Fall 2025 Internships
Ìý- Collections Intern / Costumes
Job Overview:
The Museum of Boulder is seeking up to three interns over the next year to assist with a variety of projects including the Boulder EATS! exhibit, processing objects from the March 22nd shooting, updating the Museum's database and a collection inventory. Interns will work with historic artifacts to accession, photograph, conduct condition reports, create objectÌýstorage, update the Museum's database - Past Perfect, choose objects for upcoming exhibits, write narrative labels, etc. By the end of the Internship, internsÌýwill have gained a basic understanding of day-to-day work in collection management.
Number of Positions:Ìý3
³§³Ü±è±ð°ù±¹¾±²õ´Ç°ù:ÌýElizabeth Nosek, Curator of Collections & Exhibits
Schedule:Ìý8-10 hours per week. Must be available on Wednesdays and/or Thursdays. Specifics to be determined with curator.
Format:ÌýIn person
Compensation/Credit:ÌýThis position is unpaid. Students may earn 3 credits towards their HIST major or minor by completing several personal reflections/journal entries and submitting a final product/sample of work from their internship. To earn credit, students must enroll in HIST 4930.
Desired skills:
- Interest in history collections and a career in museums or archives
- Ability to take directions well
- Detail oriented and organized
- Comfort with being self-directed or part of the team, willing to ask questions when unsure
- Flexibility and a sense of humor
How to apply:ÌýSubmit anÌýinternship applicationÌýand a cover letter to the History Internships Coordinator, Dr. Phoebe Young (phoebe.young@colorado.edu). Cover letter should be saved as a PDF and must answer the following questions:
- What skills do you bring to this internship?
- How does this internship support your current historical interests & future goals?
- What do you hope to get out of the internship?
Interns will be expected to interview with Curator.
Application deadline:ÌýPriority deadline isÌýMay 8, 2025;Ìýapplications accepted until the positions are filled.