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Internships at Parks
All Openings
Internships with Parks & Recreation
are now available. For more information on available
positions, please contact the Internship Coordinator
at (212) 360-8212.
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- Accessibility Intern (PDF, 122 KB)
- Bronx River Alliance Community Outreach Intern (PDF, 123 KB)
- Bronx River Alliance Education Intern (PDF, 125 KB)
- City Parks Foundation Art & Cultural Programs Intern (PDF, 126 KB)
- City Parks Foundation Education Intern (PDF, 125 KB)
- Civil Engineering Intern (PDF, 122 KB)
- Design Sustainability Intern (PDF, 122 KB)
- Engineering Intern (PDF, 123 KB)
- Financial Analyst Intern (PDF, 122 KB)
- Forest & Highland Park Administrators' Office Intern (PDF, 126 KB)
- Forest & Highland Park Intern (PDF, 123 KB)
- Forest Restoration Team Intern (PDF, 127 KB)
- Forestry and Horticulture Intern (PDF, 125 KB)
- Fresh Kills Park Communications Research and Publications Intern (PDF, 123 KB)
- Fresh Kills Park Environmental Planning Internship (PDF, 125 KB)
- Fresh Kills Park Special Events Intern (PDF, 124 KB)
- Garden Intern for Dyckman Farmhouse (PDF, 124 KB)
- Government Relations Intern (PDF, 122 KB)
- Grants Intern (PDF, 124 KB)
- Graphic Artist Intern (PDF, 123 KB)
- Green Apple Corps (PDF, 127 KB)
- Greenbelt Native Plant Center Intern (PDF, 123 KB)
- Greenbelt Recreation Center Intern (PDF, 122 KB)
- Historic House Trust Curatorial Intern (PDF, 125 KB)
- Historic House Trust Education Intern (PDF, 126 KB)
- Historic House Trust Historic Preservation Intern (PDF, 125 KB)
- Historic House Trust Property Management Intern (PDF, 124 KB)
- Intern for Deputy Commissioner of Capital Projects (PDF, 122 KB)
- Intern for First Deputy Commissioner of Operations (PDF, 122 KB)
- Intern for the Office of Public Information (PDF, 126 KB)
- Intern for the Office of the Special Counsel (PDF, 124 KB)
- Management & Budget Intern (PDF, 123 KB)
- Manhattan GIS Operations Intern (PDF, 122 KB)
- Manhattan Special Events Permits Internship (PDF, 122 KB)
- Marina Division Internship (PDF, 123 KB)
- Monuments Conservation Field Crew Internship (PDF, 124 KB)
- Monuments Conservation Projects Coordinator (PDF, 123 KB)
- Museum Assistant for Dyckman Farmhouse (PDF, 123 KB)
- NRG Database Management Intern (126 KB)
- NRG Development Intern (PDF, 127 KB)
- NRG Ecology Intern (PDF, 128 KB)
- NRG Library Research Intern (PDF,
126 KB)
- NRG Mapping and GIS Intern (PDF, 127 KB)
- NRG Research Assistant (PDF, 127 KB)
- New Media Content Intern (PDF, 122 KB)
- Operations Intern (PDF, 122 KB)
- Parklands Intern (PDF, 122 KB)
- Parklands Library Research Intern (PDF, 125 KB)
- Parks Opportunity Program Intern (PDF, 128 KB)
- Pelham Bay Park Special Events Intern (PDF, 122 KB)
- Prospect Park Special Events Intern (PDF, 122 KB)
- Revenue Intern (PDF, 124 KB)
- Salt Marsh (Marine Park) Intern (PDF, 124 KB)
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You may
apply for an internship with Parks in one of three ways:
1) Complete an online internship
application.
2) Email your cover letter and resume to the Internship Coodinator.
3) Mail a cover letter
and resume to:
830 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10065
Attn: Internship Coordinator
or fax them to (212)
360-8200.
Only one form of submission is necessary. Please state in your cover letter
whether you are applying for a school year or summer
internship.
NOTE:
Due to current budget constraints,
most internship positions are unpaid.
About Parks
Parks & Recreation is a public
agency of 2,200 people that care for over 28,000 acres
of parkland. Parks' principal mission is to keep the
parks, playgrounds, and sitting areas of New York
City clean and safe, while also developing the City's
recreational opportunities by offering quality facilities,
programs, and events to meet the needs of all New
Yorkers.
In
addition to maintaining 13% of New York City's land,
Parks is also the City's leading programmer of cultural,
athletic and social activities, including nature walks,
concerts, learn-to-swim classes, sports clinics, historic
house tours, and much more.
In the summer, the agency organizes
free carnivals and concerts, and sends mobile recreation
vans to travel throughout the five boroughs, providing
free rental equipment for skating, baseball, and miniature
golf.
The
Parks Commissioner appoints Deputy Commissioners,
Borough Commissioners, and Assistant Commissioners
who are responsible for managing the agency's divisions.
These senior officials supervise the work of Parks
employees and work with elected officials to complete
capital improvements for parks, playgrounds, and recreation
centers. They also work with the private sector to
sponsor free public events and get the community involved
in Parks through volunteer initiatives and educational
and athletic programming in recreation and nature
centers. In addition, they prepare Parks' budget and
monitor the work of Parks' ice-skating rinks, golf
courses and other concessions.
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