Paid Spring Interns, Remote and In Person – National Council for Preservation Education – Deadline 11-07-23
Hourly rate ranges from $17 to $24; check the job posting for details
The National Council for Preservation Education (NPCE) is now
accepting applications to its internship program until the
deadline of Nov. 7 at 5:00 PM (Eastern). Current undergraduate
and graduate students and recent graduates are eligible to apply
for these paid internships for the Spring semester of 2024. Visit
the website listed at this post for instructions on how to apply,
eligibility, benefits, a searchable a list of internship
positions, and the online application.
Details: There are 35 internship positions available located at
over 30 U.S. National Parks, National Park Service (NPS) offices,
and other Federal offices. The internships range in length from
10 to 30 weeks. Travel to the site and housing during the
internship are usually the responsibility of the intern but there
are several positions that include free or cheap housing and/or
travel allowance. Some positions are remote or partly remote;
view the job descriptions for details.
Qualifications: We seek academically promising students (3.2+
GPA) with coursework and/or experience (volunteer and/or paid) in
the fields of museum studies, conservation, history,
archeology/anthropology, library science, and allied fields.
There’s something here for a wide range of interests: cataloging
museum collections and research on previous occupants at the
parsonage of the Thompson A.M.E. Zion Church at the Harriet
Tubman National Historical Park in Auburn, NY; preparing
Ancestral Puebloan artifacts and human remains for repatriation
to tribes at the Canyons of the Ancients Visitor Center and
Museum in Dolores, CO; digitizing archives and learning the
National Park Service’s Collection Management System (ICMS/MCMS)
at Yellowstone National Park, Gardiner, MT; identifying and
organizing Plains-era artifacts (e.g. ceramics, bone, shell,
lithics) at the Bureau of Reclamations collection held by the
Kansas Historical Society in Topeka, KS; and much more. Follow
up, interviews, and hiring are done by the on-site supervisor at
the respective internship sites.
All interested students are encouraged to apply.
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