Have you ever wondered what kinds of internships you can get as a History or American Studies major? What the application process is like? What activities and projects can internships offer?
Come to the department’s Brown Bag Lunch and hear four History and American Studies majors talk about their summer internships and get all of your questions answered! The lunch is on Monday, October 21, from 12-1 pm in Monroe 212. Bring your own lunch and listen to your fellow majors’ internship experiences!
We will cover four types of internships: archives (Smithsonian Institution Archives), large museums (National Museum of the American Indian), small house museums (The Octagon), and national parks (National Parks Service–Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park). Please come join us–we look forward to seeing you there!