About: Admerasia is a digital marketing agency offering SEO, PPC, social media and website design services. With a multicultural team of experts, Admerasia delivers tailored solutions to meet clients’ unique needs. Their focus is on delivering results and helping businesses succeed in the digital world.

Overview: Admerasia presents an opportunity for students to acquire real-world experience in the media industry. Interns in the media department will be given the chance to learn about the workings of media buying and planning while supporting the team.

Duties:
Media
• Assisting with the preparation of media plans and presentations
• Conducting research and analysis to inform media buying and planning strategies
• Interacting with media vendors to gather information
• Supporting the media team with daily tasks and project needs, such as creating reports
• Conducting competitive analysis to stay informed of industry trends and developments

Creative
• Brainstorming and generating creative ideas for marketing campaigns and projects
• Assisting in the development of visual concepts and designs for various media platforms
• Participating in creative meetings and presentations to provide insights and feedback
• Conducting research on industry trends and competitors to inform creative strategies
• Supporting the creative team with daily tasks and project needs

Expectations and remarks:
• Long history
• Impressive clientele
• Exposure to full-service ad agency structure, protocols, and workflows
• Cozy office culture with a friendly staff
• Office moving to a new location
• Some staff members will have a hybrid work arrangement after the move

Stipend: MetroCard
First year established: 1993
First year as host of FUSIA interns: 2008

About: Aithent is a technology company that provides solutions for the financial services industry. Their primary business is to offer software and services aimed at improving operational efficiency, reducing risk, and increasing compliance for financial institutions. Aithent offers a range of products, including regulatory compliance management, loan origination, fraud detection and prevention, and digital transformation solutions.

Overview: At Aithent, interns will be supervised directly by the Vice President of Global Services, and may have the opportunity to work with staff from other departments. The scope of the job can be customized to match the intern’s major, making it an ideal opportunity for individuals studying computer science, graphic design, marketing, or data analysis.

Duties:
Internship tasks will be adjusted to fit the student's skillset and the length of the program.

Expectations and remarks:
• Ideal chance for individuals who are pursuing studies in computer science, graphic design, marketing, or data analysis
• Convenient location near the South Street Seaport
• Exposure to the in-demand tech industry
• Unlikely to have many interactions with other team members
• Opportunities to work with top clients
• Open to a variety of student backgrounds

NOTE: Most tech products are produced offshore. As a result, the internship may not provide the opportunity to work as part of a software development team.

Stipend: MetroCard
First year established: 1991
First year as host of FUSIA interns: 2023

About: The YMCA of Flushing, located in Flushing, New York, is a branch of the YMCA of Greater New York. The YMCA of Flushing provides programs and services designed to meet the needs of the local community, including fitness and wellness programs, youth development and after-school programs, and community events and activities.

Overview: The Flushing Y offers internships in various departments (e.g., membership, marketing, program management, and data analytics) to accommodate interns with different majors. Each session typically includes 2-3 interns who are looking for hands-on experience in the non-profit sector. The duties of the internship can be tailored to the interns' academic studies and interests, and they may have the opportunity to rotate through different departments to gain a comprehensive understanding of how the organization works. The supervisor and mentors at the Flushing Y are known for being friendly, helpful, and receptive to suggestions from the interns.

Duties:
The internship is designed to provide a comprehensive and hands-on experience in the non-profit sector, and the specific duties can be tailored to the interns' academic studies and interests. These duties are just examples and may vary depending on the interns' background.

Marketing:
• Assist with marketing campaign development and implementation
• Conduct market research
• Create social media content and manage online presence
• Help organize and promote special events

Membership:
• Assist with membership recruitment and retention
• Maintain accurate membership records
• Interact with current members
• Develop member engagement initiatives
• Provide customer service
• Participate in membership events

Fundraising:
• Assist with the development of fundraising strategies and plans
• Help research and identify potential donors and grant opportunities
• Draft grant proposals and fundraising materials
• Participate in fundraising events and activities, such as charity walks and silent auctions

Data and research
• Analyze data to support decision-making
• Develop and maintain data systems and databases
• Create reports, visualizations, and presentations to communicate findings
• Assist with data collection and cleaning
• Support data-driven projects and initiatives
• Conduct research to support data-driven initiatives
• Create presentations using tools such as PowerPoint to communicate findings and insights
• Call data to support research initiatives
• Conduct independent research to support the YMCA’s goals and objectives.

Expectations and remarks:
• Located within 5-minute walk, great for parents concerned about safety
• Strong presence in nonprofit community, adds to resumes
• Friendly supervisors and staff, willing to provide assistance and consider suggestions
• Ideal for students passionate about community and nonprofit work
• Variety of departments catering to interns with diverse backgrounds

NOTE: The neighborhood is heavily Asian-focused (e.g. Chinese, Korean) , which may not provide a diverse experience for interns seeking a non-Asian cultural exposure

Stipend: $0
First year established: 1852
First year as host of FUSIA interns: 2019

About: GC ENG & ASSOCIATES is a leading Professional Corporation in the engineering industry, established in 1993. The company specializes in providing a comprehensive range of design and consultation services for Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing, Fire Protection, and Fire Alarm Systems. Their clients come from various sectors, primarily in Real Estate and Construction, where they deliver innovative and cost-effective engineering solutions.

Overview: The internship offered by GC Eng provides a unique opportunity for students majoring in engineering, particularly civil or mechanical, as well as electrical and architecture majors, to gain valuable hands-on experience. In addition, the company also accepts Marketing or English majors for internships in their marketing department. Ideal candidates for this program should possess practical and analytical skills, be solution-driven, mature, friendly, and intelligent, and should have a working knowledge of AutoCAD. During the internship, students will have the chance to work closely with the company director and experienced engineers, who will mentor them throughout their experience. The company operates in a close-knit environment in Manhattan and focuses primarily on private projects. The owner, a professional engineer with over three decades of experience and a graduate of Columbia, is dedicated to providing all interns with an enriching learning experience.

Duties:
• Assist in designing Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) systems
• Prepare engineering drawings with technical software such as AutoCAD
• Review and revise drawings and specifications according to relevant codes of practice
• Provide technical support to supervisor, inspector, and contracting service provider regarding installation and maintenance of MEP systems
• Plan, organize, review and evaluate the work of contractors and others

Expectations and remarks:
• Only one intern each session
• Ideal candidates are sociable, adaptable and accommodating
• Ideal candidates know AutoCAD
• Exposure to building engineering and general operation of engineering firm in NYC
• Suited for mechanical and electrical engineering majors

NOTE: The company has recently moved to a new office near Hudson, but the website still displays the old address.

Stipend: MetroCard
First year established: 1993
First year as host of FUSIA interns: 2011

About: The YMCA of Jamaica is a community-based organization dedicated to promoting healthy living, youth development, and social responsibility. The YMCA provides a wide range of programs and services, including health and wellness, sports, education and career development, and community engagement. With a focus on empowering individuals and communities, the YMCA of Jamaica is committed to making a positive impact on the lives of those it serves.

Overview: The Jamaica YMCA offers internships in marketing and membership development. The internship offers a comprehensive understanding of American nonprofit operations and the culturally diverse community in Jamaica Queens. Interns will work directly with a fund development specialist named Gloria, who has a lot of experience and is sociable in the nonprofit field.

Duties:
This is a fantastic opportunity for an intern to gain hands-on experience in the non-profit sector, particularly in the areas of membership development and fundraising. The intern will work closely with the team to support various initiatives and will have the chance to learn and grow their skills in a supportive and dynamic environment. Here’s an example of the duties for an intern under the membership and fund development team at the Jamaica YMCA:

• Assist with membership recruitment and retention efforts
• Help with fundraising campaigns and events
• Conduct research on potential donors and funding opportunities
• Provide support for grant writing and reporting
• Collaborate with the team on developing and implementing marketing strategies
• Attend and assist with community outreach events
• Maintain accurate and updated records in the database
• Contribute to the creation of presentations and promotional materials

Expectations and remarks:
• Strong presence in the nonprofit community, adds to resumes
• Ideal for students passionate about community and nonprofit work
• Opportunities to interact with community members, great for improving English and interpersonal skills
• Friendly supervisors and staff, willing to provide assistance and consider suggestions
• Rich in history and culture

NOTE: The neighborhood has a diverse mix of ethnicities and is considered to have a higher crime rate compared to other parts of NYC. However, it is considered safe during daylight hours. It is recommended to do two internships at a time to increase your experience and skill set.

Stipend: $0
First year established: 1852
First year as host of FUSIA interns: 2013

About: NYCCT is a non-profit organization that produces original, entertaining, and enriching theater for young audiences and families in New York City. They produce a variety of productions, from musicals and plays to puppet shows and interactive performances. NYCCT also offers educational programs, including in-school residencies, workshops, and camps, that integrate theater into the classroom and help children develop creativity, communication, and critical thinking skills. In addition, NYCCT has a strong commitment to accessibility and inclusion, offering sensory-friendly performances for children with autism and other special needs, and providing scholarships for low-income students to participate in their programs. The organization is located in midtown and is conveniently accessible by subway.

Overview: At NYCCT, Cathy Hung, the Executive Director, will be supervising interns who are interested in marketing and theater and have an academic background in those fields. Cathy has been a long-time supporter of the CCIP program and was previously the Executive Director of the Jamaica Cultural Art Center (JAC). Interested interns can take a look at JAC photos for additional information.

Duties:
The internship will focus on marketing and theater, with tasks that will be adjusted to fit the student's skillset and the length of the program.

Expectations and remarks:
• Ideal candidates should have an academic background in marketing and/or theater
• Students interested in NGO fundraising and education are encouraged to apply
• Opportunity to gain hands-on experience in marketing and fundraising for a non-profit organization
• Reference photos are requested from the 2019 JCAL photos in the host photo gallery where Cathy worked before

Stipend: $0
First year established: 1996
First year as host of FUSIA interns: 2023

About: Grace Meng is a prominent leader and a dedicated public servant, serving as a Democratic member of the United States House of Representatives. She represents New York’s 6th congressional district in the New York City borough of Queens, and is a passionate advocate for the needs of her constituents. Before her election to the House of Representatives, Meng was a member of the New York State Assembly, representing the 22nd assembly district in Flushing. As an Asian-American lawyer, she brings a unique perspective to her role as a legislator, and is committed to promoting policies that benefit her community and working towards a brighter future for all.

Overview: The District Office of Congresswoman Grace Meng offers a 12/14-week internship in constituent liaison.

The role will involve representing the office's front-end in various capacities and heavy interactions with constituents.

Examples of additional assignments include attending events and assisting with routine administrative tasks.

This opportunity is for students who want to learn about the operations of a congressional district office and develop skills in constituent relations.

Ideal interns are mature, confident, personable, friendly, solution-driven, proactive, and open-minded.

They must be patient, solution-driven, and able to present themselves professionally. They should be able to resolve problems independently and handle situations in a diplomatic and courteous manner. The intern will be handling a variety of questions in a fast-paced environment.

A majority of constituents are Chinese immigrants, so proficiency in Chinese is necessary.

What's more important is the intern's strong proficiency in written and verbal English (IELTS 8+).

Duties:
The government internships offered through this program place a strong emphasis on constituent liaison and community involvement. The following are examples of the responsibilities and duties.

• Respond to constituent inquiries and concerns
• Conduct outreach to constituents, community groups, and local organizations
• Assist with event planning and coordination for community meetings
• Keep accurate records of constituent interactions and track the progress of issues
• Attend meetings with the assemblyman and staff to take notes and assist with follow-up tasks
• Assist with the development and implementation of constituent services programs
• Provide support for the assemblyman’s communication efforts, including drafting press releases and newsletters
• Perform research on various policy and legislative issues as needed
• Collaborate with other interns and staff members to achieve the office’s goals and objectives.
• Participate in or run booths at community events.

Expectations and remarks:
Interns applying for government internships should have high expectations for themselves, including being presentable, having a positive growth mindset, being willing to work with people, and having a strong caliber. A background from a tier 1 school and strong English skills are preferred, and knowledge of spoken Chinese is a plus for dealing with immigrant constituents.

• Presentable and positive growth mindset
• Willing to work with people
• Strong caliber
• Background from a tier 1 school
• Strong English skills
• Knowledge of spoken Chinese (a plus)

This internship offers valuable experience, but one should only apply if they have a genuine interest and passion for the work. Interaction with constituents who do not speak English will be a significant aspect of the internship, so patience and strong communication skills are essential.

• Genuine interest and passion for the work
• Strong patience and communication skills
• Ability to interact with constituents who do not speak English

To be successful in this internship, interns should be well-rounded, patient, diplomatic, proactive, open-minded, and have a strong caliber. Good communication skills, both in English and potentially Chinese, are necessary for dealing with constituents. A background from a tier 1 school is preferred, and a positive attitude and willingness to work with others are essential.

• Well-rounded and patient
• Diplomatic and proactive
• Open-minded
• Strong caliber
• Good communication skills (English and potentially Chinese)
• Background from a tier 1 school (preferred)
• Positive attitude and willingness to work with others.

Stipend: $0
First year established: 2012
First year as host of FUSIA interns: 2011

About: Assemblywoman Grace Lee is a dynamic and accomplished leader who brings a wealth of experience and passion to her role as a public servant.

Overview: Assemblywoman Grace Lee is a dynamic and accomplished leader who brings a wealth of experience and passion to her role as a public servant. With roots as a community organizer, small-business owner, and mother of three children, she has a deep understanding of the challenges facing her constituents. Her recent election as an assemblywoman has made her the first Korean American woman elected to New York State government.

Duties:
The government internships offered through this program place a strong emphasis on constituent liaison and community involvement. The following are examples of the responsibilities and duties.

• Respond to constituent inquiries and concerns
• Conduct outreach to constituents, community groups, and local organizations
• Assist with event planning and coordination for community meetings
• Keep accurate records of constituent interactions and track the progress of issues
• Attend meetings with the assemblyman and staff to take notes and assist with follow-up tasks
• Assist with the development and implementation of constituent services programs
• Provide support for the assemblyman’s communication efforts, including drafting press releases and newsletters
• Perform research on various policy and legislative issues as needed
• Collaborate with other interns and staff members to achieve the office’s goals and objectives.
• Participate in or run booths at community events.

Expectations and remarks:
Interns applying for government internships should have high expectations for themselves, including being presentable, having a positive growth mindset, being willing to work with people, and having a strong caliber. A background from a tier 1 school and strong English skills are preferred, and knowledge of spoken Chinese is a plus for dealing with immigrant constituents.

• Presentable and positive growth mindset
• Willing to work with people
• Strong caliber
• Background from a tier 1 school
• Strong English skills
• Knowledge of spoken Chinese (a plus)

This internship offers valuable experience, but one should only apply if they have a genuine interest and passion for the work. Interaction with constituents who do not speak English will be a significant aspect of the internship, so patience and strong communication skills are essential.

• Genuine interest and passion for the work
• Strong patience and communication skills
• Ability to interact with constituents who do not speak English

To be successful in this internship, interns should be well-rounded, patient, diplomatic, proactive, open-minded, and have a strong caliber. Good communication skills, both in English and potentially Chinese, are necessary for dealing with constituents. A background from a tier 1 school is preferred, and a positive attitude and willingness to work with others are essential.

• Well-rounded and patient
• Diplomatic and proactive
• Open-minded
• Strong caliber
• Good communication skills (English and potentially Chinese)
• Background from a tier 1 school (preferred)
• Positive attitude and willingness to work with others.

Stipend: $0
First year established: 2023
First year as host of FUSIA interns: 2023

About: Daniel Rosenthal is a dedicated public servant and a member of the New York State Assembly, representing District 27 since 2017. As a representative of central and eastern Queens neighborhoods, he is committed to addressing the needs of his constituents and making a positive impact on their lives. When he took office, he was the Assembly's youngest member.

Overview: The internship is centered on the operations of a district assembly office and its daily duties. The intern will work under the supervision of the Chief of Staff, along with other key members. Examples of internship activities include research, community outreach, commentary note preparation, and transcribing documents.

Ideal interns will have a mature and positive attitude with strong social skills. A positive, can-do demeanor is crucial. Personality and attitude play an important role, even more than a strong academic background. There may be chances to be involved in community events with other staff members; as such, strong social and presentation skills are also beneficial.

This is a good opportunity to understand how an American state government office is run and to learn about its role in the community. The office is in Flushing, where students will be provided with significant opportunities to interact with the culturally diverse population. The constituency has a high population of Asian-Americans. Proficiency with written Chinese or Korean is mandatory.

Duties:
The government internships offered through this program place a strong emphasis on constituent liaison and community involvement. The following are examples of the responsibilities and duties.

• Respond to constituent inquiries and concerns
• Conduct outreach to constituents, community groups, and local organizations
• Assist with event planning and coordination for community meetings
• Keep accurate records of constituent interactions and track the progress of issues
• Attend meetings with the assemblyman and staff to take notes and assist with follow-up tasks
• Assist with the development and implementation of constituent services programs
• Provide support for the assemblyman’s communication efforts, including drafting press releases and newsletters
• Perform research on various policy and legislative issues as needed
• Collaborate with other interns and staff members to achieve the office’s goals and objectives.
• Participate in or run booths at community events.

Expectations and remarks:
Interns applying for government internships should have high expectations for themselves, including being presentable, having a positive growth mindset, being willing to work with people, and having a strong caliber. A background from a tier 1 school and strong English skills are preferred, and knowledge of spoken Chinese is a plus for dealing with immigrant constituents.

• Presentable and positive growth mindset
• Willing to work with people
• Strong caliber
• Background from a tier 1 school
• Strong English skills
• Knowledge of spoken Chinese (a plus)

This internship offers valuable experience, but one should only apply if they have a genuine interest and passion for the work. Interaction with constituents who do not speak English will be a significant aspect of the internship, so patience and strong communication skills are essential.

• Genuine interest and passion for the work
• Strong patience and communication skills
• Ability to interact with constituents who do not speak English

To be successful in this internship, interns should be well-rounded, patient, diplomatic, proactive, open-minded, and have a strong caliber. Good communication skills, both in English and potentially Chinese, are necessary for dealing with constituents. A background from a tier 1 school is preferred, and a positive attitude and willingness to work with others are essential.

• Well-rounded and patient
• Diplomatic and proactive
• Open-minded
• Strong caliber
• Good communication skills (English and potentially Chinese)
• Background from a tier 1 school (preferred)
• Positive attitude and willingness to work with others.

Stipend: $0
First year established: 2017
First year as host of FUSIA interns: 2019

About: David I. Weprin is a dedicated public servant and a member of the New York State Assembly, representing District 24 in Queens since 2010. With a long and distinguished career in public service, he previously served as a member of the New York City Council, representing district 23. As a member of the Democratic Party, Assemblyman Weprin is committed to promoting policies that benefit the community and working towards a brighter future for all.

Overview: The office of NYS Assemblyman David Weprin offers an internship centered on the operations of a district assembly office and its daily duties. The intern will work under the supervision of the Chief of Staff, along with other key members. Examples of internship activities include research, community outreach, commentary note preparation, and transcribing documents.

Ideal interns will have a mature and positive, can-do attitude with strong social skills. Personality and attitude play an important role, even more than a strong academic background. There may be chances to be involved in community events; as such, strong social and presentation skills are beneficial.

The most important attribute is an interest in public administration and community liaising with special regard to the Jewish and Hispanic populations. Unlike other government internships in this program, Weprin's district is not heavily Chinese; proficiency in Chinese is not important but would still be a plus.

Duties:
The government internships offered through this program place a strong emphasis on constituent liaison and community involvement. The following are examples of the responsibilities and duties.

• Respond to constituent inquiries and concerns
• Conduct outreach to constituents, community groups, and local organizations
• Assist with event planning and coordination for community meetings
• Keep accurate records of constituent interactions and track the progress of issues
• Attend meetings with the assemblyman and staff to take notes and assist with follow-up tasks
• Assist with the development and implementation of constituent services programs
• Provide support for the assemblyman’s communication efforts, including drafting press releases and newsletters
• Perform research on various policy and legislative issues as needed
• Collaborate with other interns and staff members to achieve the office’s goals and objectives.
• Participate in or run booths at community events.

Expectations and remarks:
Interns applying for government internships should have high expectations for themselves, including being presentable, having a positive growth mindset, being willing to work with people, and having a strong caliber. A background from a tier 1 school and strong English skills are preferred, and knowledge of spoken Chinese is a plus for dealing with immigrant constituents.

• Presentable and positive growth mindset
• Willing to work with people
• Strong caliber
• Background from a tier 1 school
• Strong English skills
• Knowledge of spoken Chinese (a plus)

This internship offers valuable experience, but one should only apply if they have a genuine interest and passion for the work. Interaction with constituents who do not speak English will be a significant aspect of the internship, so patience and strong communication skills are essential.

• Genuine interest and passion for the work
• Strong patience and communication skills
• Ability to interact with constituents who do not speak English

To be successful in this internship, interns should be well-rounded, patient, diplomatic, proactive, open-minded, and have a strong caliber. Good communication skills, both in English and potentially Chinese, are necessary for dealing with constituents. A background from a tier 1 school is preferred, and a positive attitude and willingness to work with others are essential.

• Well-rounded and patient
• Diplomatic and proactive
• Open-minded
• Strong caliber
• Good communication skills (English and potentially Chinese)
• Background from a tier 1 school (preferred)
• Positive attitude and willingness to work with others.

Stipend: $0
First year established: 2010
First year as host of FUSIA interns: 2016

About: Assemblyman Ron Kim is a distinguished public servant and a prominent elected official in New York City. He serves in the New York State Assembly, representing the 40th District, which encompasses portions of Flushing, Whitestone, and Murray Hill. Assemblyman Kim made history in November 2012, becoming the first Korean-American ever elected in the State of New York.

Overview: The District Office of Assemblyman Kim offers constituent liaison internship to students with relevant majors in government, social science, public administration, law, etc., coupled with a friendly, professional attitude, and, most importantly, a strong interest in public administration and immigrant constituent services.

This is a good opportunity to understand how an American state government office is run and its role is in the community. The Kim office is located in the center of Flushing, where students will be provided with significant opportunities to interact with the culturally diverse population. The constituency has a high population of Asian-Americans. Proficiency with written Chinese or Korean is mandatory, along with a mature mindset and a self-motivated personality.

Duties:
The government internships offered through this program place a strong emphasis on constituent liaison and community involvement. The following are examples of the responsibilities and duties.

• Respond to constituent inquiries and concerns
• Conduct outreach to constituents, community groups, and local organizations
• Assist with event planning and coordination for community meetings
• Keep accurate records of constituent interactions and track the progress of issues
• Attend meetings with the assemblyman and staff to take notes and assist with follow-up tasks
• Assist with the development and implementation of constituent services programs
• Provide support for the assemblyman’s communication efforts, including drafting press releases and newsletters
• Perform research on various policy and legislative issues as needed
• Collaborate with other interns and staff members to achieve the office’s goals and objectives.
• Participate in or run booths at community events.

Expectations and remarks:
Interns applying for government internships should have high expectations for themselves, including being presentable, having a positive growth mindset, being willing to work with people, and having a strong caliber. A background from a tier 1 school and strong English skills are preferred, and knowledge of spoken Chinese is a plus for dealing with immigrant constituents.

• Presentable and positive growth mindset
• Willing to work with people
• Strong caliber
• Background from a tier 1 school
• Strong English skills
• Knowledge of spoken Chinese (a plus)

This internship offers valuable experience, but one should only apply if they have a genuine interest and passion for the work. Interaction with constituents who do not speak English will be a significant aspect of the internship, so patience and strong people/communication skills are essential.

• Genuine interest and passion for the work
• Strong patience and people/communication skills
• Ability to interact with constituents who do not speak English

To be successful in this internship, interns should be well-rounded, patient, diplomatic, proactive, open-minded, and have a strong caliber. Good communication skills, both in English and potentially Chinese, are necessary for dealing with constituents. A background from a tier 1 school is preferred, and a positive attitude and willingness to work with others are essential.

• Well-rounded and patient
• Diplomatic and proactive
• Open-minded
• Strong caliber
• Good communication skills (English and potentially Chinese)
• Background from a tier 1 school (preferred)
• Positive attitude and willingness to work with others.

Stipend: $0
First year established: 2013
First year as host of FUSIA interns: 2015

About: Senator Toby Ann Stavisky represents the 16th district in the New York State Senate. She is a trailblazer, being the first woman from Queens County elected to the State Senate and the first woman to chair the Senate Committee on Higher Education. With over two decades of experience, she has a proven track record of delivering results and a commitment to improving the lives of her constituents. Senator Stavisky is a respected leader and advocate for her district and the state of New York.

Overview: The District Office of Senator Toby Ann Stavisky offers internships in community outreach.

The interns will closely assist the Chief of Staff and Director of Community Outreach with projects focused on the daily operations of the Senator's district office and community affairs. Examples include, but are not limited to, administrative matters, constituent services, researching newspapers, assisting with events, and making certificates.

Because the interns will have the opportunity to be involved in the office's front-end and represent the office in various capacities, they must hold an interest in constituent relations and community affairs, but, more importantly, they should also possess the necessary attitude, patience, flexibility, and positivity. An interest in government and immigrant constituent liaising is necessary. A strong proficiency in English and Chinese is a plus.

Duties:
The government internships offered through this program place a strong emphasis on constituent liaison and community involvement. The following are examples of the responsibilities and duties.

• Respond to constituent inquiries and concerns
• Conduct outreach to constituents, community groups, and local organizations
• Assist with event planning and coordination for community meetings
• Keep accurate records of constituent interactions and track the progress of issues
• Attend meetings with the assemblyman and staff to take notes and assist with follow-up tasks
• Assist with the development and implementation of constituent services programs
• Provide support for the assemblyman’s communication efforts, including drafting press releases and newsletters
• Perform research on various policy and legislative issues as needed
• Collaborate with other interns and staff members to achieve the office’s goals and objectives.
• Participate in or run booths at community events.

Expectations and remarks:
Interns applying for government internships should have high expectations for themselves, including being presentable, having a positive growth mindset, being willing to work with people, and having a strong caliber. A background from a tier 1 school and strong English skills are preferred, and knowledge of spoken Chinese is a plus for dealing with immigrant constituents.

• Presentable and positive growth mindset
• Willing to work with people
• Strong caliber
• Background from a tier 1 school
• Strong English skills
• Knowledge of spoken Chinese (a plus)

This internship offers valuable experience, but one should only apply if they have a genuine interest and passion for the work. Interaction with constituents who do not speak English will be a significant aspect of the internship, so patience and strong communication skills are essential.

• Genuine interest and passion for the work
• Strong patience and communication skills
• Ability to interact with constituents who do not speak English

To be successful in this internship, interns should be well-rounded, patient, diplomatic, proactive, open-minded, and have a strong caliber. Good communication skills, both in English and potentially Chinese, are necessary for dealing with constituents. A background from a tier 1 school is preferred, and a positive attitude and willingness to work with others are essential.

• Well-rounded and patient
• Diplomatic and proactive
• Open-minded
• Strong caliber
• Good communication skills (English and potentially Chinese)
• Background from a tier 1 school (preferred)
• Positive attitude and willingness to work with others.

Stipend: $0
First year established: 2012
First year as host of FUSIA interns: 2016

About: The Society of Voice Arts and Sciences (SOVAS) aims to connect job seekers in the voiceover industry with the best sources of training, education, mentoring, and employment opportunities. The organization prioritizes diversity and inclusion and leads with the highest social ethics and best-in-class business practices. SOVAS strives to create and sustain successful careers in the voiceover industry.

Overview: The intern will work closely with and be supervised by Rudy Gaskins, an Emmy-winning producer. The goal of this internship is to provide practical skills in marketing and business communications, as well as knowledge in the voice arts and entertainment industry, through hands-on assignments primarily in the area of marketing. After the summer, there will be a major event and the intern will assist with preparation for it.

Duties:
• Manage the company's social media presence on platforms
• Assist with WordPress website management and updates
• Help with the preparation of materials for upcoming events
• Provide support in the creation of marketing and promotional materials
• Contribute to the planning and execution of events
• Conduct research and gather data for projects
• Participate in strategy brainstorming sessions
• Help with event planning and execution
• Assist with the analysis of event data and metrics

Expectations and remarks:
• Hands-on experience in a unique and exciting industry
• Ideal for students interested in the New York entertainment scene
• Opportunities for one-on-one interaction and guidance from the owner
• Convenient location in the heart of Times Square
• Unlikely to have many interactions with other team members
• Receive close attention while working directly with supervisor
• Strong English language skills preferred
• Knowledge of Chinese language is a plus (upcoming award includes a prize for the Mandarin category)
• The opportunity to learn from and be supervised by an award-winning producer

Stipend: $50/week
First year established: 2013
First year as host of FUSIA interns: 2019

About: YU & Associates is a full-service engineering firm established in 1992, offering expertise in site/civil, planning, geotechnical, environmental, and hazardous material investigation and design. With a proven track record in transportation, land development, education, and healthcare industries, YU serves a diverse range of clients and is accredited by the International Accreditation Service as a Special Inspection Agency.

Overview: Yu & Associates is seeking interns in the fields of civil/geotechnical/environmental engineering and/or CS. The firm's founder, Andrew Leung, has a long-standing commitment to supporting CCIP and is passionate about training and mentoring eager, potential candidates.

Duties:
Internship responsibilities will be tailored to match the student's skillset, the length of the program, and the department they are working in.

Expectations and remarks:
• Higher admission standards for this internship program
• President Andrew (from Hong Kong) has supported the program since 2008
• High expectations for interns (good school, growth mindset, intelligence)
• HR manager has high expectations for discipline and dress code
• Ideal for students with high expectations for themselves and serious about learning
• Interviews with the host will be arranged prior to acceptance

NOTE: This internship located in New Jersey with additional transportation costs, potentially resulting in a long and costly commute. Traveling during rush hour, when traffic in each direction can surpass 60 minutes.

Stipend: $200/week
First year established: 1992
First year as host of FUSIA interns: 2008