Deadline: 1 August 2016
Open to: undergraduates or graduate students in art, art history, museum studies or related fields
Remuneration: monthly stipend of USD 1,000
Open to: undergraduates or graduate students in art, art history, museum studies or related fields
Remuneration: monthly stipend of USD 1,000
Description
Birmingham
Museum of Art is pleased to offer The Goodrich Internship to
begin in September 2016. The Goodrich Internship is made possible by the Mike and Gillian
Goodrich Foundation.
The Intern will rotate between the four major departments
within the Museum; Curatorial, Education, Registration, and Development and
will work closely with staff throughout the Museum. He/she will be given
considerable responsibility during his/her tenure, allowing him/her the
opportunity to gain an in-depth perspective on museum work, from
programming to exhibitions and beyond.
Eligibility
The Goodrich Internship provides undergraduates or
graduate students in art, art history, museum studies or related fields the
chance to explore the possibilities of a museum career.
Remuneration
Internship is a year-long, part-time position. The
Intern will receive a monthly stipend of USD 1,000.
How to apply?
All internship candidates should submit the following:
A brief letter of interest;
A personal statement of no more than 500 words that
explains why the applicant is interested in an internship at the Museum, why
he/she is applying for a specific internship opportunity, what he/she hopes to
achieve from the experience, and what he/she believes he/she can contribute;
Two letters of recommendation;
Copy of recent transcripts;
Resume (optional).
Application materials that are not attached to the
application form should be sent to:
Anne Forschler-Tarrasch
Birmingham Museum of Art
2000 Rev. Abraham Woods, Jr. Blvd.
Birmingham, AL, 35203-2278
aforschler@artsbma.org
Birmingham Museum of Art
2000 Rev. Abraham Woods, Jr. Blvd.
Birmingham, AL, 35203-2278
aforschler@artsbma.org
For more information please visit the official webpage.
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