Supervised by: Fran Rottenberg, Education Curator

This is an opportunity to learn about the Education Program in a museum and to explore the history of papermaking. We will train students to guide group tours and to make paper.

Duties may include:

• Assisting and leading group tours for adults and children and Participating in hands-on papermaking activities and workshops 
• Designing brochures and flyers and assisting in daily museum activities 

Skills required: 

• Enjoying working with the public and with children 

Number of interns needed: 2-3


Collections Intern
Supervised by: Teri Williams, Interim Director & Curator

Duties may include:

• Accessioning, organizing, and caring for 2D & 3D artifacts in the permanent collection
• Artifact research and historical reading
• Scanning and photographing artifacts from multiple collections

Skills required:

• A strong sense of organization
• Self-motivation and the capability to work independently

Number of interns needed: 2


All student interns will be expected to use positive attitudes and enthusiasm to play an important role in a small but energetic team! There is also the possibility of working independently on a project according to the intern’s specific interests in the Museum. There are possibilities for paid positions upon completion of one unpaid semester. Raises are given upon incremental reviews.

Compensation: Class credit (previous students have received HTS and LCC credit, as well as basic humanities credit). Qualified Work Study students may receive monetary compensation.
Hours: 10-20 hours a week, but this is flexible
For more info, or to apply: E-mail Amaris.Gutierrez-Ray@ipst.gatech.edu.
Start Date: Fall Semester, & as early as the week before classes begin.