Programs
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Brooklyn Museum Work-Study and Art Classes
A work-study internship where teens assist professional teaching artists in classes for students ages six and up, then take an art class with other teens for free. Teens prepare art supplies, work one-on-one with students, and build their own communication, management, and teaching skills
Date
March 5-May 21
Deadline
February 1
Brooklyn Interns for Art & Culture
Get ready for college—and beyond—in this paid professional development program for high school juniors. Successfully complete your college applications, visit college campuses, and build your resume as part of a world-class arts institution. Over the course of a year-and-a-half, this exciting program provides professional development that culminates with on-the-job arts administration training. Students will also have access to one-on-one mentorship, and be able to practice their communication skills.
Date
January 13-June 7 of following year
Deadline
December 31
BCAPteen Summer Photojournalism Institute
CAPteen is a two-week mini-internship blending digital media & communications, personal & professional skills, and the creative arts through the lens of photojournalism. BCAPteens will learn about photography, complete visual storytelling assignments, develop an independent project, and create an online portfolio. Participants document the BCAP Summer Camp program in action. Independent projects are on a subject of the artist’s choice, and work from this project will be shared at a pop-up exhibition. BCAPteen interns earn a stipend and volunteer hours, while building skills, expressing their creative interests, and having fun. The program’s home base is BPL Central Library.
Date
Deadline
March 15
Arts & Justice
A free virtual afterschool program that connects social justice and the arts. Participants create movement, poetry, songs, and theater with young people all over the city with the support of BAM's dedicated and innovative teaching artists. Finish the program with an online sharing of your original, genre-bending new work!
Date
October 15-December 17
Deadline
October 12
Arts Life Museum of Art and Design
A paid summer internship program that combines art and design with leadership training, museum studies, and community engagement. Participants are introduced to museum careers such as Curatorial, Education, Development, Public Relations and Marketing, Visitor Services, Security, and Registrar. During the initial week, participants get to know one another and meet museum staff. During the remaining five weeks, participants work on collaborative projects with Museum staff, local designers, arts professionals who act as mentors.
Date
July 7-August 14
Deadline
April 1
Vermont Youth Conservation Corps
Paid environmental internships allowing Vermont youth to gain hands-on experience with their natural environment. Youth build trails in Vermont greenlands, grow and harvest crops, and build structures. Youth also have access to several development workshops, networking opportunities, and lifetime friendships.
Date
Deadline
Te Weill Cornell Youth Scholars Program (WCYSP)
A summer enrichment program hosted at Cornell University where underrepresented high school students are able to learn about the medical field, enhance their reading and writing schools, and gain an education that is often difficult to access for those in underrepresented backgrounds.
Date
Throughout July, Tuesday-Fridays
Deadline
Pennsylvania Governor's School for the Sciences
A highly rigorous residential enrichment program here high school students take courses on Carnegie Mellon University's campus. Over the course of 5 weeks, students take lecture courses in biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics and computer science. Participants are able to gain laboratory experience and take part in a team project. Students also have access to optional electives, guest lecturers, and networking opportunities.
Date
June 28-July 31
Deadline
February 14
Hofstra Summer Science Research Program
Participants are able to participate in immersive summer research in collaboration with Hofstra faculty. Students finalize their research with a poster session, which is open to all students and their families.
Date
Early July-Mid-August
Deadline
Human Oncology & Pathogenesis Program (HOPP)
Students are able to carry out an independent research project under the mentorship of a postdoctoral fellow, graduate student, or research technician. Students will also be able to participate in extracurricular events, tours, and luncheons. Upon program completion, students will receive a stipend.
Date
June 29-August 21
Deadline
February 7
Feinstein Summer Visiting Scholar Program
A summer mentorship program where students are hosted at Feinstein Northwell Hospital by one of Feinstein's faculty. Students must research and reach out to a mentor individually.
Date
Deadline
April 1
SUNY Oneonta Summer Research Fellowship
An environmental/natural science program where students support the ongoing research projects of Oneonta professors, and carry out their own research projects. Students also have access to up to three credit bearing courses on Oneonta's campus. Upon completion of the program, high school researchers receive $3,000 (with undergraduates receiving $4,000).
Date
9 weeks during the summer
Deadline