Opportunities for Current Students
Posted April 14, 2017
Job Description The student will accompany archivists on field visits to evaluate records for possible transfer to the archives; will assist in making arrangements for transfer, rehousing and accessioning of archival material; will assist in evaluating University websites for archival value; and perform ad hoc projects. This position will be 15-29 hours per week during…
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Posted April 14, 2017
Innovation and creativity come from the unique perspectives of a diverse staff. We value your perspective. SUMMARY STATEMENT: The Archives Fellow will assist the Senior Archivist in the development and expansion of the Archives department, and will help perform care and arrangement of the collections, which include manuscript, audiovisual, and bound works from the 18th…
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Posted April 14, 2017
Job Description: The reference department of the Avon Free Public Library is currently accepting applications from MLS candidates and History MA candidates for its 2017 History Room/ Archives internship. The Avon Library preserves the history of Avon, Connecticut, through its collections in the Marion Hunter History Room. This collection, comprised of photos, primary documents, and…
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Posted April 14, 2017
Job Description: Under the direction of Circulation Assistant Lead, Librarians and Library Management, the Circulation and Patron Services Assistant performs a wide variety of circulation and patron support services that includes but is not limited to: Conducting Children’s Story Times; Interacting with patrons/Readers Advisory; Providing coverage for the Children’s circulation desk; Assisting patrons with use…
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Posted April 14, 2017
Job Description: The primary focus of this internship is to help with various facets of digital and web asset management under the supervision of the Web Manager. Additional time will be spent helping to catalogue and organize Boston Ballet’s in situ archives (mostly photography and ephemera). Responsibilities: Digital Asset Management (DAM) Upload assets to the…
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Posted April 7, 2017
15 hrs per week, Monday-Friday, flexible between 9am-4pm, $15 per hourAvailable: Now through end of June, 2017E-mail resume and cover letter addressed to Hiring Manager, [email protected]. No phone calls, please. The MIT Institute Archives and Special Collections houses one of the premier collections on the history of science and technology in the United States. The Archives…
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Posted April 7, 2017
Location and Description of Program Fairfield University serves a population of approximately 5,000 undergraduate and graduate students and is located in Fairfield, Connecticut, situated on the coastline about 1.5 hours by train or car from New York City and about 30 minutes from New Haven. In coordination with writing faculty and in the spirit of…
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Posted April 7, 2017
SUMMER 2017 – EILEEN FISHER Company Summer Internship for SOM and SLIS Graduate Students The EILEEN FISHER company is a world leader in advancing ideas around sustainability and social consciousness with fashion as a business lens. “Our vision is for an industry where human rights and sustainability are not the effect of a particular initiative,…
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Posted April 7, 2017
Part-time position (16 hours/week) for a Circulation Assistant. Duties include providing excellent customer service at the Main and Branch Libraries, checking in and checking out of library materials; assisting patrons in the use of self-check terminals; shelving materials; shelf-reading; assisting customers at public service desks; filling items on daily paging list; dispensing general information to…
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Posted April 7, 2017
HOURS OF WORK: 15 hours per week – initial hours: Mondays & Wednesdays, 3:00PM – 8:00PM and Thursdays, 1:00PM – 6:00PM. Hours are assigned and subject to change in order to meet the needs of the department and the Library. Candidates are expected to have a flexible approach to schedules. DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES: Under minimal…
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