Anthropology students! Have an unpaid internship this fall? Wish that unpaid internship could actually pay you? Look no further than the NYU Wasserman Center Internship Grant! The goal of this program is to help support students pursuing non-paying internships within not-for-profit organizations, the arts, education, public service, and within other industries that do not traditionally pay their interns. This $1,000 grant is available to undergraduate and graduate NYU students in degree-granting programs.
This means you can get 1K for running those coffee errands, doing that data entry, or cleaning up after all that finger painting. If this sounds like a dream come true, make sure to get your applications in! Applications are available via NYU CareerNet – Job ID #927342. The application deadline is Tuesday, September 30th at 11:59PM.
This information is also available for download.

Hi Undergraduates! If any of you are interested in museum education, cultural preservation, and/or Jewish history/heritage consider applying for a paid internship in Museum and Holocaust Education through the Museum of Jewish Heritage. This is a fantastic opportunity to build your résumé while participating in an anthropologically centered field!
For more information about the internship, click here.
For the application, click here.
For application FAQs, click here.

The first Anthropology Undergraduate Student Association general meeting will held tonight from 8:30pm-9:30pm in Kimmel, 907!
The Anthropology Undergraduate Student Association (AUSA) is the spokesgroup for undergraduate majors and minors within NYU’s Department of Anthropology. They plan and put on a variety of events throughout the academic year, including film screenings, museum trips, and much more! If you are interested in being a part of AUSA be sure to attend tonight’s meeting and speak to their President!
Find out more about AUSA on their portal on the Department’s website, here.

Beyond Z is an early-stage, national organization on a mission to ensure that the next generation of leaders emerges from everywhere. We discover, develop, and connect diverse young talent to networks and opportunities they deserve. In the long term, we aspire to be the nation’s leading accelerator of diverse talent, creating a visible and diverse pipeline from school to profession.
We seek volunteers (called Leadership Coaches) interested in making a commitment to coach a cohort of 4-6 public school 7th graders in Brooklyn. We’ll support you with high quality resources and trainings, as well as a community of staff and volunteers, so you can focus on building a collaborative culture and their collective leadership. The commitment is from October 2014 through May 2015, and requires approximately 4-5 hours weekly (excluding travel time) and 4 weekends.
Please sign up on our site here to learn more and start your application today!
Christian McIntire * Program Manager, Beyond Z * 646-570-2659 * christian.mcintire@beyondz.org
Sheila Lopez * Regional Director, Beyond Z * 646-385-4965 * sheila.lopez@beyondz.org

The Rubin Museum of Art is currently seeking applications for the Apprentice Museum Educator Work-Study Program for the 2014-2015 academic year. The program provides students with essential skills for future careers in the fields of Museum Education and Arts Administration, as well as familiarizing them with the Museum’s outstanding collection of Himalayan Asian Art.
To be considered, applicants must be currently enrolled in an undergraduate program in New York City. The position is a two semester commitment of fifteen hours per a week, and includes a paid monthly stipend.
If you know of any students who would like to apply, please forward the attached application to them and encourage them to visit the Rubin Museum’s website: http://www.rubinmuseum.org/pages/load/137
The application deadline is Friday, June 27.

Below are flyers for our wonderful Summer 2014 courses!