Interpretation & Public Programming Internship

Description

The Interpretation & Public Programming Internship is available to enthusiastic, motivated graduate or college (juniors and seniors only) student for assistance in researching and developing exhibition-related programming. You must have strong organizational and computer skills, excellent written and verbal communication skills, the ability to work independently, and a sense of humor to be considered for this position. As an intern, you will be researching artists and exhibition-related content, assisting in the development and installation of the Museum’s educational Process Gallery and other interpretative spaces, assisting in Museum Guide exhibition training, collecting and editing audio content for cell phone tours, assisting with public programs for current exhibitions and day-to-day operations.