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Internship opportunities for Summer 2009 will be announced and posted on this website on December 3, 2008.
Summer 2008 Internships by Organization
Summer 2008 Internships by Location
Summer 2008 Internships by Area of Interest
The Summer 2008 internships are listed below by organization, by location and by area of interest. The internship lists can also be downloaded here: PICS Internships - by Organization
PICS Internships - by Location
PICS Internships - by Area of Interest
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2008 Internships by Organization
Full job descriptions for each internship are available for download below. Former intern evaluations are available in the PICS office; new internships (which would not have evaluations) are noted below.
Internships last for 10 weeks and pay $450/week ($4500). Work-study and international funding differs. Any exceptions are noted below.
34th STREET PARTNERSHIP/BRYANT PARK CORPORATION, New York, NY 10110 (www.34thstreet.org, www.bryantpark.org)
Former Intern: Yuchen Zhang ‘10 ACCESS COMMUNITY HEALTH NETWORK, Chicago, IL (www.accesscommunityhealth.net)
Former Intern: Jen Andresen ‘07 AMERICAN COLLEGE OF RADIOLOGY IMAGING NETWORK (ACRIN), Philadelphia, PA (www.acrin.org)
Former Interns: Catherine Cushenberry ’07, Mark Wertz ’07, Molly Kantor ‘08 AMERICAN INDIAN CENTER, Chicago, IL (www.aic-chicago.org)
Former Intern: James Mister ‘09 THE ASSOCIATED: JEWISH COMMUNITY FEDERATION OF BALTIMORE, Baltimore MD (www.associated.org)
Former intern: Chad Priest ‘07 B-SAFE PROGRAM (BISHOP’S SUMMER ACADEMIC & FUN ENRICHMENT PROGRAM), Boston, MA (www.ststephensbos.org) Expect housing to be provided** BERMUDA INSTITUTE OF OCEAN SCIENCES, St. George, Bermuda (www.bios.edu) Weekly allowance of $150 will be provided. Airfare is NOT included. Food & lodging is included ** BOSTON HEALTH CARE FOR THE HOMELESS PROGRAM, Boston, MA (www.bhchp.org)
Former Intern: Aita Amaize ‘07 BREAD FOR THE CITY MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS, Washington, DC (www.breadforthecity.org)
Former Intern (Bread for the City): Ruth Metzel ‘10 BRISTOL BOROUGH COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP, Bristol, PA (www.buckspromise.org)
Former Intern: Charlotte Glennie ‘09 CATA - FARMWORKER SUPPORT COMMITTEE, Glassboro, NJ (www.cata-farmworkers.org)
Former Interns: Michael Alonso ’07, Drew Frederick ’07, Vanessa Rodriguez ‘09 CATALYST CHICAGO, Chicago, IL (www.catalyst-chicago.org)
Former Interns: E. Porter White ’08, David Smart ’09, Yiwen Wang ‘08 CENTER FOR PUBLIC INTEGRITY, Washington DC (www.publicintegrity.org)
Former Interns: Ann Lee ’07, Erika Kaneko ’07, Henry Barmeier ‘10 CHILDREN’S LAW CENTER OF MINNESOTA, St. Paul, MN (www.clcmn.org)
Former Interns: Lee Popkin ’07, Katie Cheng ’09, Wenli Cai ’09 CHILDREN’S NATIONAL MEDICAL CENTER (CNMC), Volunteer Services, Washington, DC (www.cnmc.org)
Former Interns: Emily Parker ’07, Jessica George ’07, Sarah Tallman ‘08 CHILDREN’S NATIONAL MEDICAL CENTER (CNMC), Trauma Unit, Washington DC (www.cnmc.org)
Former Interns: Mike Honigberg ’08, Jeff Izant ’08, Trent Magruder ‘08 CITY ACADEMY, St. Louis, MO (www.cityacademyschool.org)
Former Interns: Devon Damiano ’09, Madeline Taylor ‘08 CITY OF SANTA FE ARTS COMMISSION, Santa Fe, NM (www.santafenm.gov)
Former Intern: Emily Parker ‘07 D&R GREENWAY LAND TRUST, Princeton, NJ (www.drgreenway.org)
Former Intern: Sylvia Dee ‘10 EAST HARLEM SCHOOL, New York, NY (www.eastharlemschool.org)
Former Interns: Roxanne Schneider ’08, Victor Wakefield ’07, Aundeah Kearney ’10 EPIPHANY SCHOOL, Boston, MA (www.epiphanyschool.com) Housing provided
Former Intern: John Travis ‘09 FRIENDS OF PRINCETON OPEN SPACE, Princeton, NJ (www.fopos.org) ** THE GESU SCHOOL/YOUNG SCHOLARS PROGRAM, Philadelphia, PA (www.gesuschool.org)
Former Interns: Meghan Farrell ’07, John Travis ’08
GIRLS PREP CHARTER SCHOOL, New York, NY (www.girlsprep.org)
Former Interns: Serena Scholz ’07, Katharine Westfall ‘09 THE GLOBAL PEACE INITIATIVE OF WOMEN, New York, NY (www.GPIW.org)
Former Intern: Elizabeth Jemison ’08, Julia Peppiatt ‘08 GREATSCHOOLS, INC. (Data Intern), San Francisco, CA (www.greatschools.net)
Former Interns (GreatSchools): Nathan Edgerton ’07, Vivian Kim ’07, Sara Jew-Lim ’07, Alex Arader ‘08 GREATSCHOOLS, INC. (Engineering Intern), San Francisco, CA (www.greatschools.net)
Former Interns (GreatSchools): Nathan Edgerton ’07, Vivian Kim ’07, Sara Jew-Lim ’07, Alex Arader ‘08 GREATSCHOOLS, INC. (Editorial Intern), San Francisco, CA (www.greatschools.net)
Former Interns (GreatSchools): Nathan Edgerton ’07, Vivian Kim ’07, Sara Jew-Lim ’07, Alex Arader ‘08 GREAT SWAMP WATERSHED ASSOCIATION (GSWA), New Vernon, NJ (www.greatswamp.org)
Former Interns: Christian Burset ’07, Peri Rosenstein ’08, Eloise Salmon ’07, Stephanie Burset ’09, Angela Cai ‘09 HOUSING DEVELOPMENT FUND, INC. (HDF), Stamford, CT (www.hdf-ct.org)
Former Intern: Ann Lee ’07, Kelly Hannigan ’07 HUMAN RIGHTS FIRST (HRF), New York, NY (www.humanrightsfirst.org)
Former Interns: Sarah Karam ’07, Nahal Zebarjadi-Sar ’07, Sunshine Yin’ 08 JEWISH COUNCIL FOR THE AGING, Rockville, MD (www.jcagw.org) ** JUMPSTART FOR YOUNG CHILDREN, INC., Boston, MA (www.jstart.org)
Former Interns: Jared Nicholson ’08, Joelle Milov ‘09 KIDSAFE AUSTRALIA, Melbourne, Canberra, and Sydney, Australia, (www.kidsafe.com.au) $4000 stipend provided & home stays include food & lodging. Travel within Australia between sites provided
Former Interns: Emily Parker ’07, Anna Peng ‘10 KIDSMART – TOOLS FOR LEARNING, St. Louis, MO (www.kidsmartstl.org)
Former intern: Adriana Willsie ‘07 LAWYERS FOR CHILDREN, New York, NY (www.lawyersforchildren.org)
Former Interns: Sandy Zaeh ’07, Reagan Reber ’07, Cassandra Bolanos ’07, Nana-Ama Boayke ’08, Melissa Deutsch ’08 LEGAL ACTION CENTER (LAC), Seattle, WA
Former Interns: Rachel Power ’08, Grace Huang ’07, Amarilys Bernacet ‘07 LINK COMMUNITY SCHOOL, Newark, NJ (www.linkschool.org)
Former Interns: Yomaira Jimenez ’07, Tim Lanni ’09, Alma Moedano ‘08
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MERCER STREET FRIENDS FOOD BANK, Ewing, NJ (www.mercerstreetfriends.org)
Former Interns: Samara Penn ’07, Tracey Harrop ‘07 MEDICAL AND HEALTH RESEARCH ASSOCIATION OF NYC (MHRA), New York, NY (www.mhra.org)
Former Interns: Jason Aramburu ’07, Courtney Brein ’08, Shannon deVore ’07, Caitlin Drumm ’07, Katie Lewis-Lamonica ’08, Mina Ananth ‘09 MONTEFIORE MEDICAL CENTER, New York, NY (www.montefiore.org)
Former Intern: Stephanie Ng ‘10 MY FRIEND’S PLACE, Los Angeles, CA (www.myfriendsplace.org) ** NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM OF LOS ANGELES, Los Angeles, CA (www.nhm.org) ** NATIONAL NETWORK TO END DOMESTIC VIOLENCE (NNEDV), Washington, D.C. (www.nnedv.org)
Former Interns: Sunshine Yin ’08, Rachel Rothschild ’08 NEIGHBORWORKS AMERICA, Washington, DC (www.nw.org) Stipend larger than $4500, up to 12 week internship
Former Interns: Anna Leonard ’10, Stephan Crown-Weber ‘09 NEW YORK CITY AIDS HOUSING NETWORK, Brooklyn, NY (www.nycahn.org)
Former Interns: Aliya Sanders ’07, Alex Gertner ’10 NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY, New York, NY, www.nypl.org** NEW YORK CITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (Public Affairs Intern), New York, NY (www.nycedc.com) Stipend larger than $4500 up to 12 week internship
NEW YORK CITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (Strategic Planning Intern), New York, NY (www.nycedc.com) Stipend larger than $4500 up to 12 week internship
Former Intern: Jennifer Edelstein ‘09 NORTH STAR ACADEMY, Newark, NJ (www.northstaracademy.org)
Former Interns: Paul Martin ’07, Amirah Mercer ’09, Meghan Howard ‘08 NEIGHBORHOOD INTERFAITH MOVEMENT, Philadelphia, PA (www.nim-phila.org) Expects to provide free housing
Former Interns: John Locke ’07, Adrienne Simpson ’08, Caitlin Sullivan ’07, Julia McWilliams ’08, Jordan Kisner ‘09 ONE ECONOMY, Washington, DC (www.one-economy.com) ** POVERTY AND RACE RESEARCH ACTION COUNCIL, Washington, DC (www.prrac.org) Internship must end on 8/1 or 8/8
Former Intern: Carl Owens ‘08 PRINCETON UNIVERSITY SUMMER JOURNALISM PROGRAM, Princeton, NJ (www.princeton.edu/~sjp)
Former Interns: Cailey Hall ’07, Amanda Rinderle ’08, Walter Griffin ‘10 PRINCETON-BLAIRSTOWN CENTER, Blairstown, NJ (www.princeton.edu/pbcenter) Required dates are June 9-August 29. Housing & food is included
Former Interns: Sylvester Black ’09, Julia Chapman ‘09 THE QUEBEC-LABRADOR FOUNDATION (QLF), Ipswich, MA or Eastern Canada or Rural New England (www.QLF.org) Lodging and food provided in some locations [not free]
Former Interns: Tess Cecil-Cockwell ’08 THE RESOURCE FOUNDATION, New York, NY (www.resourcefnd.org)
Former Interns: Caitlin Reimers ’07, Aditi Gupta ‘09 ROYAL COURTS OF JUSTICE – PERSONAL SUPPORT UNIT, London, UK (www.thepsu.co.uk) $5500 Stipend
Former Intern: William Wagner ‘10 SAFE KIDS WORLDWIDE, Washington, D.C., (www.safekids.org)
Former Safekids Interns: Adam Wright ’07, Christine Prifti ’10, Tamar Saunders ‘08 SAFE KIDS WORLDWIDE (Walk This Way Program Intern), Washington, D.C., (www.safekids.org)
Former Safekids Interns: Adam Wright ’07, Christine Prifti ’10, Tamar Saunders ‘08 SAN FRANCISCO SCHOOL VOLUNTEERS, San Francisco, CA, www.sfsv.org ** SCHENECTADY INNER CITY MINISTRY (SICM), Schenectady, NY (www.timesunion.com/communities/sicm)
Former Interns: Whitney Spaulding ’07, Katerina Gross ‘10 SV DEVELOPMENT, Cleveland, OH, www.slavicvillage.org, Freshmen only ** SUCCESS CHARTER NETWORK, New York, NY, www.harlemsuccess.org** SUPPORTIVE HOUSING NETWORK OF NEW YORK, New York, NY (www.shhny.org)
Former Interns: Brette Tannenbaum ’07, Nathalie Lagerfeld ‘09 THE TEAK FELLOWSHIP, New York, NY (www.teakfellowship.org)
Former Interns: Adriana Bedney ’07, Alexie Rothman ’07, David Smart ’09, Jamie Sparano ‘08 TENNESSEE JUSTICE CENTER, Nashville, TN (www.tnjustice.org)
Former Interns: Stan Buncher ’08, Jordan Bubin ‘09 UMOJA STUDENT DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, Chicago, IL, www.umojacorporation.org ** UNITED STATES COURTS, New York, NY ** YOSEMITE NATIONAL INSTITUTES, Sausalito, CA (www.yni.org)
Former Intern: Jolee Van Leuven ’09 **New PICS internship - no evaluations available.
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2008 Internships by Location
New York/New Jersey/Connecticut New York, NY: 34th Street Partnership/Bryant Park Corporation
East Harlem School
Girls Prep Charter School
Global Peace Initiative of Women
Human Rights First
Lawyers for Children
Medical Health Research Association of New York
Montefiore Medical Center
New York Economic Development Corporation (Public Affairs)
New York Economic Development Corporation (Strategic Planning)
The New York Public Library
NYC AIDS Housing Network
The Resource Foundation
Success Charter Network
Supportive Housing Network of New York
Teak Fellowship
United States Courts Schenectady, NY: Schenectady Inner City Ministry Ewing, NJ : Mercer Street Friends Food Bank Glassboro, NJ: CATA – Farmworker Support Committee
New Vernon, NJ: Great Swamp Watershed Association
Newark, NJ:
Link Community School
North Star Academy Charter School of Newark
Princeton, NJ:
D&R Greenway Land Trust
Friends of Princeton Open Space
Princeton University Summer Journalism Program Stamford, CT: Housing Development Fund, Inc. Washington, DC/Maryland Washington, DC:
Bread for the City (Media and Communications)
Center for Public Integrity
Children’s National Medical Center (Volunteer Services)
Children’s National Medical Center (Trauma Unit)
National Network to End Domestic Violence
Neighborworks America
One Economy
Poverty & Race Research Action Council
Safe Kids Walk this Way
Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA:
American College of Radiology Imaging Network
Gesu School/Young Scholars Program
Massachusetts Boston, MA:
Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program
B-Safe Enrichment Program
Epiphany School
Jumpstart for Young Children, Inc.
Midwest Chicago, IL:
Access Community Health Network
American Indian Center
Umoja Student Development Corporation Cleveland, OH: SV Development Saint Paul, MN: Children’s Law Center of Minnesota St. Louis, MO:
City Academy
Kidsmart-Tools for Learning
Southeast and Southwest
Nashville, TN: Tennessee Justice Center
Santa Fe, NM: City of Santa Fe Arts Commission West Coast Los Angeles, CA:
My Friend’s Place
Natural History Museum of Los Angeles
San Francisco, CA:
Great Schools, Inc. (Data)
Great Schools, Inc. (Editorial)
San Francisco School Volunteers
Seattle, WA: Legal Action Center International Australia: Kidsafe Australia Bermuda: Bermuda Institute of Ocean Science (BIOS) Eastern Canada: Quebec-Labrador Foundation
United Kingdom: Royal Courts of Justice Multiple Locations Ipswich, MA, Rural New England, Eastern Canada:
Quebec-Labrador Foundation
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2008 Internships by Area of Interest Arts, Journalism and Media
Bread for the City (Media and Communications)
Catalyst Chicago
Center for Public Integrity
City of Santa Fe Arts Commission
Great Schools, Inc. (Editorial)
Natural History Museum of Los Angeles
The New York Public Library
Princeton University Summer Journalism Program
SV Development
Education and Educational Policy
The Associated: Jewish Community Federation of Baltimore#
B-Safe Enrichment Program#
Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences (BIOS)#
Catalyst Chicago
City Academy#
East Harlem School#
Epiphany School#
Gesu School/Young Scholars Program#
Girls Prep Charter School
Great Schools, Inc. (Data)
Great Schools, Inc. (Editorial)
Great Schools, Inc. (Engineering)
Jumpstart for Young Children, Inc.
Kidsmart-Tools for Learning
Link Community School#
My Friend’s Place#
Natural History Museum of Los Angeles
The New York Public Library
North Star Academy Charter School of Newark#
Princeton Blairstown Center#
Princeton University Summer Journalism Program#
San Francisco School Volunteers
Schenectady Inner City Ministry#
Success Charter Network
Teak Fellowship#
Umoja Student Development Corporation# (# = education positions that involve working with children and young adults) Environment
Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences (BIOS)
D&R Greenway Land Trust
Friends of Princeton Open Space
Great Swamp Watershed Association
Quebec-Labrador Foundation
Yosemite National Institutes
Finance and Business Development
34th Street Partnership/Bryant Park Corporation
Housing Development Fund, Inc.
Neighborworks America
New York City Economic Development Corp (Public Affairs)
New York City Economic Development Corp (Strategic Planning)
Kidsmart-Tools for Learning
One Economy
SV Development
Legal Services
Children’s Law Center of Minnesota
Lawyers for Children
Legal Action Center
Royal Courts of Justice
Tennessee Justice Center
United States Courts Medical Services and Health Policy
Access Community Health Network
American College of Radiology Imaging Network
Boston Health Care for the Homeless
Children’s National Medical Center (Trauma Unit)
Children’s National Medical Center (Volunteer Services)
Medical Health Research Associates of NYC
Montefiore Medical Center
NYC AIDS Housing Network
Public Policy and Human Rights
CATA – Farmworker Support Committee
Catalyst Chicago
Center for Public Integrity
Children’s Law Center
Global Peace Initiative of Women
Great Swamp Watershed Association
Human Rights First
Mercer Street Friends Food Bank
National Network to End Domestic Violence
NYC AIDS Housing Network
One Economy
Poverty & Race Research Action Council
Safe Kids Walk this Way
Safe Kids Worldwide
Supportive Housing Network of New York
SV Development
Tennessee Justice Center
Relief and Development
Global Peace Initiative of Women
Resource Foundation
Social Service and Community Development
34th Street Partnership/Bryant Park Corporation
Access Community Health Network
American Indian Center
The Associated: Jewish Community Federation of Baltimore
Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program
Bread for the City (Media and Communications)
Bristol Borough Community Partnership
CATA – Farmworker Support Committee
Children’s Law Center of Minnesota
Children’s National Medical Center (Volunteer Services)
Housing Development Fund, Inc.
Jewish Council for the Aging
Lawyers for Children
Medical Health Research Association of NYC
Mercer Street Friends Food Bank
My Friend’s Place
Neighborworks America
Neighborhood Interfaith Movement
NYC AIDS Housing Network
One Economy
Princeton Blairstown Center
Quebec Labrador Foundation
Royal Courts of Justice
Safe Kids Walk this Way
Safe Kids Worldwide
Schenectady Inner City Ministry
SV Development
Tennessee Justice Center
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