Description
Due Feb. 1, 2023.
The National Museum of Wildlife Art is currently accepting applications for two different paid summer internships, The Lillian Thomason Gemar Education Internship, and the McGee Curatorial Internship.
Applicants are welcome to apply for both internships by submitting two separate applications to the appropriate contact person.
Skills
Applicants of diverse backgrounds are encouraged to apply. The candidate may arrange for academic credit through his/her college or university. We are looking for candidates who have excellent communication skills ( writing, public speaking). Research skills, teaching skills, visitor services experience.
Qualifications
Undergraduate degree in art, art history, American studies, environmental science or a related field.
Demonstrated interest in art and museums is preferred. A transcript showing classes in art/art history is a plus. Teaching experience is a plus.
Educational Requirements
Undergraduate degree required. Graduate degree in progress preferred.
Experience Requirements
Experience in museums, art galleries, customer service, education, and/or research preferred.
Benefits
$7,200 stipend for a 12-week internship, plus up to an additional $3,600 housing allowance for the full 12 weeks if from out of town. Please note that taxes will be deducted from both the internship stipend and housing allowance.