Overview:

The Black, Puerto Rican, and Hispanic Legislative Caucus has helped to form a new internship program for CUNY undergraduates. Students will have internships in the New York City-based district offices of members of of the Black, Puero Rican, and Hispanic Legislative Caucus. In addition, they will participate in specially planned seminars and workshops about New York state government.

Required qualifications:

Students in good standing at one of the CUNY campuses.

Dates of program:

Spring Semester 2004

Application deadline:

October 15, 2003

Compensation:

The internship provides a stipend of $1,000.

For an application and/or more information:

Contact Prof. Vince Boudreau, Department of Political Science, NAC 4/150.

Overview:

President Clinton has a small staff that works for him in his Harlem office.Interns in the office (10-12 in each term) may assist with communications, correspondence, domestic or foreign policy work, or the former president's schedule.

Required qualifications:

Interns typically have junior or senior status in school, but there is no specific requirement in order to apply.

Dates of program:

Spring term 2004 or Summer term 2004

Application deadline:

November 15, 2003 for the Spring semester 2004.

March 15, 2004 for the Summer term 2004.

Compensation:

President Clinton's office does not pay interns.

For an application and/or more information:

See: http://www.clintonpresidentialcenter.com. images/internprogram.pdf for an application and additional information. Also, you might talk with Prof. Andrew Rich, Department of Political Science, NAC 4/138C, arich@ccny.cuny.edu.