Job Summary: Assist statewide historic preservation organization in providing outreach and technical assistance to previously listed Endangered Places. Previously listed sites range from 49 to 1,000 years of age and are structures, districts, landscapes, and archeological sites that cover the breadth and depth of Colorado's unique history. Please visit our website (www.coloradopreservation.org) to learn more about the Endangered Places Program. Intern tasks will include research, site visits, and various program-related administrative tasks

Time Frame: 3 months

Qualifications: A graduate or undergraduate degree in historic preservation, public history, or architectural history.

The successful applicant will have outstanding research, writing, and editing skills and be able to juggle many tasks and responsibilities. Applicant needs to be comfortable working in public settings as well as in an office environment. Applicant should be familiar with architectural terminology and the National Register of Historic Places. Experience with Excel and website design a plus. Applicant should be willing to travel.

The Endangered Places intern must perform effectively in both independent and team settings and have excellent organization and communication skills. The position requires attention to detail and the ability to operate in a careful and efficient manner that consistently produces accurate work products within established schedules.

Benefits: $12 per hour. This internship provides an excellent opportunity to work with a statewide preservation organization and gain experience with providing outreach, advocacy, and technical expertise to Colorado's communities.

Housing: Housing is the responsibility of the intern. However, Colorado Preservation, Inc. will assist with locating suitable accommodations.