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Tuesday, May 23, 2017
Archival Internship, Sony Music (Manhattan)
CREDITED ARCHIVAL
INTERNSHIP (UNPAID)
SONY MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
ARCHIVES
The Sony
Music Entertainment Archives, located in the SONY Building at 25 Madison Ave.
in Manhattan, houses the archival materials for Sony’s music companies. Sony Music is the parent company for the two
oldest recorded music companies in the world, Columbia and RCA Victor, as well
as other companies such as Arista and Zomba Records.
The Archives
maintains historic documentation, an extensive library of photographic and
other visual materials, an LP and CD library, and other various company
materials.
The Archives
is seeking an intern for Summer 2017. The intern will perform various library related tasks, including but not
limited to: cataloging of documents and books; organizing and reshelving
collections of documents, lps, and cds; and organizing, documenting, and
archivally re-housing large segments of the company’s photo collection.
This internship is unpaid and must be taken for credit
in an accredited higher degree program.
Please submit
a résumé and cover letter to Tom Tierney: Thomas.tierney@sonymusic.com.
Sunday, May 14, 2017
Field Book Project Internship, Am Mus of Nat'l History (Manhattan)
American Museum of Natural History Research Library--Field Book Project Internship
Overview:
The CLIR Biodiversity
Heritage Library (BHL) Field Notes Project is a collaborative among nine natural history
institutions to digitize approximately 450,000 new pages of primary field note
material such as journals, field catalogs and specimen lists. AMNH has so far
contributed over 18,000 pages to this project and seeks interns to scan and
process the remaining material.
Description:
Interns will be
given the opportunity to pilot records through the entire digitization
workflow. They will gain experience working with a range of scanning equipment,
cataloging and asset management systems, online repositories, file formats, and
digitization and metadata standards. Additionally, they will receive experience
physically handling original material in various formats and conditions.
Qualifications:
·
Intern must be a current student in an MLS program from an accredited
institution.
·
Must have familiarity with Microsoft Office applications, namely Excel
and Word.
·
Experience handling fragile documents and/or rare books preferred.
·
Open communication skills and attention to detail.
Timeline:
Applications will be accepted until May 29, 2017. Interns
will ideally begin the week of June 19 and last through December. It will require a commitment of at least one
day a week.
To apply:
Send a cover letter and resume to Kendra Meyer, Field Book Project
Archivist, at kmeyer@amnh.org. Cover letter should include days and hours
available. Please feel free to reach out with any questions about the project.
Tuesday, May 2, 2017
Internship (with stipend), Hospital for Special Surgery Medical Library (Manhattan)
Hospital for Special Surgery Medical
Library –Internship (with stipend)
The Hospital
for Special Surgery (HSS) is seeking a motivated Library/ Information Science
student with an interest in Medical (Hospital) libraries to assist the Medical
Librarian and Archivist in the library’s daily operation. This person will be
responsible for the library’s interlibrary loan service. In addition the Intern
will have a special project assisting the Archivist and library staff to edit
metadata for the hospital’s digital archives collection.
Duties:
This internship
opportunity is focused on the special project of editing metadata
for the
hospital’s digital archives. Duties includes assigning appropriate medical
terminologies and organizing digital items in a database, following the
supervision of the Archivist on site. You are responsible to find a good
balance between library’s daily operation and your project so that the special
project will be completed while you work with us.
The library’s
daily operation include the below but not limited to:
Assist
in interlibrary loan and document delivery (NLMs Docline)
Assist
HSS residents/fellows/staff in use of library resources
-Including PubMed, Ovid, ClinicalKey,
UpToDate and RefWorks
Assist
providing library orientations, instruction sessions, and various events
Assist
providing reference assistance
Desired Qualifications:
The
opportunity is available to any Library Science student with an interest in
medical libraries, but special consideration will be given to candidates with
the following:
-Completion
of coursework in Health Sciences Resources.
-Completion
of coursework in basic Archives management
-Experience
with Content Management Systems and/or web design.
-Previous
library experience.
-Strong
communication skills.
Compensation:
The
internship position is being offered with a stipend amount of $20/day.
Hours:
The candidate
would need to be able to commit a minimum of 10 hours a week during the
duration of this internship. The schedule is somewhat flexible, but would prefer
being able to work on Monday, Tuesday, and Friday afternoon.
To apply: Send resume and cover letter to the Medical Library at Medlib@hss.edu by May 19th (Friday), 2017 at 5 pm.
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