As we recruit a new class of NYU Presidential Interns (applications due April 2nd), we want to highlight our current Senior interns! Name: William Chen School: CAS Major: Economics Year: Class of 2019 Host Unit: Treasury Management Describe your work: As a Presidential Intern in Treasury Management, I spent the majority of my time researchingContinue reading “NYU Presidential Intern Spotlight”
Category Archives: Internships
Should You Delete Your Social Media Presence? Advice from Vault.com
“The biggest mistake people make in social media is that they let their posts live forever.” So says Mark Cuban, celebrity billionaire, investor and sports team owner, in the very first line of a video that presents something of a dystopian outlook on social media and, indeed, digital communication as a whole. The crux ofContinue reading “Should You Delete Your Social Media Presence? Advice from Vault.com”
5 Tips for Launching a Successful Startup: Brought to you by HopCulture
Founded by two journalists frustrated with the current state of beer writing, Hop Culture is an online lifestyle magazine for a new generation of craft beer drinkers. Written and presented with the needs of the beer drinker in mind, the site provides millions of readers with serious beer journalism from around the world. Meet with Hop Culture one-on-oneContinue reading “5 Tips for Launching a Successful Startup: Brought to you by HopCulture”
Digital Marketing at IBM: An Insider’s Perspective
Kamila Hoe currently works at IBM creating engaging educational marketing content and events for marketers both online and in-person. She graduated from the Gallatin School of Individualized Study where she studied storytelling with a concentration in marketing. In her free time, she hosts a podcast where she highlights people’s stories about their passions and expertise.Continue reading “Digital Marketing at IBM: An Insider’s Perspective”
Top 4 Ways to Improve Your Chances of Landing Your Dream Job
Wheeler del Torro is a nutritional anthropologist and author. His most recent book, The Ultimate Guide to Personal Branding, provides a guide to creating a powerful personal brand. When he is not researching, lecturing, or hosting popups, Wheeler is out setting the next culinary trend. As consumers, we are continually presented with choices. For everyContinue reading “Top 4 Ways to Improve Your Chances of Landing Your Dream Job”
International Development Opportunities with Mercy Corps
Kristine Wilson, the Talent Acquisition + Intern Program Officer at Mercy Corps, attended New York University from 2003-2005 where she received her M.A. in Video Art and Photography. After graduating she went on to work at School of Visual Arts (SVA) in Manhattan as an Advisor and Coordinator of the Digital Photography program in Italy. Her photography about the Mythology of WomenContinue reading “International Development Opportunities with Mercy Corps”
Do You Suffer from Imposter Syndrome? Learn How to Fix It
Wheeler del Torro is a celebrity chef and serial entrepreneur. He is the founder and lead educator of Performance Strategies Lab, a think tank and consulting firm that teaches networking and other vital social skills to undergraduate, graduate and post-doctoral students to help maximize their investment in higher education. The imposter syndrome, also known asContinue reading “Do You Suffer from Imposter Syndrome? Learn How to Fix It”
Student Spotlight Series
Isaac Donis is a student at the Tandon School of Engineering, studying Electrical Engineering for the Class of 2017. He’s a Summer Intern at Goldman Sachs. “Working at Goldman Sachs introduced me to the diverse career choices for engineering students. It taught me that what you do in college is only the beginning of whatContinue reading “Student Spotlight Series”
Profile of a Wasserman Center Internship Grant Recipient
Micaela Vorchheimer (SPS ’17) is a first year graduate student at the School of Professional Studies, pursuing a degree in Global Affairs focusing on human rights and gender studies. Micaela has worked as Vice Chair of the Legal Department of the NGO TECHO and as paralegal of Marval, O’Farrell & Mairal law firm. Prior toContinue reading “Profile of a Wasserman Center Internship Grant Recipient”
Tips From a Wasserman Center Internship Grant Winner
Achuth Krishnan Sreedevi is a graduate student at the School of Engineering, NYU. He is interning at the United Nations Department of Public Information. He is a part of the United Nations Academic Impact division which allies itself with universities across the world to promote education and research as a tool against social injustice. AsContinue reading “Tips From a Wasserman Center Internship Grant Winner”
How to Get the Most out of your Summer Internship
Kelly Goss is a rising senior at NYU in Global Liberal Studies with minors in Psychology and French. She has studied abroad at NYU’s campuses in Paris and London. Kelly has worked in editorial, marketing, publicity, and recruitment roles, and she is now excited to be interning with the Human Resources department at Time IncContinue reading “How to Get the Most out of your Summer Internship”
An Internship Retrospective
Amanda Pires is a member of the Steinhardt Class of 2016 majoring in Media, Culture, and Communication and minoring in Producing. Here, she offers some tips on making the most of your internship. This past semester, I was an intern at S2BN Entertainment, a New York based live event production company. Over the courseContinue reading “An Internship Retrospective”
