Author: Jessica Wong Camhi

Marketing Intern [Litchfield Historical Society, Litchfield, CT]

Marketing Intern [Litchfield Historical Society, Litchfield, CT]

Marketing Intern Litchfield Historical Society, Litchfield, CT Marketing interns work with the Education Assistant on projects related to the promotion and publication of the Historical Society’s events and programs. Tasks can be tailored to individual interests and include posting to online calendars, assist in website 

Summer Intern [Carpenter Museum, Rehoboth, MA]

Summer Intern [Carpenter Museum, Rehoboth, MA]

Summer Intern Carpenter Museum, Rehoboth, MA The Carpenter Museum, the history museum of Rehoboth, Massachusetts, offers a paid summer internship running ten weeks, from mid-June through mid-August 2016. The intern will work one to two days per week, conducting tours for visitors and assisting the 

Tour Guide [United First Parish Church, “Church of the Presidents,” Quincy, MA]

Tour Guide [United First Parish Church, “Church of the Presidents,” Quincy, MA]

Tour Guide

United First Parish Church, “Church of the Presidents,” Quincy, MA

The United First Parish Church, Quincy “Church of the Presidents” History and Visitor Program is seeking volunteer guides for the 2016 season beginning April 19. Volunteer guides provide half-hour tours of the Church Sanctuary and the crypt, containing the tombs of President John Adams and First Lady Abigail Adams, and President John Quincy Adams and First Lady Louisa Catherine Adams. This volunteering opportunity is perfect for individuals who enjoy working with the public and who have an interest and passion for history and architecture. Prior experience as a guide or interpreter at a historic site/museum is helpful but certainly not a requirement. A working knowledge of Massachusetts colonial history, the Adams Presidents and First Ladies or Quincy is also very helpful, but again not a requirement for the position. Applicants must be able to climb stairs and be on their feet for extended periods of time Length of Commitment Volunteers are the lifeblood of this historical program. We ask volunteers to commit for the length of our season, which runs from April 19 – Nov. 11 The program hrs. are M-F 11 am – 4 pm, Sat/Sun Noon-4 pm. The minimum commitment is working one full shift, one week or weekend day per week. Training, orientation, and historical resources will be provided. Upon learning the material, a trainee may shadow as many tours as they wish until they are comfortable conducting tours independently. Interested volunteers should contact:Bob Damon, Director, History and Visitor Program, United First Parish Church, Quincy Ph: 617.773.0062 Email: visitorsprogram@ufpc.org Posted on: 04/08/2016
Museum Docent [International Tennis Hall of Fame, Newport, RI]

Museum Docent [International Tennis Hall of Fame, Newport, RI]

Museum Docent International Tennis Hall of Fame, Newport, RI The International Tennis Hall of Fame is seeking enthusiastic and articulate volunteers to conduct guided tours of the museum and grounds. Docents assist in providing an engaging and educational experience for every guest, while promoting and 

Communications Intern (Summer 2016) [Havard Art Museums, Cambridge, MA]

Communications Intern (Summer 2016) [Havard Art Museums, Cambridge, MA]

Communications Intern (Summer 2016) Description: The Harvard Art Museums is accepting applications for the position of Communications Intern. The intern will support marketing and public relations efforts within the division of Communications. Tasks shall include reading, clipping, and compiling of all Art Museums-related press; organizing 

Press Intern (Summer 2016) [Harvard Art Museums, Cambridge, MA]

Press Intern (Summer 2016) [Harvard Art Museums, Cambridge, MA]

Press Intern (Summer 2016)

Description:
The Harvard Art Museums is accepting applications for the position of Press Intern, working in the Communications Division. The intern will be tasked with clipping, scanning, and filing all press related to the Harvard Art Museums. Working closely with the Public Relations Manager and Communications Staff Assistant, the intern will be trained to preserve and catalog clippings for print and digital records. The intern may also be asked to assist with other needs of the Communications Division, which may include inventory of the research library, answering email inquiries, updating the communications databases, and collating and distributing promotional materials. This is an unpaid internship and the applicant must be receiving academic credit to be considered. The internship will run through August 2016.

Please note that the location for this particular position is in an off-site building in Somerville, near the Sullivan Square T. MBTA buses 86, 91 and CT2 run nearby. Hourly shuttle service is provided to and from the off-site location to the Harvard Art Museums, with the shuttle stop located on the corner of Prescott Street & Broadway in Cambridge. There is a parking lot (free) at the Somerville location if you choose to drive there.

Qualifications:
The internship is open to qualified students who are able to begin work in May or earlier. The hours are very flexible within the M-F work week. Applicants with a strong interest in the arts and have interest in archives management, public relations, arts administration, and/or communications are encouraged to apply. Applicants should be independent, organized, and detail-oriented, and possess computer skills including Microsoft Word, Outlook, Excel, and Power Point. Familiarity with Evernote and Filemaker a plus, but not required.

How To Apply:
Interested applicants should submit a resume and cover letter to the Communications Department, Attn: Rebecca Torres, Harvard Art Museums, 32 Quincy Street, Cambridge, MA 02138 or rebecca_torres@harvard.edu. Email preferred. Please note that if qualified applicants are out of state, interviews may be conducted via Skype.

Apply by:
May 01, 2016
Salary:
Unpaid/Academic Credit Only