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 The Urban Assembly Media High School draws on the media, in all its forms, to excite students about their education, examine complex issues that span diverse subject areas, draw connections between classroom instruction and real-life activities, and prepare students for college and professional careers. By analyzing and producing media—including radio, television, film, photojournalism and advertising—students become effective communicators, informed citizens and critical thinkers. 
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UAM students produce a monthly television program. Internships with partners such as Children’s PressLine, Manhattan Neighborhood Network and Harlem Live! are available to students in every grade. Time Warner pairs Hispanic students with Hispanic mentors in the publishing industry—mentorships that lead to opportunities for paid internships. A monthly film series sponsored by Human Rights Watch and Breakthrough teaches UAM students about human rights issues and documentary filmmaking. |
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 Address: Martin Luther King Jr. Campus, 122 Amsterdam Avenue, Room 182 New York, NY 10023 Principal: Lynnette Delgado | (212) 501 1106 | (212) 501 1106 www.uamhs.org  Breakthrough TV Children's PressLine Human Rights Watch Manhattan Neighborhood Network MTV Museum of Television and Radio NY Daily News NYU Steinhardt School of Education, Department of Culture and Communication Time Warner |
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