Thursday, March 21, 2013

Chicago Time Machine Documentary/History Internship

WTTW is currently producing an 80-minute local historical documentary and website called “Chicago Time Machine.” Host Geoffrey Baer will travel to places around the Chicago region and step into a virtual time machine to show viewers what stood at that place or happened there in years past. This production will be complete and broadcast by November 2013.

Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Summer Digital Archives Internship at the Button Museum


The Button Museum is looking for students to work with us this summer to develop and expand our Digital Archive. Students will gain unique and specialized experience researching, describing, digitizing and cataloging our growing collection of historic buttons.

Saturday, February 23, 2013

Pathways Internship Program, United States Department of State

The Bureau of Human Resources, Office of Shared Services at the United States Department of State is pleased to announce additional Pathways Internship Program vacancies have been posted on USAJOBS.

The Department’s Pathways Internship Program has two components to allow for flexible recruitment: the Internship Experience Program (IEP) and the Internship Temporary Experience Program (ITEP). These two programs replace all former paid internships (e.g. Student Temporary Employment Program, Student Career Experience Program, Cooperative Education Program, Stay-in-School Program, and the Summer Clerical Program).

Tuesday, February 19, 2013

Paid Summer Internship with McDonald's Golden Arches Foundation

The McDonald's Golden Archives serve as the centralized information and research center for the historical assets of McDonald's Corporation. The Archives acquire, preserve, and provide information to maintain the integrity of brand McDonald's and support current and future business activities.  We currently have a need for an undergraduate Archives Intern for a six week assignment beginning June 3, 2013.

Thursday, February 7, 2013

Introducing the Spring 2013 Undergraduate Interns

Fourteen Loyola undergraduates are putting the skills they learned in the classroom to work in archives, museums, gardens, and even on the streets of Rogers Park this semester as part of HIST 398: the History Undergraduate Internship. They are learning first-hand from professionals about the many ways in which History can be put to work. In return for interning for a minimum of five hours a week, they earn three course credit hours and satisfy the college’s Engaged Learning Credit. Live vicariously through their experiences by following their weekly blog posts. Who knows? You might find a new place to visit, a new subject to study, or an internship to undertake yourself!

Thursday, January 31, 2013

Internship Opportunity at Hinsdale Historical Society

The Hinsdale Historical Society in Hinsdale, Ill. is looking to regularly recruit history students in the Chicagoland area to enhance our 19th century historic house museum and become an important institution in our community. With that, we are now seeking qualified and enthusiastic interns for a variety of projects at the Hinsdale History Museum.

Wednesday, January 30, 2013

Mystic Seaport Summer Internship Program

Spend your summer (mid-June to August) on the banks of the beautiful Mystic River as you learn about museums and maritime history.

Mystic Seaport is seeking a select group of upper-level undergraduates and graduate students who are passionate about history and curious about museum work. See how the academic history you've studied in school is translated into public history at the nation's fourth largest history museum. One to two days each week will be spent working closely with museum staff on a specific project or research topic. You'll get a behind-the-scenes look at a variety of museums through weekly off-site field trips. A weekly discussion seminar, assigned readings, and presentations by Mystic Seaport leaders will introduce you to museum theory and current best practices. Two days each week (including one weekend day) will be spent as an exhibit interpreter, bringing what you've learned to a broad public audience. For 2013, research projects will contribute to the planning of exhibits, programs, activities, and events surrounding the upcoming 38th Voyage of the whaleship, Charles W. Morgan.