Each year the Dallas Museum of Art offers nine paid internship positions divided among the Museum’s Education, Curatorial, and Design and Interpretation Departments. McDermott Internships are open to individuals who have completed undergraduate or graduate degrees prior to the program’s start date and are interested in exploring museum careers. Established in 1974, the McDermott Internship Program allows Interns to work closely with staff throughout the Museum and provides opportunities for individual contributions, resulting in an in-depth and well-rounded perspective on museum work.

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The MCA Chicago is excited to collaborate with Kate Neisser and the Neisser Family Foundation to launch this internship. The Neisser Family Curatorial Internship will serve as an opportunity for college and graduate level students of color to learn and work in a leading, globally focused museum that is vested in their growth and progression. To be considered for this internship, applicants must be applying for an internship in the Curatorial department and identify as a person of color. A stipend of $3200 is available each term.

To be eligible for the Neisser Family Curatorial Internship Stipend candidates must:

1. Meet all the requirements of the Internship Program listed on the MCA website
2. Currently be enrolled in a college or university
3. Identify as a person of color
4. Be interested in an internship in the Curatorial department
5. Submit a 500 word statement of purpose, in addition to general application materials

• Click here to learn more about this amazing opportunity and to apply! Deadline date: Sunday, March 17

The Lime Connect Fellowship Program For Students with Disabilities is our flagship program in the U.S. designed for highly accomplished rising juniors with disabilities.  This prestigious program:

• guides Fellows through the summer internship recruitment process
• connects them with our corporate partners – some of the world’s leading corporations – for potential Summer 2020 internships
• deepens their leadership skills
• prepares them for success in their internship
• builds their confidence as a person with a disability
• engages them in a Lime Connect Fellowship community, consisting of current and past Fellows
• provides access to prestigious scholarships
   

The Fellowship Program kicks off with a leadership & development symposium in New York in July and offers individual coaching, webinars, mentoring and Fellows community discussions throughout the year.  Upon “graduation” from the program, Fellows become part of the larger Lime Connect Fellows Community and have access to ongoing professional development, community and networking opportunities throughout their careers. Learn about the experience from current Fellows: Aurora, Jim, Menelaos.

2019 Lime Connect Fellowship Program Eligibility Requirements:

• A current sophomore at a four-year university in the United States   
• Continuing studies as a full-time student for the 2019 – 2020 academic year
• Eligible to work in the United States
• A person with a (visible or invisible) disability.*
   

Lime Connect Fellow Benefits:

• Participation in an all-expense paid Leadership & Development Symposium in New York City
• Access to Lime Connect’s partner companies (Bloomberg, Facebook, Goldman Sachs, Google, JPMorgan Chase & Co., Microsoft, PwC and Unilever) via networking events, career workshops & more for potential summer 2020 internships
• Ongoing professional development, coaching, and mentoring for internship and career success
• Lifelong benefits of The Lime Connect Fellows Network
• Further development of Lime Connect’s Fellowship Program and mentoring for future Fellows classes
   

**This is a two-part application. The first round of applications are due by Sunday, March 17th, 2019, at 11:59pm  PST and will be reviewed on a rolling basis. 

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Are you a young professional or student looking to start a career in the nonprofit theatre? Do you want to meet the leaders of the field today and understand the issues they are facing?

Apply to become a TCG intern and gain direct contact with TCG staff and leadership; participate in meetings, conferences, teleconferences, site visits, and program launches; and make yourself a more competitive job candidate!

As the national service organization for the not-for-profit professional theatre, TCG offers services in line with our mission: to strengthen, nurture, and promote the professional not-for-profit American theatre. TCG serves theatre artists and organizations by recognizing and encouraging activism, artistry, advocacy, and global citizenship. We provide professional development for theatre leaders, research and data analysis for the field, advocacy on the federal level, as well as the publication of American Theatre magazine, ARTSEARCH, and works from our award-winning book program.

DEADLINE: applications due Friday, March 15, 2019

INTERNSHIP POSITIONS

• American Theatre Magazine Intern
• Artistic and International Programs Intern
• Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Initiatives Intern
• Conferences and Fieldwide Learning Intern
• Graphic Design Intern
• Individual Giving and Special Events Intern
• Institutional Advancement and Partnerships Intern
• Membership Intern
• Research, Policy & Collective Action Intern
• TCG Books Program Intern