Internships
The NYPAP internship program was created for students with a special interest in both historic preservation and in archives. The goal of the program is to enhance students' awareness of career options in both fields while providing a qualified upper level student with the opportunity to immerse his or herself in a non-for-profit environment. In addition to involvement in the daily operations of the organization, the intern is asked to perform research and to write, edit, coordinate data. Academic internships typically run for a semester or during the summer. Precise start and end dates are flexible. Please click on the links below for more information, or email info@nypap.org.
We currently have the following positions open:
Research & Operations Intern
We are grateful to all of our current and former interns, including:
Summer 2010 Interns
Spring 2010 Interns
Caroline Corley, Columbia University, bachelor's degree candidate in American Studies
Inna Guzenfeld, Pratt Institute, master's degree candidate in Historic Preservation
Ann Hackett, New York University, bachelor's degree candidate in Art History
Fall 2009 Interns
Marlee Busching, New York University, bachelor's degree candidate in History
Esther Weisbrod, Barnard College, bachelor's degree candidate in Urban History
Summer 2009 Interns
Marlee Busching, New York University, bachelor's degree candidate in History
Matthew Leib, Northwestern University, bachelor's degree candidate in Journalism and History
Courtney Macaranas, Barnard College, bachelor's degree candidate in American History
Melissa Umberger, Pratt Institute, master's degree candidate in Historic Preservation
Spring 2009 Interns
Melissa Umberger, Pratt Institute, master's degree candidate in Historic Preservation
Ivy Harrison, New York University, bachelor's degree candidate in Individualized Study
Fall 2008 Intern
Melissa Umberger, Pratt Institute, master's degree candidate in Historic Preservation
Spring 2008 Intern
Gabby Goldberg, New York University, master's degree candidate in Archives and Public History
Fall 2007 Intern
Erica Powell, New York University, bachelor's degree candidate in History
Summer 2007 Intern
Emma Otheguy, Swarthmore College, Bachelor's Degree Candidate in History
Fall 2006 Interns
Diane DeFazio, Columbia University, Master's Degree candidate in Historic Preservation
Maggie DeMenna, Rutgers University Bachelor's Degree in Art History with certificate in Historic Preservation
Spring 2006 Interns
Vanessa Norton, Pratt Institute Master's Degree candidate in Historic Preservation
June Reich, Queens College Master's in Library Science candidate with certificate in Archives
Fall 2005 Interns
Benjamin Marcus, Columbia University, Master's Degree candidate in Historic Preservation
Jena Lacomis, Pratt Institute Master's Degree candidate in Historic Preservation
2003-2004 Intern
Liz McEnaney, Columbia University, Master's Degree in Historic Preservation, completed June 2004
Summer 2003 Intern
Mikaila Arthur, NYU PhD candidate in Sociology