Education Intern and Curatorial Intern [National Museum of Wildlife Art]

The National Museum of Wildlife Art in Jackson Hole, Wyoming announces two internship opportunities for the summer of 2015, for graduate students. The Lillian Thomason Gemar Education Internship is focused on art education responsibilities at the Museum. TheMcGee Foundation Curatorial Internship is focused on curatorial responsibilities. The preferred period of the internship will be 12 continuous weeks, but no less than eight continuous weeks and a maximum $6,000 stipend will be awarded for each internship. Internships will begin by June 15, 2015. For more information on these internships and application, please visit www.wildlifeart.org(see learn/students) or contact Carter Cox, Assistant Curator of Education and Exhibits, by e-mail at ccox@wildlifeart.org or by phone at (800) 313-9553 ext. 438.