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CUCS, The Prince George The Center for Urban Community Services (CUCS) is a pioneer in creating comprehensive, effective housing and service programs for homeless and low-income people, primarily single adults, particularly those suffering from serious mental illness, HIV/AIDS, substance abuse, and other disabling conditions. Since its inception at Columbia University in 1979, CUCS has also worked to improve public policy affecting the homeless and dispossessed. Thousands of formerly homeless people have found independence and rebuilt their lives with the help of CUCS' programs and services. The Center for Urban Community Services invites applications for 4 summer internship positions at The Prince George. The Prince George, located in midtown Manhattan, is a 416 unit SRO supportive housing residence for low income tenants, many of whom have histories of mental illness, homelessness, substance abuse, and /or HIV/AIDS. The summer intern will be an active participant on the core social services team at the Prince George.

Do you love cartoons and animation? Do you have a degree in Illustration, Graphic Design, Animation, or Fine Art? Are you free to work in NYC during the 2013 spring semester? If so, join Brainscape to help develop a French language video supplement for our upcoming French app! New York-based ed-tech startup Brainscape (brainscape.com) is looking for someone to illustrate panels for 20 short instructional French videos. The videos will later be adapted to other foreign languages. Your work will eventually be seen by thousands of language learners as we continue to grow our web/mobile education platform, and you'll be credited by name as Brainscape publishes its leading language mobile apps for iTunes and other mobile markets. This is the perfect opportunity for any aspiring illustrator, cartoonist, or animator to build his/her portfolio and make important contacts in the New York tech startup community. Our ideal candidate must be available to work FULL-TIME in Midtown Manhattan for approximately three months (February - April 2013). Freelance illustrators outside NY who are able to work full-time can also apply. You will receive a stipend, participate in a professional mentorship program, and receive great letters of recommendation if you are a top performer. We might even hire you for a full-time job in the future! Interested candidates should e-mail internships@brainscape.com with their resume, drawing samples, and a short note detailing why they are a good fit for the assignment.

CUCS, The Prince George Description The Center for Urban Community Services (CUCS) is a pioneer in creating comprehensive, effective housing and service programs for homeless and low-income people, primarily single adults, particularly those suffering from serious mental illness, HIV/AIDS, substance abuse, and other disabling conditions. Since its inception at Columbia University in 1979, CUCS has also worked to improve public policy affecting the homeless and dispossessed. Thousands of formerly homeless people have found independence and rebuilt their lives with the help of CUCS' programs and services. The Center for Urban Community Services invites applications for 4 summer internship positions at the Prince George. The Prince George, located in midtown Manhattan, is a 416 unit SRO supportive housing residence for low income tenants, many of whom have histories of mental illness, homelessness, substance abuse, and /or HIV/AIDS. The summer intern will be an active participant on the core social services team at the Prince George.

The Center for Urban Community Services (CUCS) is a pioneer in creating comprehensive, effective housing and service programs for homeless and low-income people, primarily single adults, particularly those suffering from serious mental illness, HIV/AIDS, substance abuse, and other disabling conditions. Since its inception at Columbia University in 1979, CUCS has also worked to improve public policy affecting the homeless and dispossessed. Thousands of formerly homeless people have found independence and rebuilt their lives with the help of CUCS' programs and services. The Center for Urban Community Services invites applications for 1 summer internship positions at the Hegeman. The Hegeman, located in Brownsville Brooklyn, is a 160 unit supportive housing residence for low income tenants, many of whom have histories of mental illness, homelessness, substance abuse, and /or HIV/AIDS. The summer intern will be an active participant on the core social services team at the Hegeman.

We collect, analyze, and interpret various types of data to study applications/system, evaluate organizational investments, and inform new development projects. The intern in this area will work with a team of researchers to model data, develop predictive analytics, and apply forecasting methods in an effort to pioneer new metrics for enhancing educational opportunities. If you have experience and a passion for topics like neural networks, machine learning, or sabermetrics, apply for this internship.

New York based Emmy award-winning television, Film and New Media production company is seeking social media marketing interns to join our highly creative cutting -edge team. We are storytellers whose work focuses on people. We have been featured widely in the media from the New York Times to national talk shows. Our shows have been shown on HBO, TLC, and Discovery Health. We are currently in the post-production phase of a personal and social action feature documentary film.??We are specifically seeking an individual who understand the relationship between social medial and social issue film outreach. We seek to build relationships through collaboration, partnerships and audience engagement. It is important to have the creative skills to use marketing and social media tools strategically for social issue documentary outreach to be effective. We are looking for an individual who understands and is excited by these concepts.? An ideal candidate has excellent organizational and communication skills, is detail oriented, creative, computer savvy, reliable, and ambitious. Looking for a smart, aspiring go-getter. Must be able to work in a fast paced environment. Business/Marketing background is a must! ***PLEASE NOTE:**** This position is for the upcoming months/Spring Semester. If you are only looking for a Summer Position please apply in April.

Build your resume experience and enhance your marketability with real-work, hands-on practice through a Co-Op opportunity! SAAB SENSIS CORPORATION is in search of a motivated, enthusiastic Operations Research, Physics, Mathematics or Engineering student who would be interested in putting their Operations Research, Physics, Mathematics or System Engineering studies to real-work practice through a Summer (May-August) Co-op opportunity within our Advanced Development division in Syracuse, NY. Selected candidates will be invited to participate in phone and/or on-site interviews at Saab Sensis. Benefits of a co-op at Saab Sensis include: -Paid assignment -Casual work attire -Flexible work hours -401(k) -Fitness facility Saab Sensis Corporation values diversity and as an AA/EO employer, we encourage qualified women, minorities, Vietnam veterans and the handicapped to apply. To Apply, please click the following link: http://www.saabsensis.com/careers/how-to-apply/ *Note: We will only be reviewing candidates who have applied through our website, if you only click the "Apply Now" button on Internships.com, your application may not be reviewed.*

EdLabs New Learning Times (NLT) (http://newlearningtimes.com) covers developments in learning for an audience of innovators, entrepreneurs, and all those aspiring to create the new learning sector. Publishing daily, The New Learning Times team needs writers who can craft compelling stories about the people, products, events, and processes that are emerging to re-shape the opportunities for learning in the 21st century. The intern joining the NLT team will participate in all aspects of the work of the editorial staff.

Interested in a paid summer internship? Apply for the Hope Fund's Summer 2013 scholarship! The Hope Reichbach Memorial Fund (Hope Fund) provides vital learning experiences and career development for underprivileged college students, inviting them into a network centered around Hope Reichbachs memory and values of active leadership and communal responsibility. The Fund was launched after Hopes passing in April 2011, and through this effort we, her family and friends, continue to grow Hopes legacy. The Hope Fund provides stipends for students who to take traditionally unpaid internships in civic leadership and grassroots community organizing in the borough of Brooklyn. Benefits Awarded to Hope Fund Grantees: -       Compensation: Students are provided the opportunity to work in Brooklyn-based organizations in traditionally unpaid internships for $10/hour for full time work (35-40 hours/week) for ten weeks. -       Vital Learning Opportunities: By matching students with unique organizations at the forefront of changing and improving their communities, these internships provide students with hands-on experience of what its like to push the boundaries, explore their talents, and influence social change. -       An Early Start to their Professional Career: The summer internships, which are available to freshman and sophomore college students, expose them to substantive work experience in the public or social sector before they graduate from college and the skills to maximize the impact of their experiences to forging their own path. -       A Strong Network and Community: The circle of Hope is comprised of Hopes family, friends, and colleagues. Were a diverse group who were brought together by one extraordinary person in life, and remain connected through our common goal of continuing her legacy.  It is the intention of the founders of the Fund to include former interns in our advisory body to fund after they have completed their summer program. -       Progressive Values and Social Justice: We believe that the people who really want to change their communities can. We believe in equality, grassroots activism, and the power of young people to do incredible things. We aim to include those who share these values and to explore together what it means to change ones community. Application Process: Applications to the Hope Fund are available at www.HopeForBrooklyn.com. Completed applications must be submitted by March 1, 2013. Candidates may be invited for in person interviews (or virtual, when necessary) in the weeks following. Applicants should be independently researching organizations in Brooklyn where they might like to work while applying for the Hope Fund program.

The Schermerhorn is a supportive housing project, run by CUCS, The Actor's Fund and Common Ground. The intern will be a volunteer for CUCS. The Center for Urban Community Services (CUCS) is a pioneer in creating comprehensive, effective housing and service programs for homeless and low-income people, primarily single adults, particularly those suffering from serious mental illness, HIV/AIDS, substance abuse, and other disabling conditions. Since its inception at Columbia University in 1979, CUCS has also worked to improve public policy affecting the homeless and dispossessed. Thousands of formerly homeless people have found independence and rebuilt their lives with the help of CUCS' programs and services. The Center for Urban Community Services invites applications for 1 summer internship position at The Schermerhorn. The Schermerhorn, located in Boerum Hill Brooklyn, is a 216 unit supportive housing residence for low income tenants, many of whom have histories of mental illness, homelessness, substance abuse, trauma and /or HIV/AIDS. The summer intern will be an active participant on the core social services team at the Schermerhorn, with a focus on resource development to strengthen relationships with outside community providers. The intern will receive a monthly unlimited metro card for the duration of their internship, to accommodate travel to and from work as well as in the surrounding community to explore local resources.