The Institute of Black Invention & Technology, Inc. is looking for an unpaid curatorial intern for the Fall 2017 semester.
Title: Curatorial Intern
Reports to: Sandra Lamb, Director of Programing
Status: Unpaid Internship
Time: 1 academic credit hour, 40 hours for the semester
The Institute of Black Invention & Technology, Inc. was founded in Amherst, MA by Carroll and Sandra Lamb. It became incorporated in 2005 as a non-profit corporation. The Institute is a traveling museum which highlight the accomplishments and achievement s of African American men, women and youth who have made outstanding contributions in the fields of science, technology, engineering, art, math and science.
Position Summary: The Curatorial Intern will work with the Director of Programming in assisting with research and development of current and upcoming exhibitions and programs. the intern will also assist in maintaining reports on all artifacts and data entry regarding the collection. this internship will allow the student to earn valuable experience and knowledge in a non-traditional museum setting.
Position Requirements:
- Ability to commit 40 hours for the semester
- Computer proficiency–Windows Application
If interested, please contact Dr. EnrĂquez at enriquezs@umkc.edu