The Museum of Jewish Heritage - A Living Memorial to the Holocaust is New York's primary institution of public education about modern Jewish history and the Holocaust. The Museum tells the moving story of 20th century Jewish life from the perspective of those who lived in it. Weaving together personal experiences and world events, it paints an evocative portrait of a people, a catastrophe, and an indomitable spirit. Created as a living memorial to the victims of the Holocaust, the Museum honors those who died by celebrating their lives and legacy. It conveys a message of memory and hope that is of universal significance.
Position: Lipper Internship, Spring 2005
Description: The Lipper Internship is a semester-long program in which Interns from colleges and universities throughout the Northeast attend a two week training period at the Museum in New York City and then return to their university communities to work with local middle and high school classes to further explore the Holocaust curriculum. Interns receive a stipend and are reimbursed for travel expenses. Lodging is provided during the training period, if necessary. Students of all ages and backgrounds are encouraged to apply.
Requirements: No required background, but an interest in education, Jewish History, or museum studies is beneficial.
Salary: up to $1500
Hours per week: varies
Starting date: January 2, 2005
The Application Deadline is November 1, 2004 for the Spring 2005 Internship Position. If interested, please download an application at www.mjhnyc.org.