Summer Intern
The Dudley Foundation/Dudley Farm Museum, Guilford, CT
The Dudley Farm Museum (www.DudleyFarm.com) is a small living history museum in North Guilford, Connecticut which reflects the agricultural […]

Curatorial Intern
Guilford Keeping Society, Guilford, CT
The Guilford Keeping Society operates two museums in Guilford, CT. The Thomas Griswold House and the Medad Stone Tavern. We are looking for a volunteer […]

Historic Clothing & Textiles: Wardrobe Production Internship
Plimoth Plantation Plymouth, MA
Reproducing historically accurate clothing in a museum setting encompasses a multitude of skills and processes, […]

Marketing Intern – Fall 2016 ONLY
Join the Marketing team as an intern. As a ready contributor to our marketing team, you’ll assist the department in researching and writing our monthly tourism newsletter, […]

Intern with NEMA!
New England Museum Association, Arlington, MA
The New England Museum Association seeks interns for several ongoing projects. Interns will have the opportunity to gain valuable experience in […]

Family and Youth Programs Intern
Description:
DeCordova’s Learning and Engagement Department seeks enthusiastic and motivated candidates pursuing art, museum, and/or education degrees or careers to develop and […]

Volunteer Fair
Description:
Heritage Museums & Gardens is hosting a Volunteer Fair on Saturday, March 12, from 10 am-1 pm in the Heald Center at Heritage. Volunteer opportunities are available in many […]

The Sackler calendar is a great resource for the community, but its current form does not follow Internet calendar format standards, which limits its utility.  A majority of Tufts community members utilize […]

From cozy seminar rooms to giant auditoriums, our classrooms and learning spaces host more than 2,500 Arts, Sciences, and Engineering courses every semester. Nicole Reppucci Mahoney, Academic and Event Scheduling […]

Written by Rachael Bonoan, Biology Ph.D. Candidate
Graduate Student Council (GSC) Academic Chair, Cassandra Donatelli, did a great job soliciting presentations for this year’s Tufts University Graduate Student […]

Don’t chisel that on my grave stone just yet, though the events of the past week are pushing me over the edge:

Monday: It began when I awoke blurry-eyed Monday morning looking for the results of the previous […]

My economics research is mostly about undernutrition in Africa and Asia, but I am also keen to learn about nutrition in the US, and maybe help improve policies closer to home.  Recently I had the opportunity to […]

Our fourth annual Econ o’Food potluck was last night, the biggest ever and great fun.

This year we had prizes for the best dish in each of five categories, aiming to be as nutritious and delicious as possible […]

It’s that time of the year again! From Sunday, March 6th through Saturday, March 12th, Hirsh Library will be running its Affiliation week survey. Huzzah!

What this means for you: 4 times a day (11 am, 3 pm, 6 […]

Today’s “What We’re Reading” post comes to you from Ingrid Neuman, Tufts professor of the course Collections Care and Preservation and Conservator at the RISD Museum

“The Custodians: How the Whitney is […]