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斯塔尔 Center Internships

 

The 斯塔尔 Center funds over 30 paid student internships and positions each semester with the mission of providing students with experiential and integrated learning opportunities that bolster both academic experiences and professional development. 的实习 program seeks to offer students a clear and tangible pathway toward advancement outside the class room, providing opportunities and incentives for students to participate in skills-training, professional development, and leadership activities.

During the summer, students have opportunities through our Explore America Summer Internship program to work at some of the nation’s leading cultural institutions. Past locations have included five different Smithsonian museums, the National Aquarium, the 图书馆 of Congress, the Apollo Theater, the Human Rights Campaign, the U.S. 房子 of Representatives, and many others. In addition to providing paid jobs (up to $5,000 summer stipends) and valuable experience, Explore America Internships introduces students to mentors who sometimes change the course of their lives.

Student internships cover a broad range of disciplines including archiving, oral history, digitization, exhibition curation, videography, photography, journalism, communications, website development, and sound engineering. Students from all majors engage in internships with the 斯塔尔 Center; from history to chemistry, business to English, the Center offers a variety of opportunities to all 九州娱乐官网 students. 



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Featured 斯塔尔 Center Internships

Working with Community Historians Airlee Johnson and Carolyn Brooks, intern(s) will help build an oral history project focused on the African American experience in Kent 县. Interns will work together with African American residents in Kent 县 to record remote oral history interviews and process the materials for archival purposes. Interns will also select and interpret audio excerpts 从 interviews pairing them with written reflections and images to highlight on our website’s “Featured Collections” page.

Working with the 斯塔尔 Center’s Digital Historian & Archivist, Jasmyn Castro, students will digitize and catalogue photographs, film, and written documents related to African American history and culture in Kent 县; safely handle and store archived files; and capture important information related to the materials for better understanding and interpretation in the future. Interns might also develop written reflections on these digitized materials to highlight on our website’s "Featured Collections" page.

Interns will work to better document the African American experience on Washington College’s campus across the 20th 和21st 世纪. This will include recording oral history interviews with African American alumni from 九州娱乐官网 and creating a digital exhibit to highlight articles 从 九州娱乐官网榆树分校 documenting the African American experience.
Interns will process and archive previously recorded oral history interviews conducted with participants who have memories of the WWII American Home Front.
Working in collaboration with the 斯塔尔 Center and Mid-Shore Pro Bono, this intern will provide administrative support to a busy non-profit legal services provider. Applicants must be highly fluent in Spanish and develop a presentation on their professional experience at the end of the semester.

Working with the 斯塔尔 Center Director, Members of this team will identify “珍宝” of Kent 县’s African American history, specifically documents and artifacts — especially 从 17th, 18th, and 19th 世纪 — that speak eloquently to the broader past and present. Team members will conduct their own research and work with members of the broader community to tease out the stories embedded in these 珍宝, sharing them online with the public as part of Chesapeake Heartland: An African American Humanities Project.