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Summer Internship at the Robert H. Jackson Center — Apply by 3/16

Posted on February 26, 2020 | Filed under Archive

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Apply now for a summer internship at the Jackson Center in Jamestown, NY. Housing can be arranged, upon acceptance to the program. The Robert H. Jackson Center offers internships for college students as an integral part of its mission. The Jackson Center is seeking applicants who have declared majors in a variety of fields, including Communications, History, Political Science, Community, and Justice Studies, Education, English, Pre-Law, Journalism, Marketing, Art History, Library Science, Museum Studies, Business, Management, or other liberal arts majors. The deadline for the 2020 summer internship applications is Monday, March 16. Interns will work directly with their academic advisors and the staff of the Robert H. Jackson Center to determine their project. Projects will reflect the skills and interests of the intern and the needs of the Jackson Center – including exhibit development, research, web design, content creation for newsletters, social media and the website, videography, and resource organization.

Summer interns work between Memorial Day and Labor Day for a period of up to 12 weeks on a schedule that will be agreed upon between the intern and the president. The president serves as a “coach” and there are regular opportunities to meet with all staff members on a range of issues and topics pertaining to the intern’s assignments and interests. In addition to the project work, there is an academic component. This year will focus on the 75th anniversary of the London Agreement and Charter, which established the International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg.

Please email your resume with references, latest college transcript, project proposal and a cover letter to info@roberthjackson.org. Please include in your cover letter:

1) how the internship opportunity will serve your academic or career goals,

2) how the experience will build upon your previous experiences and academic program of study, and,

3) how you will contribute to the Center’s success. Please keep the cover letter to one to two double-spaced pages and include email and telephone contact information, as well as two on-campus references.