Help launch the career of your dreams and earn $20 an hour this summer! CUNY Career Launch is recruiting undergrads who haven’t had previous paid internship experience. Applications are due January 27.

Gain valuable on-the-job experience with a new tech internship that pays $21 to $23 an hour. Open to both undergrads and graduate students.

Students who transferred from a CUNY community college to one of these four four-year colleges are about to get a $1.5 million boost. A generous grant from the Sloan Foundation will support a STEM student success program, offering mentored research experiences and professional development seminars.

NYCEDC is hiring multiple interns for a 12-week paid opportunity in more than 20 fields, including accounting, law and government relations. Search for available opportunities here and apply by January 30.

Calling all CUNY alumni! Our new webpage allows you to reconnect with your college, featuring career opportunities, networking events and ways to support current students.

Meet our new vice chancellor for government affairs. He worked with the New York City Council for nearly 25 years. Most recently, he served as chief of staff to the outgoing first deputy mayor.

The last surviving prosecutor from the Nuremberg trials, who attended this CUNY, pushes for peace and recounts his experience in what was billed as “the biggest murder trial in history.”

Register for a virtual event in recognition of International Holocaust Remembrance Day that will feature our country’s special envoy for Holocaust issues to discuss the Holocaust’s lasting impact on U.S. foreign policy.

Students and scholars can submit proposals for this year’s Asian American/Asian Research Institute (AAARI) conference.

BBH USA: Barn Summer Creative Agency Internship

CNN NYC: Documentary Production Internships

Latinas on the Verge of Excellence: Mentoring Program

Weil Legal: Innovators Program (for incoming law students)

Miss DR 2021, a recent Miss Universe contestant, graduated from this CUNY!✨

Malesha Khamraj Dayanand, Queensborough Community College ’21,worked full-time as an administrative assistant for six years before she decided to return to school in 2019 to expand her opportunities. While at QCC, she participated in CUNY ASAP and the CSTEP program before graduating with an associate degree in forensic accounting. Now, she is studying fraud examination and financial forensics at John Jay College and working part-time as a college assistant at Hunter College.

Malesha’s Advice: “It is never too late to go back to college and try to focus on your goals. I had a full-time job, but I said to myself that I needed more in life and that is when I decided to get a degree and try to network. College will boost your chance of getting employed.”

Interested in forensic accounting? Connect with Malesha on LinkedIn!