Kids in the Game is holding an Open House this month! They will be interviewing candidates for part-time coaching/instructor positions in addition to internships in the following areas: marketing, coaching/program development, business development/finance.
Monday, January 25th from 10am-4pm
157 Columbus Avenue
5th floor, Conference Room 4.
If you are interested in attending, please email (sheryl@kidsinthegame.com) to confirm attendance.
Fordham students have a great advantage in being located right by their office!
Friday, January 15, 2016
Thursday, January 14, 2016
Passion for Fashion: The Adventures of Being Nina Garcia’s Intern
Where?
Marie Claire Magazine 34th Floor of the Hearst Building on 57th Street
How did I become Nina’s Intern?
At first I was hired at Marie Claire as a Fashion Closet Intern where I was an intern along with 10 others. I was quite surprised considering the fact that I had worked at different magazines that really only had 4-5 interns for the fashion closet.
I thought to myself, what was I going to do that was going to make me stand out? Then one day I arrived 20 minutes early to work and a lovely gentleman saw me seating in the conference room reading my daily reading dosage of Marie Claire Web. He asked me if I could help him research a list of celebrities that he needed to give to Nina, so that she could choose which one she would like to be on the future cover of Marie Claire. I was thrilled, excited, and nervous. He wanted me to help him with a task for NINA GARCIA, the fierce, powerful, eyes of Marie Claire!! Well, the story follows, I did a good job and he asked me if I would like to be apart of the Nina Garcia Team. I was honored it just goes to show if you are early, ready, prepared, and excited to be an intern… People will see your dedication and passion for fashion and want you to their next best intern.
What did I do?
I worked with two of Nina Garcia’s assistants: Kyle and Jenna. One of my daily task’s was logging in Nina’s Magazines sent to her from other publishing companies. So, that she could see what other Fashion Directors were styling in their covers. God for bid some other Fashion Director shoots the Dior dress that she was eyeing for the next shoot… Other activities that I did in the office were: checking in Nina’s outfits that were sent to her by designers, creating power points on celebrities that she wanted to shoot, creating mood boards for future spreads, What was in? What was out? What were some possible themes that Nina could use for the fashion pages of the magazine? This also helped me expand on my knowledge in the fashion industry. It educated me on what was in and what was so long gone out. Since I worked during the Holiday Season I also researched popular places to buy gifts for people in NY. What places would Nina want tourists who like to shop check out? (Check it out in December issue under Nina’s Christmas Gift List…) Above, is just a small composed list of what I did, since I was working with the Queen Nina Garcia, quite a lot of the things that I did was confidential.
Then of course when I had some free time, almost never, I enjoyed working with the fashion closet team in helping them prep for shoots. Besides working with Kyle, I also worked with Jenna who is the tech editor and also Nina’s first assistant. For Jenna, I helped her research what new fashionable technology products were emerging. This was something fun and new. At a break at work she allowed me to try out new beauty apps. One of my favorites one was an app that allows you to take a photo of anything and find that shade of makeup. For example if you take a photo of your purple top. The picture would then detect where the closest location is, so you could easily splurge on that shade of purple lipstick that you have always wanted!
Marie Claire Magazine 34th Floor of the Hearst Building on 57th Street
How did I become Nina’s Intern? At first I was hired at Marie Claire as a Fashion Closet Intern where I was an intern along with 10 others. I was quite surprised considering the fact that I had worked at different magazines that really only had 4-5 interns for the fashion closet.
I thought to myself, what was I going to do that was going to make me stand out? Then one day I arrived 20 minutes early to work and a lovely gentleman saw me seating in the conference room reading my daily reading dosage of Marie Claire Web. He asked me if I could help him research a list of celebrities that he needed to give to Nina, so that she could choose which one she would like to be on the future cover of Marie Claire. I was thrilled, excited, and nervous. He wanted me to help him with a task for NINA GARCIA, the fierce, powerful, eyes of Marie Claire!! Well, the story follows, I did a good job and he asked me if I would like to be apart of the Nina Garcia Team. I was honored it just goes to show if you are early, ready, prepared, and excited to be an intern… People will see your dedication and passion for fashion and want you to their next best intern.
What did I do?
I worked with two of Nina Garcia’s assistants: Kyle and Jenna. One of my daily task’s was logging in Nina’s Magazines sent to her from other publishing companies. So, that she could see what other Fashion Directors were styling in their covers. God for bid some other Fashion Director shoots the Dior dress that she was eyeing for the next shoot… Other activities that I did in the office were: checking in Nina’s outfits that were sent to her by designers, creating power points on celebrities that she wanted to shoot, creating mood boards for future spreads, What was in? What was out? What were some possible themes that Nina could use for the fashion pages of the magazine? This also helped me expand on my knowledge in the fashion industry. It educated me on what was in and what was so long gone out. Since I worked during the Holiday Season I also researched popular places to buy gifts for people in NY. What places would Nina want tourists who like to shop check out? (Check it out in December issue under Nina’s Christmas Gift List…) Above, is just a small composed list of what I did, since I was working with the Queen Nina Garcia, quite a lot of the things that I did was confidential. Then of course when I had some free time, almost never, I enjoyed working with the fashion closet team in helping them prep for shoots. Besides working with Kyle, I also worked with Jenna who is the tech editor and also Nina’s first assistant. For Jenna, I helped her research what new fashionable technology products were emerging. This was something fun and new. At a break at work she allowed me to try out new beauty apps. One of my favorites one was an app that allows you to take a photo of anything and find that shade of makeup. For example if you take a photo of your purple top. The picture would then detect where the closest location is, so you could easily splurge on that shade of purple lipstick that you have always wanted!
Wednesday, January 13, 2016
Tuesday, January 12, 2016
Social Services Job Fair
Preventive Services are comprehensive, neighborhood-based programs that provide supportive services through counseling to children and families. HCZ operates four foster-care preventive programs: the Family Support Center, the Family Development Program, Truancy Prevention and Project CLASS. These programs provide need-based services, including casework counseling, advocacy and referrals to external providers and more intensive supports. In each case, the ultimate goal is to connect our families with the services and resources they need to become more independent and stable, ultimately preventing foster care placement.
We invite you to meet HCZ’s preventive staff and learn more about our unwavering dedication to serve and help keep our children and families together.
Monday, January 25th, 4:00 – 7:00 p.m.
Family Development Program
34 West 139th Street
Please Bring Copies of Your Resume and RSVP by January 24th
http://hczwintersocialservicesfair.eventbrite.com
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