Please register for this 10/17 zoom session about preparing for COMD 4900, the Internship class. The Session starts at 1 PM. The link to register is below:
COMD Internship Info & Prep workshop registration
Once you register, you will be sent the zoom link.
Dear Students, the Met has internship information sessions coming up. Please click this link to learn about the summer internships and the long term internships the Met offers as well. There are upcoming information sessions about the internships at the MET coming up on the following dates. The sessions are free but you need to register to attend them. Register to attend a session by clicking here.
Online Internship Information Sessions
Wednesday, December 8, 12–12:45 pm
Thursday, December 9, 5–6 pm (The Costume Institute)
Friday, December 10, 10–10:45 am
Thursday, January 6, 5–5:45 pm
Friday, January 7, 12–12:45 p
If you are enrolled in or thinking of enrolling in Spring 2022 COMD 4900, you should be applying to the Brooklyn Navy Yard. They are paid internships, 20 hour per week and offer both remote and onsite internships.
The first step in obtaining a Brooklyn Navy Internship for Spring 2022 is to fill out the interest form at: https://airtable.com/shrCQjC5QEDm5pT0W
Once you fill out the interest form, they will send you an application. To learn more about the internship opportunities at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, please watch the recording of today’s internship information session by Edwin Rivera, Program Manager of Workforce Development at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Mr. Rivera also discusses the Summer Internship program at the Navy Yard as well in this recording. Summer Interest Form is at think link: https://airtable.com/shre6fXk5RUR5E11z
Please see the COMD internship Coordination Site for the link to the recording of last’s internship information session with Mr. Rivera.
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