Friday, July 15, 2016

Peabody Essex Museum Internships and Fellowships (Massachusetts)

The Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, Massachusetts is a one-of-a-kind medium-sized institution dedicated to interpreting American, Native American, Maritime, and Asian art, architecture, and textiles. The collection began with the souvenirs of New England sea captains and has expanded into an impressive array of art and photography in a state-of-the-art exhibit space. Public programming abounds, including an Art and Nature Center designed to be family-friendly. An extensive internship program is offered for students hoping to enter the museum field and seeking to get concrete project-based experience. Fellowship opportunities for professionals and graduate students of Native American, Alaskan, and Hawaiian background are also offered.

Internship Information:

  • Project-based experience
  • Professional development opportunities
  • Volunteer
  • Flexible hours
  • Open to undergrad and grad students
  • Departments:
    • Art & Nature Center (education, exhibits, programming)
    • Connected Learning (Education - art focus) - grad student preferrence
    • Creative Engagement (events, programming)
    • Curatorial/Exhibitions and Research
    • Curatorial: Photography Collection - graduate student
    • Design Intern/Creative Series (graphic design)
    • Development
    • Development: Events
    • Executive Office (administrative)
    • Exhibition Research and Publishing Rights (including experience developing books)
    • Exhibition Research and Publishing Editorial Intern (writing, communications)
    • Marketing
    • Merchandising/Museum Shop
  • Fall semester applications are due August 1
  • Check the website for due dates for other semesters
  • Application, cover letter, resume submitted via email or by mail
  • More info here
Fellowship Information:

A Native American Fellowship is offered to graduate students and cultural professionals of Native American, Alaskan, and Hawaiian background. It is a paid, 10-week, full-time opportunity, with application information posted in January. A stipend, lodging, workshops, and travel expense coverage are offered and school credit can be arranged. More info here.

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