The Planning and Research Intern(s) will work under the direction of the senior staff to document a variety of historic, cultural, and/or prehistoric resources within the park system using National, State, and/or Museum standards.

Daily duties may include historical research, field surveys, architectural descriptions, landscape assessments, existing conditions analysis, cataloging, material analysis, treatment guidelines, documentation, inventories, accessioning, and collections care as well as related interpretive and/or programming recommendations as appropriate. Interns will be required to photo-document resources, develop planning reports, prepare plans, drawings, and maps, and present findings and recommendations for further study to Department staff.

Qualifications:

Interns should be pursuing a BA or MA in in architecture, park planning, engineering, landscape architecture, historic preservation, history, art history, archaeology, and/or design. Good written, verbal, and interpersonal skills are required.

These are unpaid internships.