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YUAG - Nancy Horton Bartels Internship (African)
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Job ID	25850
Employer	Art Gallery, Yale
Employer Type	On Campus
Category	Other / Miscellaneous
Job Type	On-Campus Jobs
Job Description	The Department of African Art seeks up to two Nancy Horton Bartels Scholar Interns to assist with preparations for a special exhibition, “Nguni: Migrant Nations of Southeast Africa”. Working with James Green, the Frances and Benjamin Benenson Foundation Associate Curator of African Art, the intern(s) will be involved in all steps of exhibition development, with a focus on developing audio content for the Smartify app for objects in the Gallery’s collection as well as related works in public and private international collections of African art. Applicants should have an interest in pursuing a museum career, the ability to work independently, and a strict attention to detail. A background in art history, African studies, or a related field is desired. These positions will be based at 215 Park Street, and regular weekly attendance is expected.
Job Requirements	Eligibility and Requirements Internships will be awarded to students who demonstrate superior performance in their respective fields. Applications must include the following: A cover letter describing the relevance of the internship to your larger goals An unofficial transcript of your undergraduate record Two letters of recommendation (submitted directly by your references) Letters of recommendation should be submitted directly by the recommenders to megan.doyon@yale.edu For more information or to apply, visit: artgallery.yale.edu/careers-and-fellowships. **All candidates applying for jobs at the Art Gallery will be subject to pre-employment screening. All offers are contingent upon the successful completion of a background check.
Compensation	$16.50/hour
Job Level	CY25: Level I
Hours	10.0 hours per week
Primary Contact	Megan Doyon
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