Conservation DistList Archives [Date] [Subject] [Author] [SEARCH]

Subject: Internship at Syracuse University

Internship at Syracuse University

From: Peter Verheyen <pdverhey<-a>
Date: Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Gaylord Brothers Preservation Internship
Preservation Department
Syracuse University Library

Grant Funded,
Temporary 12 week assignment
Rate of pay: 5,000 total for 12 week assignment

Hours: 37.5 hours per week
Flexible schedule

Job #028540

Syracuse University Library is pleased to announce the second
Gaylord Brothers Preservation Internship. This grant funded
internship is intended to give current graduate students and recent
graduates of preservation/conservation programs the opportunity to
apply their skills and knowledge of care and treatment of library
and archives materials in an academic library. Interns will also
learn about the overall functioning and organization of the
Department of Preservation and Conservation and will undertake and
complete a project based on their interests and skills, and the
needs and capabilities of Syracuse University Library. The intern
will also visit Gaylord Brothers to learn about the archival supply
market and see how products are manufactured. To read the
experiences of our first intern go to

    <URL:http://library.syr.edu/
        about/departments/preservation/internships/intern.php>

    **** Moderator's comments: The above URL has been wrapped for
    email. There should be no newline.

The internship provides a $5,000 stipend (taxable) as well as
support for attending the AIC Annual Conference. Gaylord will pay
all required registration fees and reasonable expenses, including
but not limited to hotel, transportation, and meals. In exchange for
accepting this support to attend AIC, the intern will assist in
staffing the Gaylord Booth at the conference during breaks.

Applicants should be current students or recent graduates of a
program of library/archives preservation administration or
conservation, art conservation with some experience in books and
paper, or equivalent such as The North Bennet Street School.

For more information about the Department of Preservation and
Conservation log onto:

    <URL:http://library.syr.edu/about/departments/preservation>

Applicants must be able to demonstrate bookbinding and conservation
skills with actual treatment examples and documentation before the
anticipated start date of this internship. Models may be submitted
in addition to the actual treatments.

Applicants must commit to 12 consecutive weeks of full-time
employment as interns. Scheduling of the internship dates is
flexible.

The intern will offer one hands-on workshop of regional interest at
Syracuse University Library.

At the end of the internship, the intern will submit a final
article/report about their project that can be used in Library and
Gaylord publicity.

To apply for the Gaylord Brothers Preservation Internship please
submit the following items along with your online application: cover
letter; current resume; and contact information for two professional
references (include address, phone number and email address for each
reference)

In Addition, the following information must be submitted by email
directly to Peter Verheyen Which is found in this domain_ pdverhey@syr.edu, or can be included as
part of your cover letter; your statement of interest (include
projects of interest and your long term professional goals);
description of your program including requirements and course
descriptions (indicating the classes you have completed).

Online application form (required):

    <URL:https://www.sujobopps.com>

    then "Search Open Positions" in the left navigation menu,
    then "028540" in the Job # field.

Application Deadline: Jan 31, 2012

Please feel free to contact me for more information.

Peter D. Verheyen
Head of Preservation and Conservation
Syracuse University Library
Syracuse, NY 13244
315-443-9756


                                  ***
                  Conservation DistList Instance 25:27
                Distributed: Saturday, December 3, 2011
                       Message Id: cdl-25-27-017
                                  ***
Received on Wednesday, 30 November, 2011

[Search all CoOL documents]