Director's Office Internship, Spring 2021

The Director’s Office Intern will assist in developing and executing a diverse range of strategic initiatives. Responsibilities include assisting with projects that support the Director and Chief Curator and the Chief of Staff. Specific projects might include institutional history research, archival development, and logistical support. This position is best suited for a candidate eager to gain familiarity with the administrative responsibilities and strategic planning required for a career in nonprofit organizational management. Candidates should note that this is not a curatorial position; however, those considering careers in the arts administration sector are encouraged to apply. Proficiency with Microsoft Office suite is required. Excellent research, writing, communication skills, and meticulous attention to detail, are essential.

The Director’s Office internship is designed for college sophomores, juniors, seniors, and recent graduates.

The Director's Office internship is designed for college sophomores, juniors, seniors and recent graduates. Internship requires a minimum 12 hours/week, during the work week. The total 14-week internship has a stipend of $2520. The entire internship will be remote throughout the duration of the program. Interns are expected to provide their own laptops for participation in the program.

Applicants must provide letter of recommendation and a statement of intent (500 words or fewer) explaining reasons for applying to the program, what you hope to gain from the experience, and how it might enhance your education and career plans.

Potential applicants MUST apply through the portal on the Studio Museum website: https://www.studiomuseum.org/internships