Winter 2013 On campus Recruiting Calendar

FDNY

Recruiters from the Fire Department will come to the Bronx campus to talk with students about opportunities for :

• Certified E.M.T.’s
• Para – Medics

Thurs. Jan. 31st
12:00 – 1:00

Bronx campus, King Hall lobby

Westfair Communications

Internships

This position will give you valuable sales experience.

Connect you with decision-makers from local corporations and companies representing all industries.

Introduce you to the fast-paced and constantly evolving Publishing Industry.

Develop relationship-building, communication, sales, organizational and follow-through skills that are coveted by all companies.

Tues. Jan. 15th
10:30 – 1:00

New Rochelle campus, Main Hall lobby

NYC Parks Computer Resource Centers

Technology Instructor position

-Assist or lead classes in basic and intermediate computer and internet skills for adults and seniors

-Adhere to provided curriculum and/or develop class curriculum to submit for approval and implementation

-Promote class and recruit students within CRC, recreation center, and local community

-Provide written and oral feedback to CRC Coordinator and additional staff as requested. 

Wed. Jan. 16th
11:30

Bronx campus, King Hall lobby

Dress for Success

Career Counselor Interns:

Interns help clients by reviewing and editing résumés, helping write cover letters and giving interview tips to a woman in need. They also meet with clients to perform mock interviews and informational interviews in order to give them a chance to practice and improve their communication skills.

Administrative Assistant Interns

Interns assist office operations by updating electronic files, answering phones and participating in all administrative support.

Personal Shopper Interns:

Interns work one-on-one with a Dress for Success client to help her select her professional attire and to provide support and encouragement as she prepares for her interviews and new job.

Wed. Jan. 17th
11:30

Bronx campus, King Hall lobby

NYPD

Tues. Jan 22nd
9:00 – 2:00

Bronx campus, Jerome Hall lobby

FC USA Liberty Travel

This varied Travel Consultant role will see you are selling leisure travel to your clients, ultimately providing outstanding customer service while you manage every aspect of their trip, from organizing flights to arranging tours.

Travel Consultant Requirements:

Sales skills: You will be target driven, sales-focused and tenacious

High flyers: Ambition and a strong academic background is essential

People person: You will be a strong communicator with the ability to make your clients feel loved 

A passion for travel and an incurable case of the travel bug is vital

Thurs. Jan. 24th
11:00

New Rochelle campus, Main Hall lobby

Healthcorp

Information session about their program and application process to become a FT Health Coordinator.

HealthCorps, a comprehensive health education program founded and developed by host of "The Dr. Oz Show," heart surgeon, and bestselling author Mehmet Oz, is seeking dynamic, proactive, and engaging individuals to teach its school curriculum and coordinate community health education events.  

Thurs. Jan. 31st
12:00 – 1:00

Bronx campus, West Hall 414

NYPD

Recruiters from the NYPD Auxiliary will conduct an on campus recruitment session.

Auxiliary Police provide extra "eyes and ears" for the Police Department by performing uniformed foot, vehicle and bicycle patrols. They are trained to observe and report conditions requiring the services of the regular police. Whenever possible, they assist in non-enforcement and non-hazardous duties. The following are some areas in which the Auxiliary Police assist the Police Department.

 

Positions Available:

Auxiliary Police Officers

Thurs. Jan. 31st
9:00 – 2:00

Jerome Hall lobby

Entertainers 4 Education Alliance

E4EA is looking for interns in business, grant writing, graphic design, web design, digital media, photographers, disc jockey, audio & video, events planning, social media and public relations.

11:30 – 1:00

Kingsbridge Heights Community Center

Volunteer recruitment for all programs at Kingsbridge Heights Community Center. Volunteer positions and time commitments vary for each program. The programs offered at KHCC are Afterschool Programs (Elementary), Youth Programs (Tweens and Teens), College Directions, Secret Survivors Campaign, Special Needs Program, etc.

1:00

American Cancer Society

Recruiting for interns and volunteers.

For nearly 100 years, the American Cancer Society (ACS) has worked relentlessly to save lives and create a world with less cancer and more birthdays. Together with millions of their supporters worldwide, they’re helping people stay well, helping people get well, finding cures, and fighting back against cancer.  

Thurs. Feb. 7th
12:00 – 1:00

Jerome Hall lobby

Robert Half International

Recruiters from RHI will visit various accounting classes to discuss opportunities.

Tues. Feb. 12
10:00 – 12:00

Bronx campus, Ustin Hall

Cablevision

Recruiters from Cablevision will visit the New Rochelle campus to meet with students for Tech Field Operations positions. This job entails installation and repair of video and on-line products. Individuals will install, reconnect, and repair cable TV equipment.

NR – Main Hall

NYPD

Mon. March 4th
11:30 – 4:30

Jerome Hall lobby

U.S. Customs & Border Protection

Customs Agents

U.S. Border Patrol Agent which is a federal law enforcement position in the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. Minimum requirements are U.S. Citizenship at time of application, valid driver license and successfully complete an extensive background investigation. The application period is tentatively scheduled from February 20, 2013 to May 19, 2013 or when 60,000 applications are received.

Wed. Mar. 13th
12:00 – 2:00

Jerome Hall lobby

NYPD

Thurs. March 14th

Time T/B/A

U.S. Customs & Border Protection

Customs Agents

U.S. Border Patrol Agent which is a federal law enforcement position in the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. Minimum requirements are U.S. Citizenship at time of application, valid driver license and successfully complete an extensive background investigation. The application period is tentatively scheduled from February 20, 2013 to May 19, 2013 or when 60,000 applications are received.

Thurs. March 28th
12:00 – 2:00

Main Hall lobby

Free Arts NYC

Recruiters from this organization wish to meet students for important volunteer activities.

Parents and Children Together with Art (PACT) is an 8-week theme based art experience for families featuring activities designed to increase parental involvement and encourage positive family communication. With a 1-to-2 volunteer-to -family ratio, program facilitators and trained volunteers facilitate art projects that require collaboration of ideas and sustained teamwork. Spanish speakers are especially needed, as many of these families primarily speak Spanish. Time Commitment: 2.5 hours per week for 8 weeks; training prior to volunteering (3 hours); curriculum review prior to volunteering (3 hours)

Weekly Mentor Program (WMP) provides under-served youth ages 6-13 with regular opportunities to express themselves creatively and engage with positive adult role models. Led by a professional facilitator, teams of volunteer mentors work with small groups of youth at social service agencies and schools throughout NYC with volunteer-to-child ration of approximately 1-to-3. Time

Commitment: 2.5 hours per week for 12-13 weeks; training prior to volunteering (3 hours); curriculum review prior to volunteering (3 hours)

Tue. April 2nd

11:30 – 3:30

NYPD

Tues. April 2nd

Time T/B/A

NYPD

Thurs. May 2nd

Time T/B/A