Volunteer Opportunities
Posted September 5, 2014
The Intellectual Property deparment is seeking a part-time intern who will assist in researching and communicating with individual and corporate rights holders for works in the Museum’s collection in order to facilitate the Museum’s mission to provide broad access to its vast collection of visual resources while respecting the rights of artists. Working under the…
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Posted September 4, 2014
The Watertown Free Public Library seeks creative, curious, and collaborative volunteers to help run HATCH by WFPL. HATCH is a library initiative that will provide space, tools, equipment, and people to help Watertown residents explore and develop new skills with other like-minded people; you may have heard such an initiative referred to as a makerspace,…
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Posted July 11, 2014
Yellowstone National Park is seeking five graduate students (or recent graduates) to volunteer in the park’s archives for five days, September 22-26, 2014. Students will be a part of an innovative project to arrange and describe a large portion of our historic collections. While training will be provided, applicants are required to have at least…
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Posted July 5, 2014
The American Theatre Archive Project (ATAP): Boston Team is looking for volunteers! An initiative of the American Society for Theatre Research, ATAP supports theatre makers in archiving records of their work for the benefit of artists, scholars, patrons, and the public. It is a grassroots network of professional and student archivists, practitioners, and…
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Posted April 28, 2014
The Journal of Contemporary Archival Studies (JCAS) is now accepting submissions for its 2014 inaugural issue. Now that the semester is winding down, take advantage of all your “free time” to polish up that A+ paper from Library School or pick up that article you’ve been meaning to finish since 2003 and send it off to…
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Posted April 25, 2014
Guiding Ohio Online is a new AmeriCorps program looking for flexible, caring individuals committed to community service to deliver digital literacy training through computer classes, one-on-one computer assistance, outreach, and volunteer recruitment in rural Ohio libraries. There are both part time and full time positions available throughout Ohio. To learn more, watch our introductory video and visit our…
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Posted April 23, 2014
Volunteers needed to update legacy finding aids in preparation for EAD coding. You will be working with rare and wonderful 19th- and 20th-century materials. We prefer candidates who have archival experience, but will train any graduate library student who is interested in working with these materials. There is no budget for this project, but it will…
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Posted March 27, 2014
We got such a terrific response to our first call for applications for the DPLA Community Reps program that we’ve decided to do it again! Today, we’ve opened applications for a second class of Reps that will close April 30. What is the DPLA Community Reps program? In brief, we’re looking for enthusiastic volunteers who are willing to help us bring…
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Posted March 26, 2014
The New England Quilt Museum in historic downtown Lowell has an extensive reference and circulating library available to the public. The current manager (not a trained librarian) has been running the library for 14 years and needs to find and train someone to eventually take over all her responsibilities. These include: – Recruiting, training…
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