Many political, activist, and policy organizations contact the CU Dems with internship and job opportunities.  We update this page regularly to post all of them here, and also send them out in our weekly listserve emails.  Contact Membership Director Ryan Morgan to be added to our email list.

 

Senator Gillibrand’s New York City office

Senator Gillibrand’s office hosts college students and recent graduates in a number of departments in the Senator’s office including Constituent Affairs, Community Outreach, Press, and Operations.  This vantage point allows interns to observe and participate in government work. The program is designed to mentor and cultivate today’s young leaders and prepare them for a future career in public service

For more information contact Ousman Laast at ousman_laast@gillibrand.senate.gov or at 212-688-6262.

Gov. Cuomo’s NYC office

Governor Cuomo’s New York City Office is accepting applications for fall interns including in the Press Office, Office of Economic Development, Intergovernmental Affairs, and others.

Fall internships run from early-mid September through the end of the fall semester, but the dates are flexible based on the availability of each intern. Interns with a class schedule generally work 15-20 hours per week. All interested applicants should send a cover letter and resume to internships@exec.ny.gov.

Be a part of New York City Politics: Help Decide NYC

With the 2012 election results quickly becoming old news, New Yorkers will soon turn their attention to the 59 city races that will be decided in November of 2013. New York voters will elect a new Mayor for the first time in twelve years as well as deciding on a Comptroller, Public Advocate, five Borough Presidents, and 51 City Council seats; it’s going to be a wild, exciting, and intense year and the soon-to-launch DecideNYC.com will be the site that New Yorkers turn to for all things politics. At DecideNYC, we will track the 59 races, providing in-depth, unbiased reporting on the candidates, their platforms, the key issues facing New Yorkers, and more. To our team, we are seeking to add the contributions of four part-time student-journalists: individuals who possess a strong interest in politics as well as excellent research, writing, organizational, and interpersonal skills. Roles available are flexible and can include covering events and conducting interviews.

Be a part of New York City Politics; Be a part of history; Decide NYC.

For more information, contact Ben at DecideNYC@gmail.com

 
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