Undergraduate and graduate students interested in an arts management career are encouraged to apply for a summer internship at Strathmore. The Internship Program at Strathmore is designed to provide a professional and meaningful experience in arts management for students who
Undergraduate and graduate level internships in Special Collections or Preservation.
At the Hampton Roads Naval Museum in Norfolk, Virginia, Meredyth Harrison (right) worked with the museum’s education staff to give tours of the museum gallery as well as tours of the museum’s largest artifact, the battleship USS Wisconsin.
History Major Sean Brown (right) completed an internship at the Drug Enforcement Administration Museum in Arlington, Virginia where he worked on preserving and archiving the Museum’s 13,000+ photograph collection. He also helped to research future exhibits, develop museum display cases, and rehouse
Undergraduate student Alex Sitts (standing in middle of top row at left) worked as an Archives Technician at the National Archives (NARA) in Washington D.C., where he handled documents for researchers. He also helped to update the current documents into an electronic database to make
Historical Interpretation and Visitor Service Intern at New Market Battlefield State Historical Park in New Market, VA.
Sarah Berlinger (below) completed an internship at Museum Textile Services, a textile conservation firm located inAndover, Massachusetts. She worked on the collections of various institutions including the Tennessee State Museumand the National Heritage Museum in Lexington, MA. Her projects included the installation of a tri-centennial
Alexandra Kolleda (at left, standing in front of the Pallas Athene, the branch insignia of the Women’s Army Corps) worked in the archives of the Army Women’s Museum in Petersburg, VA, which focuses largely on women in the military beginning in the
