd and their alumni to learn about the Digital Marketing fellowship program that trains emerging leaders in the field and helps them land great jobs at companies like IPG, Publicis, and Oath, among many others. COOP is recruiting now for the next cohort of fellows! Graduating seniors - this is your opportunity to kick start your career in digital marketing!  RSVP on our MeetUp page here.

Project Destined 2019/2020 Cohort: Project Destined is a real estate experiential learning program that allows high school and college students to learn about real estate investment in their own communities. The fall 2019 cohort will focus on the Mott Haven area of the Bronx. Scholars will work directly with business leaders and team mentors from Harvard Business School and Columbia Graduate School of Real Estate to envision concepts for new development along the Bronx waterfront. Between September 2019 and March 2020, scholars will be charged with developing innovative investment ideas for their local community while competing for over $25,000 in scholarship awards. You can learn more about the program in this handout and in this video. 

Interested candidates should submit an application at this link by May 1. 

COOP Digital Apprenticeship: COOP closes the social capital gap by recruiting and investing deeply in divers, low-income, and first generation graduates from CUNY and other urban public colleges.  COOP's flagship program is the Digital Apprenticeship.  Peer cohorts of 16 motivated, underemployed graduates meet nightly for 16 weeks (200 hours) to learn technical skills, build community, and jump-start careers in digital marketing and data analytics.  Check out this flyer to learn more about the apprenticeship program and steps to apply.  The application deadline for the Fall 2019 cohort is July 29. 

 

 

Events

 

CUNY Careers in Life Sciences: Join us on April 30th to learn about careers at the intersection of business and life sciences with innovated leaders in the Life Sciences sector.  There will be a panel discussion moderated by Kate Merton of Jlabs, a groundbreaking life sciences accelerator in NYC.  There will also be panelists from CDM New York, Medidata, and NYC Economic Development Corporation.  To learn more about the event and to RSVP, visit our event page here (access using code: CUNY2019).

Meet the Recruiters Event: Join Diverse Influencers on April 30th for an exclusive opportunity for CUNY students to learn first hand from recruiters working in finance.  The purpose of the event is to expose diverse computer science and business students to the soft skills they will need to secure and successfully navigate an internship. There will be professionals from AIG, Accenture, Apollo Global Management, Bank of America, Broadridge, Prudential, and more in attendance to participate in a panel discussion and round table conversations. You can learn more about the event and register here. 

Salesforce World Tour: On Tuesday May 7 the Salesforce World Tour will be at the Javits Center in NYC.  This is an opportunity to explore tons of sessions and get hands-on with the latest product updates and innovations.  There will also be lots of opportunities to network.  You can register for FREE here.  

NASP Mentoring Luncheon: Are you interested in financial services careers and want to learn about jobs and internships?  Join the National Association of Securities Professionals (NASP) Luncheon on April 26 from 10:00am-4:00pm.  Go here to RSVP for the event.and email Marshay Hall by April 24 for inclusion in the resume book.    

Downtown Brooklyn Open Office Series: Join the Downtown Brooklyn Partnership for its Open Office series April 8 to 12 to get inside some of the most innovative technology start-ups in Brooklyn. Attendees will have the opportunity to have an intimate discussion with the Founder to learn about their career story. Participating companies include L+R, HappyFun Corp., Work & Co, and Sesame. Learn more about each company in this flyer. You can RSVP here

Tech CreateHER: Join the tech CreateHER challenge hosted by Lehman College Women in Computer Science (WiCS) on Friday, May 10th!  The tech createHER challenge hackathon is a one-day event created to provide a space to celebrate, encourage, and support women creating and innovating in tech. We will be providing food and spending the day designing, building, and coding alongside other women also interested in tech.
 
This is not just a hackathon; this a proclamation: women can do anything!  You can learn more about the event and RSVP here.

Paid Internship Advocacy Campaign: WayUp, an organization focused on supporting early-career candidates discover work opportunities, recently started a Pay the Interns campaign.  The campaign is taking a stand against unpaid internships and has started a petition to gather public support.  Follow this link to learn more and advocate for more paid internships. 

 

 

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