![Development/ Fundraising Intern [Historic Winslow House Association, Marshfield, MA]](https://sites.tufts.edu/museumstudents/wp-content/themes/kale/sample/images/thumb2.jpg)
Development/ Fundraising Intern Historic Winslow House Association, Marshfield, MA The Historic Winslow House Association in Marshfield, MA is seeking qualified candidates for a Fundraising/Development internship for 2016. DESCRIPTION Working with the museum’s Executive Director, the Development intern will write materials for donor cultivation and stewardship, …
![Education Intern [Historic Winslow House Association, Marshfield, MA]](https://sites.tufts.edu/museumstudents/wp-content/themes/kale/sample/images/thumb4.jpg)
Education Intern Description: The Historic Winslow House Association in Marshfield, MA is seeking qualified candidates for an Education internship for 2016. Description Working with the museum’s newly formed Education Committee, the intern will be instrumental in helping to plan, develop and present a project to …
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The Gallery Assistant will work directly with the Assistant Director in requesting materials and securing contracts from exhibiting artists; creating labels and additional information for exhibits; and creating exhibition catalogs. The Summer Gallery Assistant will also serve as the main point of contact for our summer exhibits, Flora/Fauna.
This internship is an excellent opportunity for an undergrad or graduate student interested in gaining hands on experience in a non-profit gallery environment.
The candidate must have daytime and evening availability. (10-20 hours a week, available for school credit). We ask for a miniumim 3-month commitment – with 6 months preferred.
No phone calls please.
Today’s post is a little bit different – a combination of our What We’re Reading series and our Museums Gone Viral series. Here, Julia Kahn, a Tufts student in the Museum Studies and Art History programs, discusses a podcast she discovered while at the Metropolitan …
Museum Conversations: Curating Data/Challenging History Date: Monday, April 11, 2016, 6:30pm Location: Northwest Building, B-103, 52 Oxford Street, Cambridge, MA Free event parking is available at the 52 Oxford Street Garage. Fred Wilson, artist and Laura Kurgan, Associate Professor of Architecture, Graduate School of Architecture …
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July 19-23, Hyatt Regency Boston
With 14 in-depth workshops ranging from introductory statistics to data visualization and reporting, over 45 presentations of papers, roundtables, and think tanks, and keynote speakers from across the fields of data visualization and data science, the 2016 VSA conference will not disappoint! Check out the conference schedule of events and the workshops offered.
In addition to a robust schedule of sessions, workshops, and keynote speakers, The Data Revolution will offer space for both the discussion of innovative uses of data, presentation of new findings and methods, as well as opportunities to reflect on the purpose and utility of current data collection, analysis, and visualization techniques and the ethical and practical issues around collecting and sharing data on audiences.
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