Opportunities for Students of Color
Posted April 9, 2025
Description The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research (“the Foundation”) is seeking top talent for itsKnowledge Management Intern opportunity. Working with the People & Culture team, the Intern willassist in building team sites, developing documentation, and improving information accessibility across the Foundation. Primary Duties & Responsibilities:Examples of projects that the Intern will collaborate on…
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Posted April 3, 2025
Job Descriptions: Archives The Archives graduate student intern (average of 10 hours/week for both semesters September-December and February-May) will perform primary source research in the museum’s archival collections to develop a timeline for the museum’s exhibitions from 1895 to 1950, compiling accurate dates, alternate titles, contributors, and related material. Additional key activities will include archival…
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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 10, 2025
Description The Massachusetts Historical Society hires up to two residents annually for the Dean W.Eastman and Anna Clutterbuck-Cook Undergraduate Library Residency program. Founded in1791, the Massachusetts Historical Society is one of the oldest independent research libraries inthe nation. We collect, preserve, and make available for research materials that help to tell thestories of our past….
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Posted February 19, 2025
Description The Chinese American Librarians Association (CALA) offers multiple scholarships each year to its student members to support their professional and leadership development in librarianship. With the recent renewal of the agreement between SAGE and the Joint Council of Librarians of Color (JCLC), SAGE will provide each member association of the National Associations of Librarians…
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Posted February 14, 2025
Please help us spread the word and share! Submit Your Proposal for POCinLIS Summit! The People of Color in Library & Information Science (POCinLIS) Summit will take place online via Zoom on Friday, July 25, 2025. “May You Live in Interesting Times” The theme May You Live in Interesting Times invites submissions that recognize and address the…
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Posted January 28, 2025
Description Since its founding in 1956, the Seminar on the Acquisition of Latin American Library Materials (SALALM) has engaged in various projects and programs designed to advance the scholarly study of Latin America, the Caribbean, Iberia, and the Latinx diasporas. This award is open to master’s candidates enrolled in ALA-accredited (or equivalent) programs in library,…
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Posted January 28, 2025
Description Although this position will remain posted until filled, applicants are strongly encouraged to apply by the end of day on March 7, 2025. Reporting to the Librarian for Tozzer Library, the Librarian for American Indigenous Studies is responsible for supporting scholars engaged in American Indigenous Studies research and Indigenous communities utilizing Tozzer Library resources. This position…
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Posted January 14, 2025
Description Through a rigorously reviewed international competition, the Black Metropolis Research Consortium offers one-month residential fellowships in Chicago for its Summer Short-term Fellowship Program. Since 2009 our Fellowship Program has engaged scholars, artists, writers, and public historians to better formulate new historical narratives of the Black experience and to showcase Chicago’s extraordinarily significant historical role in…
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