Nastasia Crossman (she/her)
NCrossman@artbma.org
https://namedrop.io/nastasiacrossman
HR Coordinator
Baltimore Museum of Art
MUSEUM STUDIES FELLOW AT SOUTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY
CALL FOR PROPOSALS
The School of Design and the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences at South Dakota State University invite applications for a new Museum Studies Fellow for the spring and summer 2023. This fellowship initiative has been made possible thanks to combined funding from the FUNd for Museum Studies and the Elizabeth Firestone Graham Foundation.
South Dakota State University offers the only program in Museum Studies across the state. Founded in 2015, the Museum Studies at SDSU is a dynamic, robust, collaborative and interdisciplinary minor. It provides students with a solid background in the preservation and presentation of cultural materials and artifacts, as well as in communication, design, and management skills.
Our minor is shaped and delivered as an academic-professional partnership with five institutions in Brookings: the South Dakota Art Museum, the South Dakota Agricultural Heritage Museum, the Children's Museum of South Dakota, McCrory Gardens, and SDSU's Archives and Special Collections at Hilton M. Briggs Library. The minor’s operations are managed within the School of Design, an interdisciplinary academic unit housing programs in Art Education, Studio Art, Graphic Design, Landscape Architecture, Architecture, Interior Design.
The Museum Studies Fellow will be a graduate student (Master’s or PhD) with a Museum Studies background or some experience in collecting institutions, for instance museums, library archives, public gardens, state or national parks, or historic sites.
The Fellow will be actively involved in our spring 2023 Introduction to Museum Studies course and in our Summer 2023 Internships. They will shadow the Instructor of Record, visit all the partner institutions, be involved in the class activities, share insights with our undergraduate students. The fellow will also be actively involved with our partner institutions here in Brookings throughout the fellowship.
During the spring semester, the Fellow will deliver a public lecture centered on their own exhibition record, career path, research, and/or relevant experiences in the field.
The Fellow will be required to submit a progress report periodically throughout the fellowship and a final report at the end of the fellowship period. The report will be detailing the activities completed throughout the duration of the project and the learning that occurred; it will provide insights on how this multi-layered mentoring model has contributed to the Fellow's professional growth.
The Fellow will receive a $19,046 all-inclusive stipend to travel and live in Brookings for seven months, from January 7 to August 7, 2023. We will assist in identifying housing options.
We are excited that our interdisciplinary vision is further expanding through partnership with three prestigious institutions in New York: the Brooklyn Museum; the National Park Services (Roosevelt and Vanderbilt homes in Hyde Park, NY); and the Brooklyn Children’s Museum. The fellow will be given an additional $2,000 stipend to travel to New York City to visit the museums of our out-of-state partners, talk with some of the staff, and catch a glimpse on connections between the fine arts, architecture, landscape architecture, industrial design in institutions, whose strengths complement those already present in Brookings.
A complete application package will include:
Please, email your application to Dr. Leda Cempellin, the Museum Studies Coordinator and Associate Director of the School of Design (Leda.Cempellin@sdstate.edu) by no later than September 20th, 2022. Finalists will be selected among the applicants for a Zoom interview during the month of October and the Fellow will be finalized by early November.
]]>Resumes and Cover Letters are being accepted to the Shattuck Internship Program for Entrepreneurship Innovation and Social Change which offers PAID internship opportunities within nonprofits and start-up companies. If you are looking for a fall internship, please be sure to consider applying. Also, if you already have an internship with a nonprofit or start-up lined up this fall, this program can fund your internship if you are not already being paid. The deadline to apply is Thursday, August 12th.
These are a Great Opportunities!
Are you ready to intern within a Start-up this Fall? Obtain a PAID internship in a Start-up!
Directions on how to APPLY can be found HERE- https://my3.my.umbc.edu/groups/careers/posts/111108
Attention Retriever Entrepreneurs!
If you are looking for an opportunity to intern at a nonprofit or
start-up, apply to the Shattuck Family Internship Program for
Entrepreneurship Innovation and Social Change by Friday, 12/4.
*Paid Internships are Available w/ Nonprofits and Start-ups this Spring
(remote and/or onsite)**
**Deadline to Apply- Friday, December 4th at 12Midnight*
Resumes and Cover Letters are being accepted to the Shattuck Internship
Program for Entrepreneurship Innovation and Social Change which funds
students in internships with nonprofits and start-up companies. If you
are looking for an internship for this spring, please be sure to
consider applying. Also, if you already have an internship with a
nonprofit or start lined up this spring, this program can fund your
internship if not already being paid.
*SEE LINKS BELOW FOR PROGRAM DETAILS and specifics on how to apply. This
is a Great Opportunity! *
*Are you ready to intern within a Start-up this Spring? Obtain a PAID
internship in a Start-up!
Directions on how to APPLY can be found HERE-
https://my3.my.umbc.edu/groups/careers/posts/97456
https://my3.my.umbc.edu/groups/careers/posts/97456
*Are you ready to intern w/a Nonprofit this Spring? Do you have an
interest in Becoming a Nonprofit Leader?
**Directions on how to APPLY can be found HERE-
https://my3.my.umbc.edu/groups/careers/posts/97457
https://my3.my.umbc.edu/groups/careers/posts/97457
https://my3.my.umbc.edu/groups/careers/posts/94088
]]>Attention Retriever Entrepreneurs!
If you are looking for an opportunity to intern at a nonprofit or
start-up, apply to the Shattuck Family Internship Program for
Entrepreneurship Innovation and Social Change by Friday, 12/4.
*Paid Internships are Available w/ Nonprofits and Start-ups this Spring
(remote and/or onsite)**
**Deadline to Apply- Friday, December 4th at 12Midnight*
Resumes and Cover Letters are being accepted to the Shattuck Internship
Program for Entrepreneurship Innovation and Social Change which funds
students in internships with nonprofits and start-up companies. If you
are looking for an internship for this spring, please be sure to
consider applying. Also, if you already have an internship with a
nonprofit or start lined up this spring, this program can fund your
internship if not already being paid.
*SEE LINKS BELOW FOR PROGRAM DETAILS and specifics on how to apply. This
is a Great Opportunity! *
*Are you ready to intern within a Start-up this Spring? Obtain a PAID
internship in a Start-up!
Directions on how to APPLY can be found HERE-
https://my3.my.umbc.edu/groups/careers/posts/97456
https://my3.my.umbc.edu/groups/careers/posts/97456
*Are you ready to intern w/a Nonprofit this Spring? Do you have an
interest in Becoming a Nonprofit Leader?
**Directions on how to APPLY can be found HERE-
https://my3.my.umbc.edu/groups/careers/posts/97457
https://my3.my.umbc.edu/groups/careers/posts/97457
https://my3.my.umbc.edu/groups/careers/posts/94088
The arts intern will be responsible for the following:
Maintain rotating exhibition on 120’ hallway gallery wall
Drafting and posting Call to Artists, curating submissions, coordinating pick-up, and drop-off of art with artists, de-installation, and installation.
Maintaining a list of local student and community artists
Maintaining the partnerships with UMBC Arts Department, Baltimore County Arts Guild, and local schools
Kids Club every 2nd Saturday of the month
Create craft kits (bonus points if they are educational) that parents/guardians can pick up for their children using the art supplies we have in the intern office
Continue the efforts on the community Mural.
Communicate with the Baltimore County Arts Guild and UMBC for guidance and work with a muralist and artist to design and create the mural.
Hello Retrievers!
Please read the information below regarding a summer internship opportunity with Ardent Privacy!
If you are looking for a summer internship opportunity, you might consider applying for this new internship with Ardent, a local firm based in Catonsville at BW Tech near UMBC. I have included the information below. Please submit your resume to advisor@ardentsec.com
And this is a paid internship ($12-18 hourly), but pay is dependent on your experience.
*Internship Position: Privacy Marketing intern *
Ardent is seeking motivated graduate students, law school students, and very talented upperclassmen who are experienced in *technology policy, fintech and/or cybersecurity*.
This role will be best suited for students who are passionate about privacy and technology. The internship will total between 200-300 hours, and you will get to work out of the Ardent office in Catonsville and/or remotely over the summer, depending on the pandemic.
*Qualifications:*
- Demonstrated passion for relevant technology policy issues;
- Excellent communication skills
- Proven research and analytical skills;
- Excellent writing skills;
- Resourcefulness, determination, and tenacity;
- Comfort talking to potential customers and partners
- Technical knowledge, skills, and aptitude a plus.
*Responsibilities:*
- Contribute research and writing to projects that may include a broad range of tech policy issues, consumer privacy, financial technology, and cybersecurity.
- Contribute to data privacy technology development
- Identify and analyze emerging issues in tech policy
- Assist with administrative tasks, social media posting, and events
- Other tasks as directed.
Location: bwtech @UMBC Research & Technology Park, 5520 Research Park Drive | Suite 100
Catonsville, MD 21228