A communal internship for upper class students has been established to enable them to experience the actual lifestyle of agency executives, to engage in specific projects within an agency or institution, and, as a result, to better gauge whether communal service is a viable career option. These internships are for credit, not pay, and are available on a semester by semester basis. To date, several local Queens and national Jewish organizations in Manhattan have agreed to participate in our internship program. Students will be required to do readings relevant to the type of internship they have and to write critical papers and essays on the material. Student Lounge .
All equipment is available for student use.
Over time, we will be purchasing more and more software to meet student needs and demands. This lounge also has a conference table with chairs, and can serve as a study hall and library or a gathering spot for shmoozing. In the future, we anticipate holding student-faculty discussions on an ongoing basis in the lounge. Cozy atmosphere at the Student's Lounge 4. Student Prizes and Awards .