Opportunities for Current Students
Posted July 16, 2026
Description: The intern will assist the Oral Historian in the description and arrangement of the collection. This includes metadata clean up, summarization, and finding aid creation. The intern will also work with the creation and editing of transcriptions. The goal of the internship is to increase overall interview accessibility and support digital uploading. Major Tasks…
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Posted July 15, 2026
Description: Join the Phillips Library, PEM’s research library, as digital projects intern for Fall 2026! Our digitization program exponentially increases free, worldwide access to our collections and demonstrates that the library is a vital and engaged part of the museum and its communities. The project will include digitization for our online collections portal, including the…
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Posted July 15, 2026
Description This internship is a hands-on, physical processing project. The intern will work directly with historical materials to arrange and describe original documents to prepare them for long-term preservation and researcher access. Responsibilities: Include creating a processing plan, assessing and applying basic preservation measures as needed, identifying appropriate subject and name headings for both the…
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Posted July 15, 2026
Position Summary The Wood Memorial Library & Museum (WMLM) seeks a dynamic, organized Archivist and Research Librarian to manage, preserve, and provide access to historical documents, special collections, books and research materials while aiding patrons inutilizing these resources. This is a part-time position that requires excellent organization and communication skills, deep knowledge of content management…
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Posted July 15, 2026
Job Description I am a faculty member at Harvard University (in the Government Department), and I have recently inherited some family documents. I am looking for an advanced student in modern archiving to help me sort and organize them. Their datesrange from the early 1930s through the late 1990s, with a large set of materials…
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Posted July 14, 2026
Position Duties: Qualifications: Hours & Compensation: Scheduling: 14 hours per week. Fixed schedule determined based on departmental needs and subject to change with changes to the academic year. Rate: $18 hour How To Apply: Please send a resume and cover letter to Julie Petzold ([email protected]).
Posted July 10, 2026
Position Description and Summary The Course Reserves Processing Assistant makes assigned course materials available to Harvard Graduate School of Education students accurately, on time, and in accessible form. The role works a shared daily queue of reserve requests as part of a distributed course reserves service coordinated centrally by Harvard Library, fulfilling both digital and…
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Posted July 9, 2026
Description: The TTUHSC Libraries support the education, research, and clinical missions of six schools — Medicine, Pharmacy, Health Professions, Population and Public Health, Nursing, and the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences — serving roughly 5,000 students and nearly 1,000 faculty across our Lubbock, Amarillo, and Odessa campuses. We’re looking for a librarian who wants to…
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Posted July 8, 2026
Library: Each year, the Schlesinger Library provides research assistance to thousands of individuals studying the history of women and gender in the United States. The library’s holdings include manuscript collections of individuals, families, and organizations and a wide range of published materials and rare books. Topics include women’s rights, suffrage, feminism, health and sexuality, social…
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Posted July 6, 2026
Description: The Advancement Office is seeking a part-time employee for the 2026-2027 Fiscal Year, supporting the following teams: Corporate and Foundation Relations and Donor Relations and Stewardship. This part-time position (up to 15 per week) offers a unique chance to support these two teams. In this role, you will work closely with the Associate Vice…
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