Intern, Massachusetts Sesquicentennial Commission of the Civil War, Boston MA
Posted March 31, 2014
The Massachusetts Sesquicentennial Commission of the Civil War is currently accepting applications for internships. The Commission was established by Governor Deval Patrick by Executive Order 529 to commemorate Massachusetts’ contribution to the Civil War. The all-volunteer Commission is active through 2015 and meets in Boston monthly to discuss events and projects to commemorate the Civil War. The ideal student volunteer will have strong organizational skills, the ability to work independently, and an interest in history and public service. Responsibilities may include, but are not limited to:
- Attending Commission meetings
- Preparing meeting agendas and taking meeting minutes
- Preparing materials for the MA150.org website
- Researching potential projects
- Communicating with Commission members
- Drafting correspondence, press releases, etc.
Graduate students and undergraduate juniors and seniors pursuing a degree in history, communications, management, political science or a related field are preferred. A minimum commitment of 5 hours per week for 20 weeks is requested.
Interested applicants should submit their resume, a two page writing sample, and cover letter describing their interests, qualifications and availability. This position is overseen by the offices of Senator Stan Rosenberg and Representative Sean Garballey who are members of the Commission.
For more information or to submit your application, please contact:
Maxwell Chalkin
Legislative Aide
Office of Representative Sean Garballey
State House, Room 540
Tel: (617) 722-2090