Historic Madison, Inc. welcomes applications from qualified students for wishing to be involved “hands-on” within a not-for-profit historic preservation organization. Exact start and end dates of internships will be mutually decided upon between the intern, faculty supervisor and HMI. HMI offers non-paid internships, however many students find ways to supply their funding through scholarships and academic grants.

Successful applicants will work closely with HMI staff on meaningful projects and gain experience in the operation of our organization. Interns will also gain insight into the strategies for educational development, community programming, and historic preservation through diverse education initiatives and fundraising strategies. In addition, interns will have the opportunity to visit local museums to meet other museum professionals, critically observe how museums interpret history, and gain a deeper understanding of how Madison’s past is relevant today.

Work weeks may consist of 20-30 hours per week, with occasional additional commitments for meetings and other events.

For more information on an internship opportunity email rhonda@historicmadisoninc.com  or inquire by emailing the following information:

A cover letter of up to one page in length detailing your interest in the internship program. Clearly state your professional goals and areas of interest and what skills and abilities you can contribute to Historic Madison, Inc. Finally, describe the outcomes you hope the experience will produce.
Two letters of recommendation from professors or supervisors in a related field.
Current resume or Curriculum vitae
Eligibility

Internships are available to both graduate and undergraduate students enrolled in academic institutions within the United States and its territories.

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