Internships
Posted March 19, 2025
Description The AVAD (Audiovisual Arrangement and Description) project aims to enhance the organization, description and accessibility of the audiovisual materials located within the State Archives of North Carolina’s Special Collections Audiovisual Unit. This project will focus on enhancements by utilizing a systematic arrangement, with accurate descriptions for a diverse range of audiovisual materials including negatives,…
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Posted March 19, 2025
Description Connecting the Docs is currently in its fifth season. In this internship, the intern will help the Podcast Team conduct research in collections for the planned episodes of Season 6 as well as assist with writing and recording at least two episodes for the season. If the intern has an interest in audio editing,…
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Posted March 19, 2025
Description: This intern will work under the supervision of the Organization Records Archivist to process new and backlogged archival collections. The intern will learn how to survey a collection, create a processing plan, arrange, rehouse, and label materials, and create descriptive metadata for the collection in a finding aid that will be published in the…
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Posted March 19, 2025
Description The Colonial Court Records group, SR.401, was reprocessed in late 2019 by an outside agency. During this reprocessing, boxes labeled CCR 188, 190-192, and 198 were refiled into other boxes. A new finding aid was created, but no crosswalk. As the old record IDs exist in various published material, a functional crosswalk would facilitate…
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Posted March 19, 2025
Description The Oral History Unit’s first collection, the She Changed the World Oral History Project, is undergoing a renewal. The intern will assist in the description and arrangement of the project. This includes metadata clean up, file renaming, and ensuring each interview has a proper transcription. The intern will also have the option to work…
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Posted March 19, 2025
Description The Traveling Archivist Program (TAP) is a statewide service to small organizations holding archival collections. The State Historical Records Advisory Board directs the program with grant funding from the National Historical Publications & Records Commission. The program’s goal is to help small organizations improve preservation and access for archival materials—documentary, photograph, recording, and born-digital…
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Posted March 19, 2025
Description The Conservation Unit is seeking a Summer 2025 Conservation Intern to assist with the Vault Housing Project. Conservation has assessed the Archives’ book and paper Vault holdings and proposed a variety of enclosures for these Vault materials. Our Summer 2025 Intern’s primary project will be to participate in our Vault Collections housing workflow. The…
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Posted March 18, 2025
Job Summary: The inaugural Archives Fellow will process archival materials from the collection of Alletta Morris McBean (1912-1986) and her Newport home, Chepstow. The collection includes papers and photographic media related to the life of McBean and her ancestors, among whom are members of the Morris, Lorillard, and Bailey families prominent in early American history….
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Posted March 18, 2025
Job Summary: The Yale University Archives is pleased to host a full-time intern for the summer of 2025. Founded in1939, the Yale University Archives span over 50,000 linear feet and consist of the historical records of Yale University dated from 1701 to the present. This internship is designed to give a student currently enrolled in…
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Posted March 18, 2025
Job Summary: NARA, established in 1934, is a federal government agency dedicated to aiding the government in cataloging and storing documents. Its extensive collection comprises records documenting significant events in U.S. history. NARA is responsible for preserving and maintaining these materials, making them accessible to the public. Whether you are exploring your family’s history, verifying a…
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