Topic ID #6891 - posted 2/4/2010 2:47 AM
Jennifer Palmer
Webmaster
2010 Summer Internships with the Nat'l Park Service, DOI and DoD
Jennifer Palmer
Webmaster
National Council for Preservation Education
2010 SUMMER Internships
with the National Park Service,
THE DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
& THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
The National Park Service and the US Department of the Interior will offer internships during the Summer of 2010. Internships are for ten (10) weeks, at forty (40) hours per week and in Washington, DC except where noted. Stipends are issued based on a rate of twelve dollars per hour. The exact starting dates will be determined on a case-by-case basis. For all internships, computer and word processing skills are desirable.
To speed processing of your request and give you a faster review of your application, please scan your materials electronically and email them as a single Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) file containing both signed application and transcripts to Michael Tomlan at Cornell University (email: mat4@cornell.edu). If electronic submission is not possible, all application materials should be mailed to the National Council for Preservation Education, Attention: Michael A. Tomlan, 210 West Sibley Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, 14853-6701. Applications must be received no later than February 26, 2010. Please indicate by number the internship(s) in which you are interested.
Please be aware that, unless otherwise noted, interns are responsible for travel to and housing at the internship location. This should be kept in mind particularly for those internships in the West. In some cases the supervising office may be able to assist in locating housing but it is ultimately up to the individual accepting the internship to find accommodations.
Also be aware that, due to Federal Government-wide security requirements, a background check will be required for any position which involves access to Government computers, if you are chosen for that position. This may include providing information about recent housing and employment history, and those positions may require US citizenship or possession of a valid student visa to complete the check. The position supervisor will have more information on requirements and procedures at the time of hiring.
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National Park Service Internships
2000. Park Historic Structures and Cultural Landscapes Program Assists in the evaluation of properties for the National Register of Historic Places within the National Capitol Region. The National Register lists historic properties noted for their associations with particularly significant people, places, events, or data. Duties involve aiding NPS cultural resource specialists in the development of site evaluations and nomination forms for historic properties, which may include archeological sites, historic structures, or objects such as monuments. The internship provides an opportunity to gain experience in working with the National Register, as well as the types of historic properties in the Washington, DC region (400 hours).
2001. Ethnography Program Works as a research assistant on small research and writing projects concerning ethnography in the parks. Applicants must be familiar with ethnographic methods and approaches. Duties may include organizing and cataloging ethnographic documentation and archives; contacting NPS researchers in various offices; database development; and writing for the Web (400 hours).
2002. Ethnography Program Assists in the inventory of National Capitol Region (NCR) museum collections at the Museum Resource Center (MRCE) in Landover, Maryland. Duties involve inventorying cultural materials and associated documentation from NCR parks and will include collections inventory and data entry. The internship provides an opportunity to learn about museum management as well as the scope of collections from NCR parks. Position may involve moderate physical activity. Located in Landover, MD (400 hours).
2003. Park Cultural Resources Program Assists in the inventory of National Capitol Region (NCR) museum collections at the Museum Resource Center (MRCE) in Landover, Maryland. Duties involve inventorying archeological materials, architectural specimens, furniture, and other cultural materials as well as associated documentation related to historic structures and cultural landscapes in NCR parks, and will include collections inventory and data entry. The internship provides an opportunity to learn about museum management as well as the scope of collections from NCR parks. Position may involve moderate physical activity. Located in Landover, MD (400 hours).
2004. Park Cultural Resources Program Provides general and project-specific support and research assistance on interdisciplinary projects in the Park Cultural Resources division, which manages the archeology, ethnography, history, museum collections, structures, and landscapes programs in parks. Applicants must have subject area knowledge in at least one cultural resource field; background in multiple disciplines is preferred. Duties may include writing for the Web, research, database development, and other tasks as assigned (400 hours).
2005. Cultural Landscapes Program, National Capital Region Works with and assists historical landscape architects, landscape historians, archeologist and other preservation professionals to complete various Cultural Landscape Inventories and other ongoing cultural landscape projects associated with different National Park sites in the Washington, DC, metropolitan area. Duties include researching the landscape history of a historic property; site visits and field work to document the existing conditions with photographs and maps; analyzing the landscape features; and entering the information into a database. A working knowledge of MS Word and some experience with graphics programs (Adobe Photoshop & Illustrator and/or CAD) is beneficial. Opportunity for all preservation fields with an interest in the study of historic landscapes (vernacular, designed and ethnographic) (400 hours).
2006. Archeology Program, Mesa Verde National Park Assists park staff in archeological site inventory within Mesa Verde NP. Duties include identifying, recording and mapping historic and prehistoric sites; archival research; data entry; and report writing. Previous archeological field experience necessary, with knowledge of the Ancestral Puebloan culture preferred. Position requires the ability to complete arduous physical tasks, including the ability to hike long distances over extremely rough terrain carrying a heavy pack. Housing may be available and own transportation is required. Located in Mesa Verde, CO (400 hours).
2007. Park History Program Works with the Park History Program primarily as an assistant on research projects, as well as organizing and cataloging office records and archives, databases, resource protection, and related projects. Some of research will be at the National Archives and the Library of Congress. May assist in developing materials for history training and research, as well as educational materials for history outreach. May work on aspects of Web development, including links verification and technical editing (400 hours).
2008. National NAGPRA Program Assists staff in preparing for a national symposium to mark the 20th anniversary of the passage of the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act. Coordinates logistics including speakers, presentations and equipment; implements outreach strategy; manages registrations; designs written materials; and conducts additional tasks as required. Other duties include updating the website and managing marketing efforts to promote the NAGPRA anniversary. Strong writing and organizational skills and the ability to work independently and manage multiple tasks required. An interest in NAGPRA, Native American studies, museum studies or archeology is preferred. Dates for the internship are September 15 through November 24, 2010. Applicants must be available November 15 – 19, 2010 (400 hours).
2009. Park Museum Management Program Assists with collections management and documentation projects at the National Catalog archives for NPS museum catalog records and the NPS Clearinghouse. National Catalog duties include printing, binding, and storing catalog records; working with catalog databases; and assisting with the ANCS newsletter. NPS Clearinghouse duties involve working with accession, loan, and deaccession records; locating appropriate recipients for objects; and updating the collection database. Interns will work under the direction of the Museum Registrar. Located in Harpers Ferry, WV (400 hours).
2010. Historic Preservation Training Center (HPTC), Masonry Section Assists with building preservation projects throughout the National Park System. Intern will work alongside masonry craftspeople and will receive on-the-job training, with focus on craft skills development and an emphasis on preservation techniques and construction methods applicable to the specific resources. Skills learned may include proper tool use, mortar mixing techniques, raking and repointing methods, mortar joint finishing, and re-setting displaced masonry units. Applicants should understand historic construction methodology and have strong hand skills. Physical effort required includes climbing, bending, crawling, and lifting up to 50+ pounds working in and outdoors either on site or in a maintenance workshop. Work may be performed on uneven terrain and/or heights in excess of six feet. Incumbent may also work in extreme temperatures. Applicants should be prepared to work locally or to travel throughout the continental United States. HPTC will pay for all travel expenses from the HPTC office to project sites. For more information on the HPTC, visit their homepage at http://www.nps.gov/training/HPTC/ . Located at HPTC headquarters, Frederick, MD (400 hours).
2011. Southeast Regional Office, Cultural Landscapes Program Adds Southeast Region cultural landscapes to the NPS Cultural Landscapes Inventory. Work includes data entry from existing information and/or completion of new inventories through research, field documentation, and written analysis. May include travel to one or more NPS units. Knowledge of cultural landscapes, landscape architecture, and National Register criteria preferred. Strong computer, research, and writing skills essential; experience with AutoCad, GIS, or other graphics software helpful. Public transportation to the regional office is available. Located in Atlanta, GA (480 hours).
2012. Southeast Regional Office, List of Classified Structures (LCS) Program Assists Regional LCS Coordinator in the survey and condition assessment of historic structures throughout the region. Duties include fieldwork in SE parks; documentation; data entry; and historical research and writing. Intern will apply National Register criteria in the production of Determinations of Eligibility (DOEs), National Register nominations, and correspondence with state Historic Preservation Offices throughout the region. Solid background in computer and software skills (Adobe Photoshop, Word, Arc View) and willingness to travel to and hike in parks required. On-the-job travel costs paid through reimbursement; intern must have ability to pay travel costs up front. Excellent opportunity for hands-on work in historic preservation and training in NPS historic resource management. Located in Atlanta, GA (1000 hours).
2013. Everglades National Park (Archives Technician) Works with the Archivist to organize, arrange, re-house, preserve, catalog in the Interior Collections Management System (ICMS), produce a finding aid for and provide access to museum archives from five south Florida park units. Will provide training in ANCS+ for cataloging collections. Duties also include evaluating and improving the environmental conditions and preservation of the collection. Museum studies or archives management background preferred, but attention to detail also important. Own transportation required. Will help with locating housing. Located in Homestead, FL (800 hours).
2014. Everglades National Park (Museum Technician) Assists with museum collection management for Everglades National Park. Will provide training for Interior Collections Management System (ICMS) for cataloging collections. Duties include inventory; rehousing map collections; implementing the Archives Collection Condition Survey recommendations; and preventive conservation to meet professional museum storage standards. Museum studies background preferred but attention to detail and a willingness to learn also important. Own transportation required. Will help with locating housing. Located in Homestead, FL (400 hours).
2015. Everglades National Park (Museum Technician) Works with the Cultural Resource Program and the South Florida Collection Management Center related to implementation of the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) for Everglades National Park. Duties include updating collections data; researching and compiling archival material related to Native American use of the Park; organizing Tribal consultation records; assisting with coordinating Tribal consultation; and other duties as assigned. Museum studies, anthropology, archeology, history or Native American Studies background preferred but attention to detail and a willingness to learn also important. Own transportation required. Will help with locating housing. Located in Homestead, FL (400 hours).
2016/2017. Midwest Regional Office, Museum Management Program, Saint Croix National Scenic River (Archives Technician) Works closely with Regional Archives Technician to process, arrange, catalog, and improve storage methods of the Saint Croix National Scenic River museum archive. Regional Archives Technician will provide hands-on computerized training using the Interior Collections Management System (ICMS) cataloging software. Museum studies or archives management background preferred; attention to detail and a willingness to learn applied museum management skills for managing archives also important. Own transportation required; Regional Archives Technician will assist in locating available housing. Located in Saint Croix Falls, WI (400 hours).
2018. Midwest Regional Office Assists a team of historians and planners in assessing the eligibility of five cultural resource sites in the Midwest for inclusion in the National Park Service. Contributes to evaluations of national significance according to the National Historic Landmark criteria. Duties include researching and analyzing degree to which historic sites are currently preserved and open to the public as well as arranging and facilitating public meetings. Knowledge of National Register and National Historic Landmark criteria; interest in historic properties; strong organizational skills; and ability to work independently required. Excellent written communication skills required; Web skills are a plus. Great opportunity for all preservation fields. Located in Omaha, NE, with up to 2 weeks’ travel to sites in Missouri and Arkansas (800 hours).
2019. Midwest Regional Office Assists a team of historians and planners in assessing the eligibility of cultural resource sites for inclusion in the National Park Service. Contributes to evaluations of national significance according to the National Historic Landmark criteria. Duties include researching and analyzing level and extent of protection for historic sites as well as arranging and facilitating public meetings. Knowledge of National Register and National Historic Landmark criteria; interest in historic properties; strong organizational skills; and ability to work independently required. Excellent written communication skills required; Web skills are a plus. Great opportunity for all preservation fields. Located in Omaha, NE, with up to 2-3 weeks’ travel to sites in Michigan (800 hours).
2020. Midwest Regional Office, History and National Register Program Working with regional office, park staff and community leaders, assists in the development of Web-based travel itineraries for NPS units. Strong writing abilities desirable. Located in Omaha, NE (400 hours).
2021. Midwest Regional Office, External Cultural Resources Program Working with an enthusiastic National Register Programs staff, the intern will be involved in production of a National Historic Landmarks (NHLs) newsletter; monitoring and assessing the condition of NHLs; assisting in planning and undertaking of an NHL workshop; and reviewing HABS/HAER documentation. Intern will work with some independence following initial orientation. Knowledge of the National Register nomination process, strong organizational skills and interest in historic properties desirable. Located in Omaha, NE (400 hours).
2022. Midwest Regional Office Assists with the Cultural Landscapes Inventory and List of Classified Structures database updates for parks in the Region. Other tasks include assisting with the organization of the division's collection of cultural landscape and historic structures reports; entering graphics into a computer-based search engine; and assisting Historical Landscape Architects, Historical Architects, and Landscape Historians with project tasks as assigned. Knowledge of the National Register process, cultural landscapes and historic structures preferred, but not essential. Located in Omaha, NE (400 hours).
2023. Grand Teton National Park, Western Center for Historic Preservation Assists park historic preservation team with this year’s field projects on National Register structures, with opportunities for developing techniques in historic fabric repair and conservation. Duties may involve both office and field work, depending on intern’s skills and planning requirements of the preservation program, and will include exposure to hands-on treatment of historic structures and preservation practices as they apply to the carpentry, masonry, and woodshop trades, as well as field and shop work on vernacular log structures and their components including windows/doors/trim/and foundations. Other activities may include technical writing; historic structures database information collection; conducting historical research; architectural drafting; and onsite investigation work. Construction, wood crafting, AutoCAD, computer and/or backcountry outdoor skills are a plus. Assistance with finding housing will be provided but is the intern’s responsibility. Located in Moose, WY, approximately 10 miles from Jackson Hole, but may have field assignments anywhere in the park (480 hours).
2024. Grand Teton National Park, Western Center for Historic Preservation Assists historic preservation specialists and cultural resource specialists with research and fieldwork on park historic architecture. Duties may involve both office and field work, depending on intern’s skills and work plans for this year’s projects, and will include exposure to hands-on preservation fieldwork on vernacular log structures located at 7,000' elevation. Other activities may include technical writing; historic structures database information collection; conducting historical research; architectural drafting; and onsite investigation work. AutoCAD skills, working knowledge of MS software applications, and digital photography, construction and/or backcountry outdoor skills are a plus. Assistance with finding housing will be provided but is the intern’s responsibility. Located in Moose, WY, approximately 10 miles from Jackson Hole (480 Hrs).
2025. Grand Teton National Park Assists cultural resources specialist in completing National Register nominations, documenting Section 106 compliance actions, compiling materials for park-specific preservation maintenance handbook, and updating the LCS (List of Classified Structures). Various field work duties assigned as needed. Activities include building and land records research; architectural writing; graphic and photo documentation; and records maintenance. Assistance with finding housing will be provided but is the intern’s responsibility. Located in Moose, WY, approximately 10 miles from Jackson Hole (480 hours).
2026/2027. Yosemite National Park, Heritage Structures Preservation Team and Cultural Resources Division Assists park historic preservation team with this year’s field projects on National Register structures, with opportunities for developing techniques in historic fabric repair and conservation. Duties may involve both office and field work, depending on intern’s skills and planning requirements of the preservation program, and will include exposure to hands-on treatment of historic structures and preservation practices as they apply to the carpentry and masonry trades, on structures ranging from vernacular log cabins to rustic and Victorian architecture. Other activities may include technical writing; developing treatment plans; historic structures database information collection; conducting historical research; architectural drafting; and onsite investigation work. Construction, AutoCAD, computer and/or backcountry outdoor skills are a plus. Located in El Portal, CA at the park’s west entrance but may have field assignments anywhere in the park (400 hours).
2028. Yosemite National Park, Branch of History, Architecture and Landscapes (HAL) Assists Historical Architect, Historical Landscape Architect and park Historian with inventory, documenting, and evaluating National Register structures, cultural landscapes, and historic park studies. Duties may involve both office and field work, depending on intern’s skills and ongoing projects undertaken by the HAL program, and may include measuring and photographing historic buildings; researching and documenting cultural landscapes; historic structures database information collection and data entry; conducting historical research; architectural drafting; onsite investigation; and crossover duties with the park's Heritage Preservation Team for hands-on preservation work. Useful knowledge and skills include solid training in historic preservation, training and/or experience in preparing National Register nominations, an architecture/landscape architecture background, construction skills, and experience with AutoCAD and geographic positioning using Global Positioning System equipment and ArcView. Applicants should expect to work at elevations between 2,000' and 8,000', and may hike long distances over rough terrain with day packs and equipment. Located in El Portal, CA at the park's west entrance but may have field assignments anywhere in the park (480 hours).
2029. Whiskeytown National Recreation Area Assists with project-related record searches, conducting archeological field surveys and recording archeological sites, preparing final site forms, and archiving project materials. Applicant must be able to work in rugged field conditions since the position involves some long days hiking over uneven and brushy terrain under sometimes adverse weather conditions. Applicant should have an academic background in archeology/anthropology or history with interests in historic preservation, possess good written communication skills, be detail oriented, and have the ability to perform a variety of tasks independently. Applicants with GPS/GIS skills preferred. Housing available at reasonable cost at Whiskeytown NRA. For more information contact Joseph Svinarich, Archeologist, Fire Program, Tel 530-242-3458, email joe_svinarich@nps.gov, P.O. Box 188, Whiskeytown, CA 96095. Located at Whiskeytown NRA, about 8 mi. west of Redding, CA, with possible overnight travel to field assignments at Lava Beds National Monument, Lassen Volcanic National Park, and Redwood National Park (720 hours).
2038. Chickasaw National Recreation Area, Facility Management Division (Landscape Architect) Assists Facility Manager, Landscape Architect and Facilities Management Specialist with work including but not limited to construction inspection, design of historic rehabilitation projects, collection of historic structure information and evaluation of cyclic and rehabilitation needs for entry into facility management software system. Duties may involve measuring, photographing, researching, documenting cultural components, information collection, historic research, drafting plans, writing specifications, cost estimating, grant writing, and other on-site investigations work. Useful knowledge and skills include landscape architecture background, training in historic preservation and construction experience; knowledge of typical computer programs (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, CAD, and programs for Internet and email access) necessary. Applicants should be in excellent physical condition, may expect to work at elevations between 1,000' and 2,500' and occasionally hike moderate distances over rough terrain with day packs and light equipment. Please provide examples of your work if possible. Housing provided inside or outside the park. Located in Sulphur, OK, between Dallas-Ft. Worth, TX and Oklahoma City, OK, with work in the proposed Platt National Park Historic Landmark District and Lake District (480 hours).
2039. Chickasaw National Recreation Area, Facility Management Division (Architect) Assists Facility Manager, Landscape Architect and Facilities Management Specialist with work including but not limited to construction inspection, design of historic rehabilitation projects, collection of historic structure information and evaluation of cyclic and rehabilitation needs for entry into facility management software system. Duties may involve measuring, photographing, researching, documenting cultural components, information collection, historic research, drafting plans, writing specifications, cost estimating, grant writing, and other on-site investigations work. Useful knowledge and skills include architecture background, training in historic preservation and construction experience; knowledge of typical computer programs (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, CAD, and programs for Internet and email access) necessary. Applicants should be in excellent physical condition, may expect to work at elevations between 1,000' and 2,500' and occasionally hike moderate distances over rough terrain with day packs and light equipment. Please provide examples of your work if possible. Housing provided inside or outside the park. Located in Sulphur, OK, between Dallas-Ft. Worth, TX and Oklahoma City, OK, with work in the proposed Platt National Park Historic Landmark District and Lake District (480 hours).
2040. National Capital Region, National Register Program Works with and assists National Register historian to complete various National Register Nominations and Nomination Updates, and other ongoing National Register projects associated with different National Park sites in the Washington, DC, metropolitan area. Duties involve researching historic resources; possible site visits and field work to document the resources through descriptions, photographs, and maps; preparation of National Register Nomination documentation; and entering the information into a database. A working knowledge of MS Word, and some experience with the National Register of Historic Places and the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation is beneficial. This is an opportunity for all preservation fields with an interest in the study of architectural and cultural landscape properties (400 hours).
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Internships
2030. Interior Museum Program, DOI Office of the Secretary (Curatorial Assistant) Assists with projects of the DOI Interior Museum Program and the Interagency Federal Collections Alliance. Duties include researching and drafting policy guidance documents; preparing material for training courses; researching issues on various topics dealing with federal museum property; and updating the Interior Museum Program and Interagency Federal Collections Alliance Web sites (480 hours).
2031. Bureau of Land Management, Division of Cultural, Paleontological Resources, and Tribal Consultation Assists with activities in the BLM headquarters office that oversees bureau-wide curation and management of museum collections policy and implementation. Duties include researching and developing collections guidance; assisting with implementation of a museum collections database system; contacting museums and universities that hold bureau museum collections and coordinating analysis of collections information; revising and refreshing the Web presence for BLM museum collections; and other opportunities (800 hours).
2032. Bureau of Land Management, Anasazi Heritage Center (AHC) Assists Center staff with a wide variety of curatorial tasks, offering a broad exposure to the curatorial operations of a Federal repository. Duties include participation in the AHC Integrated Pest Management Program; conducting exhibit maintenance and installation; assisting in collections inventory, artifact repackaging and rehousing; digital documentation; learning artifact and archival cataloging methods; entering data in the museum's ARGUS collection management system; assisting AHC Curation staff with researcher access; incoming and/or outgoing loan processing; and other curation duties as required. Located in Dolores, CO (480 hours).
2033. Bureau of Land Management, Anasazi Heritage Center/Canyons of the Ancients National Monument, (AHC/CANM) Assists staff with a variety of Visitor Services activities, split between the Center and the National Monument. Center duties include working with front desk volunteers; assisting with educational activity programs (junior explorer, etc.); and giving introductory talks and leading interpretive hikes to and regarding Escalante Pueblo on site. National Monument duties involve tasks at various archeological sites (Lowry Pueblo, Painted Hand Pueblo and Sand Canyon), including planning and conducting interpretive programs and monitoring the archeological resource, as well as routine maintenance and assisting in janitorial duties. Located in Dolores, CO (480 hours).
2034. Bureau of Land Management, Anasazi Heritage Center (AHC) Duties may include work on the permanent exhibits in the Main Exhibits Gallery; work on traveling loan exhibits; loan tracking, marketing, repairs or enhancements to existing exhibits, and/or development of new exhibit offerings; work on temporary exhibits in the Special Exhibit Gallery; developing and installing a thematic exhibit, while working closely with the AHC Curator and Exhibit Specialist; or creation of outdoor installations or interpretive literature for hikers and other non-museum recreational users for Canyons of the Ancients National Monument. Located in Dolores, CO (480 hours)
2035. National Capital Region, Museum Resource Center Assists the Regional Archeology Program in daily laboratory tasks including, but not limited to, processing, cataloging and packaging archeological objects and preparing objects for long-term curatorial storage. Following Cataloging, all information will be entered into the Interior Collections Management System (ICMS - the Department of Interior’s Cataloging System). Other duties include database management; reviewing incoming collections; organization of primary archeological documents; and the reorganization of collections storage. Located in Landover, MD (400 hours).
2036. National Capital Region, Museum Resource Center Assists the Regional Archeology Program in daily laboratory tasks including, but not limited to, processing, cataloging and packaging archeological objects and preparing objects for long-term curatorial storage. Following Cataloging, all information will be entered into the Interior Collections Management System (ICMS – the Department of Interior’s cataloging System). Other duties include assisting the Regional Archeology Program and the Museum Resource Center in updating their Web sites to highlight recent research and to meet NPS/DOI formatting standards. Located in Landover, MD (400 hours).
2037. Department of the Interior Museum Works with the Interior Museum staff as a museum technician assisting with museum outreach, research and exhibition development, collections management and registration issues, and related projects. Internship will encompass working with museum visitors and will entail all aspects of professional museum work. Located in Washington, DC (800 hours).
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DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE INTERNSHIPS
2041. Department of Defense (DoD) Federal Preservation Office Works with the Office of the Secretary of Defense, Department of the Army, Headquarters Naval Facilities Engineering Command, the U.S. Marine Corps, the Air Force Center for Environmental Excellence and the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation to collect and index all DoD-related Memoranda of Agreement and Programmatic Agreements, and other program alternatives, such as Program Comments. The individual will compile an analysis document that presents all collected information and outlines possible data gaps and inaccuracies. The collected information and analysis report will assist DoD and the Military Services in improving their cultural resource management programs and create a data model that could be applied to other Federal agencies for evaluation of their cultural resource compliance record. Good research, analysis and organizational skills required (480 hours).
2042. Department of Defense (DoD) Federal Preservation Office Works with the Office of the Secretary of Defense, Deputy Federal Preservation Officer and Legacy Cultural Resource Specialist to update and expand the “Preserving American Heritage” project. This project would update the 2003 heritage education and outreach materials, including regional maps, a guidebook, and poster. Time permitting, duties will also include the development of a DoD “Heritage Tourism” Web page on an existing DoD Web portal. Background required in graphic design and/or Web design, or other art/design emphasis, proficiency in Adobe Photoshop and other relevant design software (480 hours).
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2010 SUMMER Internships
with the National Park Service,
THE DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
& THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
The National Park Service and the US Department of the Interior will offer internships during the Summer of 2010. Internships are for ten (10) weeks, at forty (40) hours per week and in Washington, DC except where noted. Stipends are issued based on a rate of twelve dollars per hour. The exact starting dates will be determined on a case-by-case basis. For all internships, computer and word processing skills are desirable.
To speed processing of your request and give you a faster review of your application, please scan your materials electronically and email them as a single Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) file containing both signed application and transcripts to Michael Tomlan at Cornell University (email: mat4@cornell.edu). If electronic submission is not possible, all application materials should be mailed to the National Council for Preservation Education, Attention: Michael A. Tomlan, 210 West Sibley Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, 14853-6701. Applications must be received no later than February 26, 2010. Please indicate by number the internship(s) in which you are interested.
Please be aware that, unless otherwise noted, interns are responsible for travel to and housing at the internship location. This should be kept in mind particularly for those internships in the West. In some cases the supervising office may be able to assist in locating housing but it is ultimately up to the individual accepting the internship to find accommodations.
Also be aware that, due to Federal Government-wide security requirements, a background check will be required for any position which involves access to Government computers, if you are chosen for that position. This may include providing information about recent housing and employment history, and those positions may require US citizenship or possession of a valid student visa to complete the check. The position supervisor will have more information on requirements and procedures at the time of hiring.
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National Park Service Internships
2000. Park Historic Structures and Cultural Landscapes Program Assists in the evaluation of properties for the National Register of Historic Places within the National Capitol Region. The National Register lists historic properties noted for their associations with particularly significant people, places, events, or data. Duties involve aiding NPS cultural resource specialists in the development of site evaluations and nomination forms for historic properties, which may include archeological sites, historic structures, or objects such as monuments. The internship provides an opportunity to gain experience in working with the National Register, as well as the types of historic properties in the Washington, DC region (400 hours).
2001. Ethnography Program Works as a research assistant on small research and writing projects concerning ethnography in the parks. Applicants must be familiar with ethnographic methods and approaches. Duties may include organizing and cataloging ethnographic documentation and archives; contacting NPS researchers in various offices; database development; and writing for the Web (400 hours).
2002. Ethnography Program Assists in the inventory of National Capitol Region (NCR) museum collections at the Museum Resource Center (MRCE) in Landover, Maryland. Duties involve inventorying cultural materials and associated documentation from NCR parks and will include collections inventory and data entry. The internship provides an opportunity to learn about museum management as well as the scope of collections from NCR parks. Position may involve moderate physical activity. Located in Landover, MD (400 hours).
2003. Park Cultural Resources Program Assists in the inventory of National Capitol Region (NCR) museum collections at the Museum Resource Center (MRCE) in Landover, Maryland. Duties involve inventorying archeological materials, architectural specimens, furniture, and other cultural materials as well as associated documentation related to historic structures and cultural landscapes in NCR parks, and will include collections inventory and data entry. The internship provides an opportunity to learn about museum management as well as the scope of collections from NCR parks. Position may involve moderate physical activity. Located in Landover, MD (400 hours).
2004. Park Cultural Resources Program Provides general and project-specific support and research assistance on interdisciplinary projects in the Park Cultural Resources division, which manages the archeology, ethnography, history, museum collections, structures, and landscapes programs in parks. Applicants must have subject area knowledge in at least one cultural resource field; background in multiple disciplines is preferred. Duties may include writing for the Web, research, database development, and other tasks as assigned (400 hours).
2005. Cultural Landscapes Program, National Capital Region Works with and assists historical landscape architects, landscape historians, archeologist and other preservation professionals to complete various Cultural Landscape Inventories and other ongoing cultural landscape projects associated with different National Park sites in the Washington, DC, metropolitan area. Duties include researching the landscape history of a historic property; site visits and field work to document the existing conditions with photographs and maps; analyzing the landscape features; and entering the information into a database. A working knowledge of MS Word and some experience with graphics programs (Adobe Photoshop & Illustrator and/or CAD) is beneficial. Opportunity for all preservation fields with an interest in the study of historic landscapes (vernacular, designed and ethnographic) (400 hours).
2006. Archeology Program, Mesa Verde National Park Assists park staff in archeological site inventory within Mesa Verde NP. Duties include identifying, recording and mapping historic and prehistoric sites; archival research; data entry; and report writing. Previous archeological field experience necessary, with knowledge of the Ancestral Puebloan culture preferred. Position requires the ability to complete arduous physical tasks, including the ability to hike long distances over extremely rough terrain carrying a heavy pack. Housing may be available and own transportation is required. Located in Mesa Verde, CO (400 hours).
2007. Park History Program Works with the Park History Program primarily as an assistant on research projects, as well as organizing and cataloging office records and archives, databases, resource protection, and related projects. Some of research will be at the National Archives and the Library of Congress. May assist in developing materials for history training and research, as well as educational materials for history outreach. May work on aspects of Web development, including links verification and technical editing (400 hours).
2008. National NAGPRA Program Assists staff in preparing for a national symposium to mark the 20th anniversary of the passage of the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act. Coordinates logistics including speakers, presentations and equipment; implements outreach strategy; manages registrations; designs written materials; and conducts additional tasks as required. Other duties include updating the website and managing marketing efforts to promote the NAGPRA anniversary. Strong writing and organizational skills and the ability to work independently and manage multiple tasks required. An interest in NAGPRA, Native American studies, museum studies or archeology is preferred. Dates for the internship are September 15 through November 24, 2010. Applicants must be available November 15 – 19, 2010 (400 hours).
2009. Park Museum Management Program Assists with collections management and documentation projects at the National Catalog archives for NPS museum catalog records and the NPS Clearinghouse. National Catalog duties include printing, binding, and storing catalog records; working with catalog databases; and assisting with the ANCS newsletter. NPS Clearinghouse duties involve working with accession, loan, and deaccession records; locating appropriate recipients for objects; and updating the collection database. Interns will work under the direction of the Museum Registrar. Located in Harpers Ferry, WV (400 hours).
2010. Historic Preservation Training Center (HPTC), Masonry Section Assists with building preservation projects throughout the National Park System. Intern will work alongside masonry craftspeople and will receive on-the-job training, with focus on craft skills development and an emphasis on preservation techniques and construction methods applicable to the specific resources. Skills learned may include proper tool use, mortar mixing techniques, raking and repointing methods, mortar joint finishing, and re-setting displaced masonry units. Applicants should understand historic construction methodology and have strong hand skills. Physical effort required includes climbing, bending, crawling, and lifting up to 50+ pounds working in and outdoors either on site or in a maintenance workshop. Work may be performed on uneven terrain and/or heights in excess of six feet. Incumbent may also work in extreme temperatures. Applicants should be prepared to work locally or to travel throughout the continental United States. HPTC will pay for all travel expenses from the HPTC office to project sites. For more information on the HPTC, visit their homepage at http://www.nps.gov/training/HPTC/ . Located at HPTC headquarters, Frederick, MD (400 hours).
2011. Southeast Regional Office, Cultural Landscapes Program Adds Southeast Region cultural landscapes to the NPS Cultural Landscapes Inventory. Work includes data entry from existing information and/or completion of new inventories through research, field documentation, and written analysis. May include travel to one or more NPS units. Knowledge of cultural landscapes, landscape architecture, and National Register criteria preferred. Strong computer, research, and writing skills essential; experience with AutoCad, GIS, or other graphics software helpful. Public transportation to the regional office is available. Located in Atlanta, GA (480 hours).
2012. Southeast Regional Office, List of Classified Structures (LCS) Program Assists Regional LCS Coordinator in the survey and condition assessment of historic structures throughout the region. Duties include fieldwork in SE parks; documentation; data entry; and historical research and writing. Intern will apply National Register criteria in the production of Determinations of Eligibility (DOEs), National Register nominations, and correspondence with state Historic Preservation Offices throughout the region. Solid background in computer and software skills (Adobe Photoshop, Word, Arc View) and willingness to travel to and hike in parks required. On-the-job travel costs paid through reimbursement; intern must have ability to pay travel costs up front. Excellent opportunity for hands-on work in historic preservation and training in NPS historic resource management. Located in Atlanta, GA (1000 hours).
2013. Everglades National Park (Archives Technician) Works with the Archivist to organize, arrange, re-house, preserve, catalog in the Interior Collections Management System (ICMS), produce a finding aid for and provide access to museum archives from five south Florida park units. Will provide training in ANCS+ for cataloging collections. Duties also include evaluating and improving the environmental conditions and preservation of the collection. Museum studies or archives management background preferred, but attention to detail also important. Own transportation required. Will help with locating housing. Located in Homestead, FL (800 hours).
2014. Everglades National Park (Museum Technician) Assists with museum collection management for Everglades National Park. Will provide training for Interior Collections Management System (ICMS) for cataloging collections. Duties include inventory; rehousing map collections; implementing the Archives Collection Condition Survey recommendations; and preventive conservation to meet professional museum storage standards. Museum studies background preferred but attention to detail and a willingness to learn also important. Own transportation required. Will help with locating housing. Located in Homestead, FL (400 hours).
2015. Everglades National Park (Museum Technician) Works with the Cultural Resource Program and the South Florida Collection Management Center related to implementation of the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) for Everglades National Park. Duties include updating collections data; researching and compiling archival material related to Native American use of the Park; organizing Tribal consultation records; assisting with coordinating Tribal consultation; and other duties as assigned. Museum studies, anthropology, archeology, history or Native American Studies background preferred but attention to detail and a willingness to learn also important. Own transportation required. Will help with locating housing. Located in Homestead, FL (400 hours).
2016/2017. Midwest Regional Office, Museum Management Program, Saint Croix National Scenic River (Archives Technician) Works closely with Regional Archives Technician to process, arrange, catalog, and improve storage methods of the Saint Croix National Scenic River museum archive. Regional Archives Technician will provide hands-on computerized training using the Interior Collections Management System (ICMS) cataloging software. Museum studies or archives management background preferred; attention to detail and a willingness to learn applied museum management skills for managing archives also important. Own transportation required; Regional Archives Technician will assist in locating available housing. Located in Saint Croix Falls, WI (400 hours).
2018. Midwest Regional Office Assists a team of historians and planners in assessing the eligibility of five cultural resource sites in the Midwest for inclusion in the National Park Service. Contributes to evaluations of national significance according to the National Historic Landmark criteria. Duties include researching and analyzing degree to which historic sites are currently preserved and open to the public as well as arranging and facilitating public meetings. Knowledge of National Register and National Historic Landmark criteria; interest in historic properties; strong organizational skills; and ability to work independently required. Excellent written communication skills required; Web skills are a plus. Great opportunity for all preservation fields. Located in Omaha, NE, with up to 2 weeks’ travel to sites in Missouri and Arkansas (800 hours).
2019. Midwest Regional Office Assists a team of historians and planners in assessing the eligibility of cultural resource sites for inclusion in the National Park Service. Contributes to evaluations of national significance according to the National Historic Landmark criteria. Duties include researching and analyzing level and extent of protection for historic sites as well as arranging and facilitating public meetings. Knowledge of National Register and National Historic Landmark criteria; interest in historic properties; strong organizational skills; and ability to work independently required. Excellent written communication skills required; Web skills are a plus. Great opportunity for all preservation fields. Located in Omaha, NE, with up to 2-3 weeks’ travel to sites in Michigan (800 hours).
2020. Midwest Regional Office, History and National Register Program Working with regional office, park staff and community leaders, assists in the development of Web-based travel itineraries for NPS units. Strong writing abilities desirable. Located in Omaha, NE (400 hours).
2021. Midwest Regional Office, External Cultural Resources Program Working with an enthusiastic National Register Programs staff, the intern will be involved in production of a National Historic Landmarks (NHLs) newsletter; monitoring and assessing the condition of NHLs; assisting in planning and undertaking of an NHL workshop; and reviewing HABS/HAER documentation. Intern will work with some independence following initial orientation. Knowledge of the National Register nomination process, strong organizational skills and interest in historic properties desirable. Located in Omaha, NE (400 hours).
2022. Midwest Regional Office Assists with the Cultural Landscapes Inventory and List of Classified Structures database updates for parks in the Region. Other tasks include assisting with the organization of the division's collection of cultural landscape and historic structures reports; entering graphics into a computer-based search engine; and assisting Historical Landscape Architects, Historical Architects, and Landscape Historians with project tasks as assigned. Knowledge of the National Register process, cultural landscapes and historic structures preferred, but not essential. Located in Omaha, NE (400 hours).
2023. Grand Teton National Park, Western Center for Historic Preservation Assists park historic preservation team with this year’s field projects on National Register structures, with opportunities for developing techniques in historic fabric repair and conservation. Duties may involve both office and field work, depending on intern’s skills and planning requirements of the preservation program, and will include exposure to hands-on treatment of historic structures and preservation practices as they apply to the carpentry, masonry, and woodshop trades, as well as field and shop work on vernacular log structures and their components including windows/doors/trim/and foundations. Other activities may include technical writing; historic structures database information collection; conducting historical research; architectural drafting; and onsite investigation work. Construction, wood crafting, AutoCAD, computer and/or backcountry outdoor skills are a plus. Assistance with finding housing will be provided but is the intern’s responsibility. Located in Moose, WY, approximately 10 miles from Jackson Hole, but may have field assignments anywhere in the park (480 hours).
2024. Grand Teton National Park, Western Center for Historic Preservation Assists historic preservation specialists and cultural resource specialists with research and fieldwork on park historic architecture. Duties may involve both office and field work, depending on intern’s skills and work plans for this year’s projects, and will include exposure to hands-on preservation fieldwork on vernacular log structures located at 7,000' elevation. Other activities may include technical writing; historic structures database information collection; conducting historical research; architectural drafting; and onsite investigation work. AutoCAD skills, working knowledge of MS software applications, and digital photography, construction and/or backcountry outdoor skills are a plus. Assistance with finding housing will be provided but is the intern’s responsibility. Located in Moose, WY, approximately 10 miles from Jackson Hole (480 Hrs).
2025. Grand Teton National Park Assists cultural resources specialist in completing National Register nominations, documenting Section 106 compliance actions, compiling materials for park-specific preservation maintenance handbook, and updating the LCS (List of Classified Structures). Various field work duties assigned as needed. Activities include building and land records research; architectural writing; graphic and photo documentation; and records maintenance. Assistance with finding housing will be provided but is the intern’s responsibility. Located in Moose, WY, approximately 10 miles from Jackson Hole (480 hours).
2026/2027. Yosemite National Park, Heritage Structures Preservation Team and Cultural Resources Division Assists park historic preservation team with this year’s field projects on National Register structures, with opportunities for developing techniques in historic fabric repair and conservation. Duties may involve both office and field work, depending on intern’s skills and planning requirements of the preservation program, and will include exposure to hands-on treatment of historic structures and preservation practices as they apply to the carpentry and masonry trades, on structures ranging from vernacular log cabins to rustic and Victorian architecture. Other activities may include technical writing; developing treatment plans; historic structures database information collection; conducting historical research; architectural drafting; and onsite investigation work. Construction, AutoCAD, computer and/or backcountry outdoor skills are a plus. Located in El Portal, CA at the park’s west entrance but may have field assignments anywhere in the park (400 hours).
2028. Yosemite National Park, Branch of History, Architecture and Landscapes (HAL) Assists Historical Architect, Historical Landscape Architect and park Historian with inventory, documenting, and evaluating National Register structures, cultural landscapes, and historic park studies. Duties may involve both office and field work, depending on intern’s skills and ongoing projects undertaken by the HAL program, and may include measuring and photographing historic buildings; researching and documenting cultural landscapes; historic structures database information collection and data entry; conducting historical research; architectural drafting; onsite investigation; and crossover duties with the park's Heritage Preservation Team for hands-on preservation work. Useful knowledge and skills include solid training in historic preservation, training and/or experience in preparing National Register nominations, an architecture/landscape architecture background, construction skills, and experience with AutoCAD and geographic positioning using Global Positioning System equipment and ArcView. Applicants should expect to work at elevations between 2,000' and 8,000', and may hike long distances over rough terrain with day packs and equipment. Located in El Portal, CA at the park's west entrance but may have field assignments anywhere in the park (480 hours).
2029. Whiskeytown National Recreation Area Assists with project-related record searches, conducting archeological field surveys and recording archeological sites, preparing final site forms, and archiving project materials. Applicant must be able to work in rugged field conditions since the position involves some long days hiking over uneven and brushy terrain under sometimes adverse weather conditions. Applicant should have an academic background in archeology/anthropology or history with interests in historic preservation, possess good written communication skills, be detail oriented, and have the ability to perform a variety of tasks independently. Applicants with GPS/GIS skills preferred. Housing available at reasonable cost at Whiskeytown NRA. For more information contact Joseph Svinarich, Archeologist, Fire Program, Tel 530-242-3458, email joe_svinarich@nps.gov, P.O. Box 188, Whiskeytown, CA 96095. Located at Whiskeytown NRA, about 8 mi. west of Redding, CA, with possible overnight travel to field assignments at Lava Beds National Monument, Lassen Volcanic National Park, and Redwood National Park (720 hours).
2038. Chickasaw National Recreation Area, Facility Management Division (Landscape Architect) Assists Facility Manager, Landscape Architect and Facilities Management Specialist with work including but not limited to construction inspection, design of historic rehabilitation projects, collection of historic structure information and evaluation of cyclic and rehabilitation needs for entry into facility management software system. Duties may involve measuring, photographing, researching, documenting cultural components, information collection, historic research, drafting plans, writing specifications, cost estimating, grant writing, and other on-site investigations work. Useful knowledge and skills include landscape architecture background, training in historic preservation and construction experience; knowledge of typical computer programs (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, CAD, and programs for Internet and email access) necessary. Applicants should be in excellent physical condition, may expect to work at elevations between 1,000' and 2,500' and occasionally hike moderate distances over rough terrain with day packs and light equipment. Please provide examples of your work if possible. Housing provided inside or outside the park. Located in Sulphur, OK, between Dallas-Ft. Worth, TX and Oklahoma City, OK, with work in the proposed Platt National Park Historic Landmark District and Lake District (480 hours).
2039. Chickasaw National Recreation Area, Facility Management Division (Architect) Assists Facility Manager, Landscape Architect and Facilities Management Specialist with work including but not limited to construction inspection, design of historic rehabilitation projects, collection of historic structure information and evaluation of cyclic and rehabilitation needs for entry into facility management software system. Duties may involve measuring, photographing, researching, documenting cultural components, information collection, historic research, drafting plans, writing specifications, cost estimating, grant writing, and other on-site investigations work. Useful knowledge and skills include architecture background, training in historic preservation and construction experience; knowledge of typical computer programs (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, CAD, and programs for Internet and email access) necessary. Applicants should be in excellent physical condition, may expect to work at elevations between 1,000' and 2,500' and occasionally hike moderate distances over rough terrain with day packs and light equipment. Please provide examples of your work if possible. Housing provided inside or outside the park. Located in Sulphur, OK, between Dallas-Ft. Worth, TX and Oklahoma City, OK, with work in the proposed Platt National Park Historic Landmark District and Lake District (480 hours).
2040. National Capital Region, National Register Program Works with and assists National Register historian to complete various National Register Nominations and Nomination Updates, and other ongoing National Register projects associated with different National Park sites in the Washington, DC, metropolitan area. Duties involve researching historic resources; possible site visits and field work to document the resources through descriptions, photographs, and maps; preparation of National Register Nomination documentation; and entering the information into a database. A working knowledge of MS Word, and some experience with the National Register of Historic Places and the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation is beneficial. This is an opportunity for all preservation fields with an interest in the study of architectural and cultural landscape properties (400 hours).
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Internships
2030. Interior Museum Program, DOI Office of the Secretary (Curatorial Assistant) Assists with projects of the DOI Interior Museum Program and the Interagency Federal Collections Alliance. Duties include researching and drafting policy guidance documents; preparing material for training courses; researching issues on various topics dealing with federal museum property; and updating the Interior Museum Program and Interagency Federal Collections Alliance Web sites (480 hours).
2031. Bureau of Land Management, Division of Cultural, Paleontological Resources, and Tribal Consultation Assists with activities in the BLM headquarters office that oversees bureau-wide curation and management of museum collections policy and implementation. Duties include researching and developing collections guidance; assisting with implementation of a museum collections database system; contacting museums and universities that hold bureau museum collections and coordinating analysis of collections information; revising and refreshing the Web presence for BLM museum collections; and other opportunities (800 hours).
2032. Bureau of Land Management, Anasazi Heritage Center (AHC) Assists Center staff with a wide variety of curatorial tasks, offering a broad exposure to the curatorial operations of a Federal repository. Duties include participation in the AHC Integrated Pest Management Program; conducting exhibit maintenance and installation; assisting in collections inventory, artifact repackaging and rehousing; digital documentation; learning artifact and archival cataloging methods; entering data in the museum's ARGUS collection management system; assisting AHC Curation staff with researcher access; incoming and/or outgoing loan processing; and other curation duties as required. Located in Dolores, CO (480 hours).
2033. Bureau of Land Management, Anasazi Heritage Center/Canyons of the Ancients National Monument, (AHC/CANM) Assists staff with a variety of Visitor Services activities, split between the Center and the National Monument. Center duties include working with front desk volunteers; assisting with educational activity programs (junior explorer, etc.); and giving introductory talks and leading interpretive hikes to and regarding Escalante Pueblo on site. National Monument duties involve tasks at various archeological sites (Lowry Pueblo, Painted Hand Pueblo and Sand Canyon), including planning and conducting interpretive programs and monitoring the archeological resource, as well as routine maintenance and assisting in janitorial duties. Located in Dolores, CO (480 hours).
2034. Bureau of Land Management, Anasazi Heritage Center (AHC) Duties may include work on the permanent exhibits in the Main Exhibits Gallery; work on traveling loan exhibits; loan tracking, marketing, repairs or enhancements to existing exhibits, and/or development of new exhibit offerings; work on temporary exhibits in the Special Exhibit Gallery; developing and installing a thematic exhibit, while working closely with the AHC Curator and Exhibit Specialist; or creation of outdoor installations or interpretive literature for hikers and other non-museum recreational users for Canyons of the Ancients National Monument. Located in Dolores, CO (480 hours)
2035. National Capital Region, Museum Resource Center Assists the Regional Archeology Program in daily laboratory tasks including, but not limited to, processing, cataloging and packaging archeological objects and preparing objects for long-term curatorial storage. Following Cataloging, all information will be entered into the Interior Collections Management System (ICMS - the Department of Interior’s Cataloging System). Other duties include database management; reviewing incoming collections; organization of primary archeological documents; and the reorganization of collections storage. Located in Landover, MD (400 hours).
2036. National Capital Region, Museum Resource Center Assists the Regional Archeology Program in daily laboratory tasks including, but not limited to, processing, cataloging and packaging archeological objects and preparing objects for long-term curatorial storage. Following Cataloging, all information will be entered into the Interior Collections Management System (ICMS – the Department of Interior’s cataloging System). Other duties include assisting the Regional Archeology Program and the Museum Resource Center in updating their Web sites to highlight recent research and to meet NPS/DOI formatting standards. Located in Landover, MD (400 hours).
2037. Department of the Interior Museum Works with the Interior Museum staff as a museum technician assisting with museum outreach, research and exhibition development, collections management and registration issues, and related projects. Internship will encompass working with museum visitors and will entail all aspects of professional museum work. Located in Washington, DC (800 hours).
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DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE INTERNSHIPS
2041. Department of Defense (DoD) Federal Preservation Office Works with the Office of the Secretary of Defense, Department of the Army, Headquarters Naval Facilities Engineering Command, the U.S. Marine Corps, the Air Force Center for Environmental Excellence and the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation to collect and index all DoD-related Memoranda of Agreement and Programmatic Agreements, and other program alternatives, such as Program Comments. The individual will compile an analysis document that presents all collected information and outlines possible data gaps and inaccuracies. The collected information and analysis report will assist DoD and the Military Services in improving their cultural resource management programs and create a data model that could be applied to other Federal agencies for evaluation of their cultural resource compliance record. Good research, analysis and organizational skills required (480 hours).
2042. Department of Defense (DoD) Federal Preservation Office Works with the Office of the Secretary of Defense, Deputy Federal Preservation Officer and Legacy Cultural Resource Specialist to update and expand the “Preserving American Heritage” project. This project would update the 2003 heritage education and outreach materials, including regional maps, a guidebook, and poster. Time permitting, duties will also include the development of a DoD “Heritage Tourism” Web page on an existing DoD Web portal. Background required in graphic design and/or Web design, or other art/design emphasis, proficiency in Adobe Photoshop and other relevant design software (480 hours).
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