All posts tagged Spring 2012

The Historical Society of Pennsylvania seeks an intern to help research and write contextual annotation for the Greenfield Digital Project, a new online historical documentary editing project. The project focuses on the early years of the Great Depression and the

AIA Legacy Foundation is pleased to announce the immediate availability of one internship for the Spring 2012 semester at the Octagon, a historic house museum in Washington, DC. This is a unique opportunity for those interested in hands-on experience

Lowell's Boat Shop, founded in 1793, is a National Historic Landmark and the oldest continuously operating wooden boat building shop in America. The boat shop is open daily; visitors are invited to observe building of traditional handcrafted wooden dories

Part-time, paid internship starting January 2012 and ending September 2012. The City of Los Angeles Office of Historic Resources (OHR) is managing SurveyLA, the Citywide Historic Resources Survey Project (www.surveyla.org). This multi-year effort is made possible through a grant

Are you interested in video production, digital media, and/or communications in the not-for profit world? Then this is for you! If your background includes any of the above, or is in a related field, then we encourage you to apply.

Qualifications

Work for an organization you can feel good about! The National Trust for Historic Preservation, the country’s leading non-profit dedicated to helping people save places that matter, is seeking a spring semester intern. The Public Affairs Intern will be

The upper Monongahela River Towns of Point Marion, Greensboro, Rice’s Landing, Fredericktown, and California have seen an economic decline due to the loss of industry. The Pennsylvania Environmental Council (www.pecpa.org) is developing River Town Programs to connect the towns

Are you interested in working with a nationally-known organization that is making a difference in preserving our nation’s Civil War heritage? Do you want to gain skills and knowledge about how successful non-profits raise money, and how they use that

The National Museum of American Jewish History seeks qualified candidates for a website-building internship. Previous museum experience is not required. Project to begin immediately, with website going live March 1, 2012.

The Texas State Preservation Board Internship Program is designed to provide undergraduate and graduate level students unpaid internships within a selected department at the Agency.

Preservation Wayne is currently seeking energetic, dedicated and skilled interns for the Winter 2012 semester to assist with a variety of projects to help preserve, promote and protect the neighborhoods and structures that define Detroit.