Department of Civil Service

Undergraduate (Session internship)/Graduate Internships

Undergraduate: Work with Assembly members; Research
Graduate: Assembly staff research; Policy analysis

Also offered are part time internships. This position is offered to both undergraduate and graduate students.

Students will be offered a stipend for their services.
Credit can also be obtained (up to 15 cr hrs, depending on working hours amount)

Albany

Undergraduate/Graduate(Unpaid) Internships

Student is required to fulfill the hourly requirements of his/her school and to perform a minimum of 10 hours per week for the entire semester.

John VanVoris
NYS Office of the Attorney General
Albany, NY 12224
Phone: (518) 474-5481
E-Mail: John.VanVoris@ag.ny.gov
Website: http://www.ag.ny.gov/bureau/legal_recruitment/students.html

Undergraduate Internships

Outdoor work on bridges

Information Technology

Various bridges in NYS: Rip Van Winkle, Kingston-Rhinecliff, Mid Hudson, Newburgh-Beacon, Bear Mountain

Consumer Protection Board

Part-time and full-time internships are available. Interns earn hourly wages or college credit.

Utilities Unit (1): Assist in information exchange between NYS CPB parties in utility regulatory matters; Review incoming and outgoing responses to information requests; Research utility regulatory policy issues; Assist in drafting correspondence.

Counsel & Policy Research (1): Assist with legal research, writing, policy development, administrative functions, and program development; Assist in enforcement of the Do Not Call law and mediation of consumer complaints.

Lisa R. Harris
Executive Deputy Director
NYS Consumer Protection Board
5 Empire State Plaza, Suite 2101
Albany, New York 12223
webmaster@consumer.state.ny.us

Please provide the following:

1. Resume
2. Letter of interest
3. Writing sample no longer than five pages
4. Three references

Graduate Internships

The NYS Developmental Disabilities Planning Council (DDPC) hires up to six graduate student interns for a minimum one year commitment (although two year internships are preferable).

Some interns are assigned to our committee staff, others do program development and associated evaluation tasks, still others may be involved with our agency administration staff. Almost all of our interns are involved in interagency activities. Each internship is unique and highly dependent upon the agency's needs at the time; we also try to align students' work assignments along with their career goals.

Our graduate interns work 20 hours a week when SUNYA is in session and up to 40 hours a week (dependent upon availability and agency need) during vacations and inter-sessions. Interns will earn an hourly wage.

Ellen O'Brien Meyers
Special Assistant
NYS Developmental Disabilities Planning Council
155 Washington Avenue
Albany, NY 12210
Phone: (518) 402-3468
Fax (518) 402-3505
Email: emeyers@ddpc.state.ny.us

At the time of interview, please provide the following:

1. Two writing samples
2. A letter or memo (a communications that conveys specific information)
3. A short (4-6 page) research-type paper (policy analysis, position paper, etc.).

The internships are available year-round, but are structured for Fall, Spring, and Summer sessions. Candidates may only work 20 hours per week during the Fall/Spring semesters, with opportunities for full-time during the Summer session.

Currently, the internship is non-paid. Candidates may obtain college credit for their internship if approved from their college/university.

Position Description(34KB)

Candidates must complete an application available at:
http://www.oms.nysed.gov/hr/internships.html

Mail to:

David Mahoney
89 Washington Avenue
Albany, NY 12234
E-mail: dmahoney@mail.nysed.gov
Phone: 518-486-5943, 518-473-3945 (f)

Undergraduate Internships

Variety of areas including
Naturalist Intern Program, Nature Interpretation Internships, Summer Camp Employment

Interns are offered a stipend per week.

College credit for the intern can also be arranged if students make the proper arrangements with the college.

Interns in the Executive Chamber have a wide range of responsibilities and will be assigned to offices based on staff needs.

Interns must be 18 years or older; available to work 20 hours a week; New York State resident or enrolled in a New York State college or law school; enrolled as a junior or senior in college or graduate school; hold a 2.8 GPA or higher.

Interns work from 10 to 13 weeks and earn a stipend of $2,000.

Unpaid internships throughout the year. We work with your school to arrange for academic credit whenever possible. Flexible schedules! Unpaid Internships in:
Archiving, Landscape Architecture, Finance, Legal, Human Resources, Purchasing and IT.

For paid positions available every Spring and Summer in Recreation, Fishing, and Events Crew, send your resume and cover letter in March.

Pier 40 at West Houston Street. On the Hudson River in Beautiful Hudson River Park. Our offices are located in the Far West Village, downtown, in New York City.

Human Rights, Division of

Student Assistants - Undergraduate or law

Human Resource Management, Actuary, Accounting, Law

Internship positions are offered an hourly wage.

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New York City

Albany

Interested candidates should email a cover letter and resume or submit a cover letter and resume indicating position desired directly to the New York City or Albany address:

Human Resources Office
25 Beaver Street - 4th Flr
New York, NY 10004
212-480-5314

OR

Human Resources Office
One Commerce Plaza
Albany, NY 12257
e-mail:
human-resources@ins.state.ny.us

Qualifications include being currently enrolled in a graduate school program in psychology or counseling.

Students work directly with a staff psychologist in running treatment groups, completing psychological assessments, working with a treatment team to develop treatment plans, and providing individual treatment when appropriate.

It is not a paid externship. Students complete training and supervision required for practicum credits.

Occupational Therapy Assistant and Occupational Therapy students who have completed their Level 1 internships from schools which have a contract with Mid-Hudson Forensic Psychiatric Center (MHFPC) may be considered for participation in the student program.

Occupational Therapy Assistant level internships are 8-weeks in length and 3-months for Occupational Therapy students. The dates of the internship are established with the facility program supervisor and the college/university student coordinator prior to the interview.

This is an unpaid internship. Students receive college credit upon the successful completion of their internship.

Students or others interested in learning more about this program may contact:

Irene DiDonato
OTR/L
Phone: 845-374-8849
E-mail: mhotiew@omh.state.ny.us

A limited number of internships are available throughout the year. Responsibilities could include project management coordination, tracking program status, interacting with clients, developing surveys and/or case studies, and database management. Other positions may require communication of events by working on newsletters and press releases.

Paid internships: Work up to 18.75 hours per week during the school year and 37.5 hours a week during the summer.

College credit is available.

Interested candidates should submit a cover letter or resume indicating position desired and reference how you learned of the opportunity. Please include a resume.

Send materials to:

NYSERDA
Human Resources
17 Columbia Circle
Albany, NY 12203-6399

email: recruiter@nyserda.org

Undergraduate (sophomore or above) Session Assistant

Graduate Fellowship

Senate Operations

College credit is available to both undergraduates and graduate students

A student with a completed degree in Communications or Journalism can become a candidate for the Press Fellowship

Undergraduate interns are offered a four month (January/April) stipend in the amount of $3,750.

Graduate students are offered a 10 month internship with a stipend.

Undergraduate/Graduate Internships

Staffing, Forensic Science

Generally 120-150 hours during the Spring and Fall semesters; internships are generally not available during the Summer semester.

Graduate students from Rockefeller College may receive compensation. Undergraduate students are not compensated.

Copies of the application package are sent by Division Headquarters to the Troop Commander or Section Supervisor who arranges for a candidate interview. A background investigation is conducted on students recommended for internships. The successful applicant and State Police Supervisor will jointly develop the student's full schedule at the start of the internship.

Undergraduates learn about the organization, staffing, mission, activities, programs and services of the Division of New York State Police. In addition, they may be given a research project that addresses an issue of concern to the host Troop, the student, or the school.
Graduate students conduct research on issues of importance to the host Section, the Division of State Police, or to the Criminal Justice System in general.

A graduate internship is preceded by a 20-hour orientation to the New York State Police.

Troop or Division Headquarters throughout NYS

Undergraduates are assigned to Zone, Troop, or Division Headquarters

Masters and Doctoral candidates are assigned to Division Headquarters

Students may obtain information and application forms (Pers-41) from the New York State Police Office of Human Resources. The application package, which consists of the following components, must be submitted to the:
Office of Human Resources, New York State Police, 1220 Washington Ave., Albany, NY 12226-2252

• Application (Pers-41)()
• Letter of Referral from school official
• Resume
• Official Transcript(s)

Students should apply at least two months prior to the desired starting date.

Undergraduate (sophmore or above)

We target students who are just beginning their second year of law school and who have an interest in tax law and have a background in accounting and/or English.
The internships run from the beginning of the student's second year and continue until graduation at the end of the student's third year in law school. We stagger the terms of the students so that we have a second year and third year student working at the same time. When the third year student graduates in May or June, the second year student stays on full time for the summer and another second year student comes on board in September.

The work involves legal research, editing of tax law judge decisions and drafting quasi judicial orders.

The internship is a paid position. The students work part time during the school year and full time during the summer. No college credit is granted.

Daniel J. Ranalli
Assistant Chief Administrative Law Judge
Division of Tax Appeals
Riverfront Professional Tower
500 Federal Street
Troy, NY 12180
e-mail: dranalli@nysdta.org

Interested candidates should submit a resume and writing sample.

High School, Undergraduate and Graduate internships.

For more details, please visit our website.

Throughout NYS

E-mail: Recruitment@dot.state.ny.us
Phone: 1-877-DOT-JOB1