Project: Since 1998, Colorado Preservation, Inc. (CPI) has produced the annual Colorados Most Endangered Places List. CPI provides assistance to save these sites. Work will include travel to sites, correspondence with project partners, assistance in preservation projects, preparation of reports, and presentation of recommendations to our Endangered Places Program committee.

Time Frame: The project will require 9 to 10 weeks to complete. You may select the 9 to 10 week period between May 15th and September 15th which best fits your summer schedule.

Qualifications: We are seeking a historic preservation graduate student. Successful candidate must be a self-starting problem solver who works well with people at all levels with minimal supervision. Must have strong written and verbal communication skills, customer service, diplomacy and organizational capability. Proficiency in photography, Microsoft Word and PowerPoint expected.

Benefits: Stipend of $4,800. This internship provides an excellent opportunity to work with a statewide preservation organization. Intern will gain experience in project management and grassroots-level preservation while expanding their knowledge of events that shaped the American West.

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