Department: Science & Education
2 Full-Time Paid Internships
2 Full-Time Paid Internships
Job Description
The Field Museum is pleased to announce two 2014 Regenstein Pacific Collections Internships.
Both internships this year will be dedicated to the co-curation of the Museum's outstanding ethnographic collections from the Philippines in partnership with Filipino-Americans here in Chicago (https://sites.google.com/a/
One of these internships will be awarded to an advanced undergraduate or beginning graduate student to work under the supervision of Jamie Kelly (Head of Anthropology Collections) and John Edward Terrell, Ph.D. (Regenstein Curator of Pacific Anthropology) with our co-curatorial partners from the Filipino-American community in Chicago to develop an ESRI "story map" website (http://storymaps.esri.com/
A second internship will be awarded to a beginning graduate student. Also under the supervision of Kelly and Terrell, this intern will work directly with our co-curatorial partners to facilitate community engagement with objects at the Museum from the Philippines on the marae of Ruatepupuke II at the Museum (https://sites.google.com/a/
Both internships this year will be dedicated to the co-curation of the Museum's outstanding ethnographic collections from the Philippines in partnership with Filipino-Americans here in Chicago (https://sites.google.com/a/
One of these internships will be awarded to an advanced undergraduate or beginning graduate student to work under the supervision of Jamie Kelly (Head of Anthropology Collections) and John Edward Terrell, Ph.D. (Regenstein Curator of Pacific Anthropology) with our co-curatorial partners from the Filipino-American community in Chicago to develop an ESRI "story map" website (http://storymaps.esri.com/
A second internship will be awarded to a beginning graduate student. Also under the supervision of Kelly and Terrell, this intern will work directly with our co-curatorial partners to facilitate community engagement with objects at the Museum from the Philippines on the marae of Ruatepupuke II at the Museum (https://sites.google.com/a/
Qualifications
These internships will be awarded to individuals currently studying anthropology, art history, museum studies, or a related field who have the following:
- Proven verbal and written communication skills
- Demonstrated familiarity with anthropology as a discipline
- The ability to work effectively as members of a team on a variety of tasks
- Has hands-on familiarity with photography and processing digital information
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