Asian American / Asian Research Institute
The City University of New York
Hunter College AANAPISI Project (HCAP) is currently seeking Undergraduate Research Assistants (URAs) to conduct research with Asian American communities during summer 2026 (June to August). The project must be supervised by a faculty mentor. Students must be current Hunter undergraduates planning to graduate in Fall 2026 or later in order to be eligible to apply and … Read more
This program allows CUNY students to apply responsible AI skills to real business challenges while building practical experience and portfolio-ready work.
SEAC annually awards a small number of fieldwork grants for faculty, and pre-dissertation/dissertation research grants (which may include language training) for graduate students. Awards will be for up to $5,000. SEAC also will five grants of up to $1,000 each to support faculty publishing related to Southeast Asia and Southeast Asians, including in the diaspora.
We invite students, scholars, organizers and artists from all backgrounds to submit proposals that investigate what the recent victory of Zohran Mamdani as mayor reveals about the future of Asian American identity, the intersection of class and race, and the evolving strategies of civic engagement in an increasingly polarized era.
The 2026 Summer Archives and Open Knowledge Faculty Fellowship aims to support 14 full-time teaching faculty members with $5000 of summer salary to expand the use of CUNY archival collections and Wikimedia platforms in the Fall 2026 semester. Fellows are required to participate in three day-long workshops at the Office of Library Services 57th Street offices and to use the remaining weeks before the start of the Fall 2026 semester.
Apply today to launch your career this summer. Earn $20 an hour while interning in your dream industry with NYC’s top employers. No internship experience? No problem – this is designed for CUNY undergraduates with no prior paid internships.