The Glass Art Society is seeking a qualified individual to assist the communications\u00a0coordinator with an archival project. This unpaid internship position involves a variety of\u00a0tasks including research, editing, and organizing records, but will be primarily focused\u00a0on compiling records of photographs, slides, and videos in a digitized collection.<\/p>\n
Responsibilities may include:<\/p>\n
\u2022 Cataloging the Glass Art Society\u2019s photo and video libraries<\/p>\n
\u2022 Scanning slides and photos<\/p>\n
\u2022 Organizing and maintaining detailed records<\/p>\n
\u2022 Expanding curatorial notes of our photo and video libraries<\/p>\n
\u2022 Researching the history of glass arts and our organization<\/p>\n
The ideal candidate will be a highly organized and detail-oriented individual with a\u00a0strong interest in archival and registration work, ideally studying art history and\/or\u00a0library science. Preference is given to individuals with some experience in archives and\u00a0records management. Candidates must possess excellent communication skills, strong\u00a0writing skills, proficient in Microsoft Office, and a good understanding of formatting\u00a0digital imagery and handling of a database. Additional experience with Adobe\u00a0Photoshop is a plus.<\/p>\n
The schedule for the position is flexible with a minimum weekly commitment of six (6)\u00a0hours per week.<\/p>\n
Your application should include a current resume, cover letter indicating your potential\u00a0scheduling availability (number of hours per week or if you have an hourly-total\u00a0requirement for school), and a 300-word essay describing your learning objectives.<\/p>\n