erika.katayama
02-02-2018, 09:28 AM
The MIT List Visual Arts Center is excited to announce we are accepting applications for a registration intern for Summer 2018 through our partnership with Arts Intern Boston.
Arts Intern supports engaging, challenging, career-building internships at cultural organizations in New York, Boston, Cleveland, Philadelphia, and Providence. Arts Intern provides opportunities for college undergraduates to learn about nonprofit arts professions through internships in museums and cultural institutions. The program seeks candidates with demonstrated financial need and encourages applicants from diverse cultural backgrounds. Visit www.artsintern.org (http://www.artsintern.org/) for more information.
This position will be responsible for managing an initiative to research and secure copyright permissions for our extensive permanent collection of contemporary art. The intern will work primarily with the Permanent Collections Registrar to gain experience using EmbARK collections management software, and learn museum collections standards and procedures.
This position pays $12 per hour for 28 hours a week for 9 weeks. In addition, you will receive a $580 stipend for completing the Arts Intern component of the program. Visit the Program Details page<https://www.artsintern.org/program-details-1> for more information. This internship may be applied towards credit as your school allows.
BEFORE APPLYING, PLEASE VERIFY YOU:
1) Will be enrolled as a full time undergraduate student as of the Fall 2018 semester. You must be a rising Junior or Senior.
2) Attend college in Boston, or live within the boundary established by Route 128 (also known as the 95 loop).
3) Have an Expected Family Contribution of less than $5000. This number is on your FAFSA form, to see what it looks like -- click here.<https://www.artsintern.org/s/Student-Aid-Report-example.pdf>
APPLICATION PROCEDURES:
1) To apply to a position, please click here and fill out the eligibility application form<https://studioinstitute.submittable.com/submit/101220/arts-intern-boston-2018-application>. Note: you must make note of which position you're applying to in the application.
2) Once your eligibility application is reviewed and approved, Studio Institute will send you an email confirming your eligibility for the program.
3) You will forward this confirmation email, along with your CV, cover letter, transcript, and recommendations to the email at the bottom of each position description with the subject "Arts Intern 2018 Approved Application"
Once you've received confirmation of eligibility, email your application to Lisa DeLong at lmdelong@mit.edu. The application deadline is May 31, 2018.
Best regards,
Lisa
Lisa DeLong
Registrar
MIT List Visual Arts Center
20 Ames Street, Bldg. E15-109
Cambridge, MA 02139 USA
(617) 258-6322 (tel:%28617%29%20258-6322) | lmdelong@mit.edu
Arts Intern supports engaging, challenging, career-building internships at cultural organizations in New York, Boston, Cleveland, Philadelphia, and Providence. Arts Intern provides opportunities for college undergraduates to learn about nonprofit arts professions through internships in museums and cultural institutions. The program seeks candidates with demonstrated financial need and encourages applicants from diverse cultural backgrounds. Visit www.artsintern.org (http://www.artsintern.org/) for more information.
This position will be responsible for managing an initiative to research and secure copyright permissions for our extensive permanent collection of contemporary art. The intern will work primarily with the Permanent Collections Registrar to gain experience using EmbARK collections management software, and learn museum collections standards and procedures.
This position pays $12 per hour for 28 hours a week for 9 weeks. In addition, you will receive a $580 stipend for completing the Arts Intern component of the program. Visit the Program Details page<https://www.artsintern.org/program-details-1> for more information. This internship may be applied towards credit as your school allows.
BEFORE APPLYING, PLEASE VERIFY YOU:
1) Will be enrolled as a full time undergraduate student as of the Fall 2018 semester. You must be a rising Junior or Senior.
2) Attend college in Boston, or live within the boundary established by Route 128 (also known as the 95 loop).
3) Have an Expected Family Contribution of less than $5000. This number is on your FAFSA form, to see what it looks like -- click here.<https://www.artsintern.org/s/Student-Aid-Report-example.pdf>
APPLICATION PROCEDURES:
1) To apply to a position, please click here and fill out the eligibility application form<https://studioinstitute.submittable.com/submit/101220/arts-intern-boston-2018-application>. Note: you must make note of which position you're applying to in the application.
2) Once your eligibility application is reviewed and approved, Studio Institute will send you an email confirming your eligibility for the program.
3) You will forward this confirmation email, along with your CV, cover letter, transcript, and recommendations to the email at the bottom of each position description with the subject "Arts Intern 2018 Approved Application"
Once you've received confirmation of eligibility, email your application to Lisa DeLong at lmdelong@mit.edu. The application deadline is May 31, 2018.
Best regards,
Lisa
Lisa DeLong
Registrar
MIT List Visual Arts Center
20 Ames Street, Bldg. E15-109
Cambridge, MA 02139 USA
(617) 258-6322 (tel:%28617%29%20258-6322) | lmdelong@mit.edu