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Business and Accounting Internships at the School of Management
The Sage School of Management ensures that students are prepared for life outside of the classroom. Internships are a critical step along the path to success. Over 200 students have completed internships in the past three years. These required work-based learning experiences provide students an opportunity to further develop knowledge and skills they have acquired in the classroom. These include professionalism, leadership, critical thinking, effective communication – to name a few. Internships are also a chance to gain additional insight into a particular field, network with professionals, and explore professional interests.
Internship site placements have included:
Accounting and Finance: General Electric, NYS Department of Tax and Finance, NYS Comptroller’s Office, Ayco, Albany Medical Center, Northwestern Mutual Financial Group, Arts Center of the Capital Region, Sterling Insurance Company, Northeast Petroleum Technologies Inc., NYS Office of Internal Audit and Compliance (Criminal Justice Records Compliance Unit), NYS Department of Health.
Marketing: Aflac, American Red Cross, MadAddie Marketing, NYSERDA, Mohawk Hudson Land Conservancy, Shaye Global, Katie O’ Weddings and Events, Destination Bride LLC, New York State Thruway Authority E-ZPASS
Entrepreneurship and Innovation: Gavant Software Inc., In Focus Brands, John Houshmand Design.
Human Resources: New York State Police, Baptist Health and Nursing Rehabilitation Center, Trinity Alliance of the Capital Region, AFLAC, NYS Assembly, Executive Consulting Group, General Electric.
Sport Management: Glens Falls Civic Center, University at Albany, Albany School of Pharmacy, TriCity Valley Cats, Times Union Center.
Management: CVS, Farm Family, Citizens Bank of New York, Enterprise, DSM Fortitech Premixes, Samaritan Hospital, She’s a Boss, Arrow Leather Finishing, Inc., Ronald McDonald House.
Spring 2017 Interns

Kara Whitaker, SCA ’17
Human Resources Intern at Sisters of St. Joseph, Latham, NY
Ms. Whitaker was mentored by the HR Director. Her work included a wide-range of HR duties. In particular, she assisted the director in the implementation of a new payroll software system. She was instrumental in this process because of her trouble shooting skills as well as her work in preparing a documentation spreadsheet for the system.

Jorrdan McCray, SCA ’17
Sport Management Intern at The Sage Colleges, Albany, NY
Mr. McCray served as a sport management/event planning intern under the mentorship of Coach Barnes. Jorrdan (a) planned all travel for the men’s basketball team during the Spring semester, (b) reconciled and reported team expenses, and (c) participated in the organization and implementation of the basketball camp for middle-school students.

Mariah Raghoonanan, RSC ’18
Finance Intern at The Arts Center of the Capital Region, Troy, NY
Ms. Raghoonanan has been volunteering at the Arts Center since her freshman year at Russell Sage College. This semester her work was expanded into a new area as finance intern for the director of finance. Mariah was responsible to reconcile financial transactions, work with Excel, prepare financial reports as well as train the receptionist as a new employee of the organization.