New York City Program

About the Program
While most fall semester programs are designed for economics concentrators, spring semester programs are open to students from many concentrations and credit in them depends on resident directors' departments or academic programs, and their NYC program themes. In most spring semesters, students pursuing any concentration can apply. To determine what programs or departments students can transfer credits in to count for the concentration, check the semester's dedicated web page.
New York City Program students spend four days a week as interns in a firm or organization for one credit. They attend weekly seminars one morning and evening for two credits and complete an independent project for one credit. Typically, an independent project, a seminar, or both may receive concentration credit in the discipline or program of the director.
Special arrangements for receiving concentration credit may be possible between the New York City Program and the department or program for a student's concentration.
Upcoming Semester Programs
Fall 2022
- Labor Markets: NYC as a Classroom
- Director: Derek Jones, Professor of Economics
- Email: djones@hamilton.edu
- Applications: Closed
Spring 2023
- Labor, Immigration, and Reform in New York City's History
- Director: Maurice Isserman, Professor of American History
- Email: misserma@hamilton.edu
- Applications: Open
Recent Internship Opportunities
Thanks to Hamilton alumni, parents, and other supporters, there is a growing list of sponsors for Hamilton’s New York City Program students. Program participants have recently interned at firms, organizations, and institutions such as:
- Morgan Stanley-Millman Group
- Sierra Club
- Empire State Development Corporation
- CityGrowers
- New York Lawyers in the Public Interest
- ABC News
- Futures Ignite
- Mott Haven Fridge
- James Cohan Gallery
- Bolt Financial Inc.
- Elizabeth Sadoff Art Advisory
- New York Bay Capital
- Weinstein Carnegie Philanthropic Group
- Center Pixel
- Epicenter NYC
A Network of Support
A faculty member serves as an on-site program director who teaches the seminars, leads a variety of experiential learning field trips, and serves as the central resource for students as they navigate life in New York City.
Hamilton has a large contingent of alumni located in and around the Big Apple, and they take every opportunity to get to know students in the program. In addition to hosting internships, alumni sponsor a variety of events and gatherings each semester, including nights at the Metropolitan Opera and the New York Philharmonic.
Experiences & Excursions


Contact
Contact Name
Karen Prentice-Duprey
(on behalf of Professor Katheryn Doran, General Director)

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