Twelve-Month Access and Inclusion Education Internship

Description

The Twelve-Month Access and Inclusion Education Internship is open to current undergraduate seniors who will have graduated by the beginning of the program, current graduate students at the master's level, and recent graduates of either an undergraduate or master's-level program. The internship is available to students who are interested in accessibility and inclusion of people with disabilities in museums. Interns will gain knowledge of art museum education pedagogy and working with audiences with disabilities and develop skills to embed principles of accessibility and inclusion into the design of education programs, including planning strategies, outreach/marketing, creating inclusive activities, accommodations, adaptive supplies, and more. The internship is five days at thirty-five hours per week with compensation of approximately $32,000 (less applicable taxes and deductions) and you are eligible to receive benefits currently offered to Non-Exempt Full-Time Employees of the Museum. A $3,000 stipend available for research and travel expenses related to the internship.