Summer 2024 Programs
STNYC is a program of the CUNY Creative Arts Team (CAT) and NYC Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment (MOME). Sound Thinking advances gender and racial equity in New York City's thriving music industry by bringing together a community of young people to learn about careers, train in music production, build leadership skills, and network with industry professionals. We are excited to invite all NYC public high school students to apply for the 2024 Summer Program.
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Cornell Precollege Summer Program - ONLINE
Cornell’s Precollege Studies application is now open for summer online courses.
Choose a three- or six-week course (or combine two for a nine-week program), study with Cornell faculty, and earn up to twelve credits and a Cornell transcript. Courses run between June 3 and August 6.
During the summer, you can select from more than 90 regular undergraduate Cornell courses in Arts and Architecture, Business and Hotel Management, Health and Humanities, International Relations, Psychology, Science and Technology, Sustainability, Veterinary Medicine, and more! More courses will be added in the coming months.
The application deadline is May 5. Limited financial aid is available.
- Learn to interview & document masterful artists, craft artisans, tradition-bearers, & community members
- Sharpen skills in photography, videography & community research
- Work with program team to produce public presentations that share exciting performances, cultural traditions and history with youth and community audiences of all ages
- Take trips to cultural events, art galleries, museums & more
- Connect with other youth to share arts, style, and culture
TECH360 Summer Bootcamp
TECH360 is a FREE, 3-week training program for rising juniors and seniors enrolled in high school. Students enrolled in the program learn the fundamentals of web design and development from AOT instructors and software engineers working at technology companies. Students who complete the program will receive a $500 stipend.
WHO: Current high school sophomores or juniors / rising juniors or seniors
WHEN: July 1 - July 18 OR July 29 - August 15; Monday-Thursday from 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM
WHERE: Mostly Zoom, 2 sessions will be in-person
DEADLINE TO APPLY: Friday, May 24th at 11:59 PM EST
To learn more about the program, click here.
For the application, click here.
Please note that the application deadline for both programs is Wednesday, May 1, 2024, at 11:59 p.m. To apply, you must submit your application, a copy of your resume, transcript, and spring class schedule by May 1. Please review your application materials thoroughly before submission. If you have any questions, please contact Bria Baptiste at [email protected] or 646-532-8181
ASSIGNMENT: The mission of the NYS Unified Court System is to deliver equal justice under the law and to achieve the just, fair and timely resolution of all matters that come before the courts. To promote civic education and readiness we have developed an Internship Program for High School and Undergraduate College Students that enhances students’ fundamental understanding of the court system and the role of courts in the function of government. Interns are provided the opportunity to integrate classroom education and theory with practical and relevant career experience. Interns will have the opportunity to experience the work of judges, attorneys, court clerks, court reporters, court officers, interpreters, and other professionals and receive hands-on experience in the work of the courts.
We are committed to providing an interactive program where participants are involved in various aspects of court operations and will develop a concrete understanding of the of the Judiciary, the civil, family and criminal justice systems, and the role of various professionals working in service of our mission. Participants will be exposed to various court processes; educated on applicable laws, rules, and protocols; and informed about various careers available within the Judiciary. Students will also acquire an understanding on ethical and professional practices and Code of Conduct for employees; receive hands-on experience under the supervision of experienced professionals; and gain civic knowledge to serve the public good as members of a culturally diverse, democratic society.
There are multiple opportunities available throughout the state and interns will be assigned to a District Office (Albany, Schenectady, Syracuse, Binghamton, Rochester, Buffalo, White Plains, Mineola, and Central Islip), a NYC Chief Clerk's Office, or the Office of Court Administration (NYC or Albany). The Internship program will run from July 8 through August 14. Candidates should have an interest in working and learning about the justice system and/or legal profession. Students who are economically disadvantaged or come from under-served communities are encouraged to apply.