Freshmen and Sophomore Macaulay students: Consider applying to be a part of the JEHN network, which grants you a Certificate in Justice and Equity upon graduation. Get credit for your ethnic studies / social justice courses and meet Honors students from other campuses across the country! JEHN students attend a Summer Gathering cohort trip. Learn more here and here. This is only a 1-year commitment that consists of 2 JEHN courses + 1 summer trip.

The Bronx Institute is hiring Lehman Honors Students to fill three different kinds of positions at $20/hour for 10-15 hours per week.

• Positions available:
  • Mentor position – to work with college students
  • Tutor position –  to work with middle school students (in-classroom)
  • Mentor position – to work with middle school students

Contact [email protected] if you have any questions about the application process.

The Center for Fiction is the only nonprofit literary organization in the U.S. solely dedicated to celebrating fiction. In February 2019, we opened the doors to our new building in Downtown Brooklyn, creating a home for NYC’s literary community. We’re known for our special literary events, including our innovative panels, performances, lectures, and conversations, and we need interns to help them run smoothly. We are seeking students who are passionate about the literary world and who want to participate as a team to ensure the programs here are of the highest possible quality for all involved.

To apply, please email Eliana Cohen-Orth at [email protected] with a résumé and cover letter with your interest in author events and any relevant experience, with “Event Production Internship Application — [Your Name]” in the subject line, by Wednesday, January 5th at noon. If you need an extension, please email [email protected] at your earliest convenience.

A common thread between many our alumni, current and incoming students is: they are the first in their family to attend college.

Students: Let’s show our community that Macaulay is a wonderful place for first-generation students. A place where they will be supported and will thrive. We want to hear your story. Share a little bit about your experiences below!

To create a more welcoming and inclusive community, we invite you to fill out this form to include our new Macaulay First Generation logo on your website profile image in our directory.

After this first step, we plan to gather information from around our community regarding the unique challenges faced by first generation college students with the goal of ensuring Macaulay is a safe, welcoming place for first-generation college students to thrive and reach their full potential.

The OPA’s winter scholar program is designed to help all students work on preparing competitive applications towards awards and fellowships with deadlines closing during the spring semester. Our winter program can also help students apply to summer programs that offer funding and prestigious opportunities for them through paid internships, research experience, studying abroad, and more! 

To sign up for our program, students must RSVP using the link TINYURL.COM/OPASCHOLAR21