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Thank you for your interest in the PRIDE internship program! Unfortunately, due to the COVID-19 health pandemic we have made the difficult decision to postpone our program indefinitely. If you would like to be considered for the program when we reopen to new interns, please send your application and we will defer it until then.
We currently have no timeline for when we will reopen the program to new interns, so please check back on our website for any announcements regarding upcoming semesters. We thank you for your patience and flexibility at this time!
We currently have no timeline for when we will reopen the program to new interns, so please check back on our website for any announcements regarding upcoming semesters. We thank you for your patience and flexibility at this time!
Internships
PRIDE provides its interns with opportunities to gain exposure to research methods and practices that prevent the spread of HIV and and improve the lives of people living with HIV. We encourage those interested in psychology, public health, social work and gender and sexuality studies to apply.
We accept applications from enthusiastic individuals willing to volunteer their time in an intern capacity prior to the start of each academic semester. Please note that all internship opportunities are unpaid.
We accept applications from enthusiastic individuals willing to volunteer their time in an intern capacity prior to the start of each academic semester. Please note that all internship opportunities are unpaid.
PRIDE is an equal opportunity employer. Transgender, gender non-conforming people, people of color and individuals with experience within diverse LGBTQ and HIV-affected communities are encouraged to apply.
Although there is the possibility to complete the internship for undergraduate or graduate course credit, the opportunity is open to those not enrolled in school.
Although there is the possibility to complete the internship for undergraduate or graduate course credit, the opportunity is open to those not enrolled in school.
Applicants interested in interning/volunteering at PRIDE are encouraged to read through the information on this page (including attachments) to learn more about our program. If you have any questions please feel free to email our internship team at internship@prideresearch.org.
Internship Team
Dr. Marie Sizemore, Internship Program Director,
Shannon Gray, Internship Program Co-Director
Internship Team
Dr. Marie Sizemore, Internship Program Director,
Shannon Gray, Internship Program Co-Director
Internships through Cuny
Hunter College Students
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Hunter College undergraduate psychology students applying for an internship at PRIDE need to send a Cover Letter and CV/Resume to Internship@Prideresearch.org.
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1. Independent Study. Psych 201 (Independent Study, 3 credits) - This course requires that you dedicate 8 hours per week over the course of the semester at PRIDE and write a short paper about your experiences. Note that the only prerequisite for Psych 201 is six credits of psychology. *Note: this course does not require a separate process of approval. Click here to read the Syllabus 2. Independent Research. Psych 395 (Independent Research) - Spend a second semester with us during which you dedicate 8 hours per week over the course of the semester at PRIDE and write a longer paper based on data with which you worked. This is for students who have already completed a semester of Psych 201 with CHEST. *Please note: admission into the internship does not guarantee approval to work with our faculty. This requires a separate process of approval. Click here to read the syllabus |
3. Honor Thesis. Psych 396/398 (Honors Thesis) - Students can enroll in this course in order to graduate with departmental honors. There are, however, specific requirements in terms of grade point average for students to take this course (check with the Hunter Psychology Department). The requirements for this course involve the conceptualization of research questions, a full literature review, data analyses, and the completion of a full thesis. Students spend two semesters working on this. *Please note: admission into the internship does not guarantee approval to work with our faculty. This requires a separate process of approval. Click here to read the Syllabus 4. Masters Thesis. Psych 707 *Please note: admission into the internship does not guarantee approval to work with our faculty. This requires a separate process of approval. Click here to read the Syllabus 5. Masters Independent Research. Psych 690 *Please note: admission into the internship does not guarantee approval to work with our faculty. This requires a separate process of approval. Click here to read the Syllabus |
For prospective or current interns interested in registering for courses 395, 396/398 (honors thesis): Please note that acceptance into this internship program is the first step in being able to register for internship or thesis credit via one of these courses with one of our Hunter faculty. However, acceptance into the internship program does not guarantee a placement with a faculty member for any of these courses. Enrollment in these courses will depend on whether faculty have the capacity to take on a student during any given semester and on a match in research interests, so students are encouraged to contact faculty shortly after acceptance into the internship program to assess the potential for sponsorship in any of these courses. Further, students who wish to do a thesis are strongly encouraged to spend at least one semester in our internship (which can be done with 201 or 395) before they plan to register for 396 and 398 (i.e., at least one full year before anticipated date of graduation).
For prospective or current interns interested in registering for courses 395, 396/398 (honors thesis): Please note that acceptance into this internship program is the first step in being able to register for internship or thesis credit via one of these courses with one of our Hunter faculty. However, acceptance into the internship program does not guarantee a placement with a faculty member for any of these courses. Enrollment in these courses will depend on whether faculty have the capacity to take on a student during any given semester and on a match in research interests, so students are encouraged to contact faculty shortly after acceptance into the internship program to assess the potential for sponsorship in any of these courses. Further, students who wish to do a thesis are strongly encouraged to spend at least one semester in our internship (which can be done with 201 or 395) before they plan to register for 396 and 398 (i.e., at least one full year before anticipated date of graduation).
CUNY GRADUATE CENTER & Graduate School Of Public Health STUDENTS
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Please review our list of ongoing research studies.
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Send your CV and cover letter to:
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Other CUny students
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If you are a Hunter Student (but your major/minor is not in Psychology), or are with a different CUNY school, you may still be eligible to register for an Internship via your department. Contact your department to see if they offer "Independent Study" or "Internship" Credits. You will register within your department, however, your time will be spent here at PRIDE.
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INTERNSHIPS THROUGH Other Academic Institutions
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PRIDE is delighted to work with Interns from academic institutions outside of the CUNY system (Graduate and Undergraduate). If you would like to receive credit for internship hours at PRIDE, please consult with faculty advisors at your home institution. Please review our list of ongoing research studies.
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Send your CV and cover letter to:
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