University of Pittsburgh School of Information Sciences Partners Program
Carnegie Museum of Natural History Library participates in the Partners
Program administered by the University of Pittsburgh School of Information
Sciences. Students in the Partnerís Program are eligible for a partial tuition
scholarship and a paid 10 hour per week position at the Museum Library, working
on a specific project designed to provide access to the Libraryís archival
collections. Contact the Partners
Program for more information.
Field Experience for the University of Pittsburgh School of Information
Sciences
Unpaid internships or opportunities to fulfill the University of Pittsburgh
School of Information Sciencesí field experience requirement are also
possible.
For further information, please call 412-622-8870 or email calleryb@CarnegieMNH.org.
Recent internship projects have included:
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Inventory of correspondence of B. Preston Clark, famous for his collection of Sphinx moths, which was given to the Museum in 1939. |
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Preparation of Finding Guides and Inventories of departmental files, including Birds, Invertebrate Zoology and Mammals |
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Editing and updating Historical Staff List |
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Chronological list of Carnegie Museum of Natural History expeditions |
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Compilation of electronic resources on global climate change |
