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	Summer Graduate Internship Program The New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) provides decent and affordable housing in a safe and secure living environment for low and moderate income residents throughout the five boroughs. It is the largest public housing authority in North America. NYCHA also administers a citywide Section 8 Leased Housing Program in rental apartments. NYCHA is the largest public housing authority in North America. About 1 in 13 New Yorkers are served by NYCHA's Public Housing and Section 8 Programs. If NYCHA were a city, it would rank 19th in population size in the United States, with New York City ranked first. Internship Opportunities Various NYCHA departments are seeking interns. Internship Dates May through September Internship Responsibilities May perform the following tasks: Work with a diverse array of staff and management to identify change management needs; Assist in guiding strategic planning activities that help align the Authority's administration of programs with its mission and priorities; Assist in preparing reports, presentations, memos, spreadsheets and charts; Assist in preparing business cases and plans for new initiatives; Research industry trends to maximize the efficiency and effectiveness of the Authority's operations; Help create metrics that support staff and management in monitoring performance of projects and programs; Gather, analyze and interpret qualitative and quantitative data; Identify photos, write text and partner with internal and external entities to plan events; Assist in planning, problem solving, research and general administration; Assist in quantitative and qualitative analysis of agency programs; Assist in the development of alternative proposals for the achievement of program objectives; Assist in the design of policies and procedures; Make site visits to review program records and interview staff. Qualifications/Special Skills/Areas Of Study Currently enrolled in a graduate Health, Social Service, Public Administration, Public Policy, Business, Communications, Management Science, Information Management, Organizational Behavior, Sociology or Anthropology program or a related field in an acredited college or university. Candidates should be computer literate, including a working knowledge of Microsoft Office applications; have strong analytical and research skills, knowledge of statistical analyses and evaluation methodology; have the ability to write clearly and persuasively, work on multiple projects, initiate work independently and complete specific tasks in a timely fashion; be willing to develop generalist skills while on the job in a wide range of disciplines. Application Process Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. E-mail, mail or fax cover letter and resume to: Marie Tesoriero, Program Coordinator New York City Housing Authority Human Resources Department 90 Church Street, 5th Floor New York, New York 10007 Telephone: (212) 306-4038 Fax: (212) 306-5192 E-mail: marie.tesoriero@nycha.nyc.gov Salary Range Summer Graduate Intern $424 - $717 per week Additional Information Before applying: Be sure you meet the Qualifications/Special Skills/Areas of Study You must have an undergraduate degree or will have by Spring of the year that you are applying. You are currently enrolled in a graduate program or accepted in a graduate program for the fall of the year that you are applying.