Submit your information, letters of intent (LOIs), and supporting documents through the link provided below. For inquiries, contact craig.willingham@sph.cuny.edu
https://forms.gle/8hzT61imywL3ddpM6
The CUNY Urban Food Policy Institute, part of the CUNY Graduate School of Public Health and Health Policy, is dedicated to informing food policies for cities and urban regions. Our focus is on ensuring equal access to nutritious and affordable food, connecting it with health, racial equity, community sustainability, and workforce value.
We are currently accepting LOIs from students for 2024 spring, summer, and fall internships. Your LOI should address one of our research areas. If you’re interested in a food policy topic not listed, include it in your LOI. The application deadline is March 7, 2024. We will evaluate applications in early March and notify selected candidates by March 31st, 2024.
INTERNSHIP TOPIC AREAS
Food Policy Monitor/Regional Food Equity Planning
We analyze food policy trends and regional food planning at various government levels. Learn more here.
Food Labor and Workforce Development
Our research includes food worker compensation and working conditions. Learn more here.
Unhealthy Food/Predatory Marketing/Ultra-processed food
We examine unhealthy food marketing, formulation, and impact. Learn more here.
Food Security
Our research includes campus food security, and SNAP/WIC expansion. Learn more here.
Food Advocacy
We research participatory practices in food planning and policymaking. Learn more here.
Food Policy Communications
Our work includes disseminating food policy information via newsletters, forums, and social media. Learn more here.
Food Program Evaluation
Our work includes evaluating program implementation and the impact of food-focused organizations. Learn more here.
Other
You can propose a different topic in your LOI.
How to apply
Fill out the form at the link below and use it to upload your LOI and resume. https://forms.gle/8hzT61imywL3ddpM6
LOI Guidelines:
Your LOI is limited to 500 words and should include:
· Your interest in interning with the Institute.
· Your chosen topic area and its interest to you.
· How the internship aligns with your academic and career objectives.