Internship Opportunity: Getty Marrow Undergraduate Internship Program

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April 9, 2019

For the 2nd Summer in a row, Designmatters will be hosting an intern from the Getty Marrow Undergraduate Internship Program!  Application info below…

 

Digital Archivist Intern

Pasadena, CA

Summer 2019 | 10 Weeks | $5,700

Apply by April 26!

Working with Designmatters, ArtCenter College of Design’s award winning social innovation department, the “Digital Archivist Intern” will work to improve and make more accessible a digital archive of over 100 project case studies and other materials while learning about digital content management and social impact design. Supervised by the acting Executive Director of the department and its Media Coordinator, the intern will also design a timeline exhibit of key projects and materials.

Eligibility:

Getty Marrow Undergraduate Internships are intended for outstanding students who are members of groups underrepresented in careers related to museums and the visual arts. Candidates are sought from all areas of undergraduate study and are not required to have demonstrated a previous commitment to the visual arts.

Students must:

– Be of a group underrepresented in museums and visual arts organizations, including, but not limited to, individuals of African American, Asian, Latino/Hispanic, Native American, or Pacific Islander descent;

– Be currently enrolled undergraduates. Students must have complete at least one semester or two quarters of college by June 2019. Students graduating in May or June 2019 are also eligible. (Students who are enrolled in a second BA or BS program are not eligible.)

– Reside or attend college in Los Angeles County; and

– Be a United States citizen or permanent resident.

To Apply:

Send the following to Garret.Scullin@artcenter.edu by Friday, April 26

– Your resume

– A short cover letter describing your interest in the internship

– 2 letters of reference OR contact information for 2 references (preferably faculty or staff from

current college or a former employer)

For more info click here.


About the Getty Marrow Undergraduate Summer Internship Program:

Aiming to encourage greater diversity in the professions related to museums and the visual arts, the Getty Marrow Undergraduate Internship program in Los Angeles supports substantive, full-time summer work opportunities for college undergraduates from cultural backgrounds that have traditionally been underrepresented in the arts. Since the program began in 1993, 161 local arts institutions, including the Getty, have hosted over 3,300 internships, exposing students to career possibilities in the arts. Originally titled the Multicultural Undergraduate Internship program, its name changed in late 2018 with announcement of the retirement of long-time Getty Foundation director Deborah Marrow, who began the program.

About Designmatters:

Designmatters, established in 2001, is the award-winning social innovation department at ArtCenter College of Design. Designmatters leads an ongoing exploration of art and design as a positive force in society through courses and programming that engage students, faculty and external partners with a dynamic, entrepreneurial and experiential approach to design education.

About ArtCenter College of Design:

Founded in 1930 and located in Pasadena, California, ArtCenter College of Design  is a global leader in art and design education. ArtCenter offers 11 undergraduate and seven graduate degrees in a wide variety of industrial design disciplines as well as visual and applied arts. In addition to its top-ranked academic programs, the College also serves members of the Greater Los Angeles region through a highly regarded series of year-round educational programs for all ages and levels of experience. Renowned for both its ties to industry and its social impact initiatives, ArtCenter is the first design school to receive the United Nations’ Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) status. Throughout the College’s long and storied history, ArtCenter alumni have had a profound impact on popular culture, the way we live and important issues in our society.