Anthropology Intern I
About Us:
Our Mission is to engage in a comprehensive historic preservation program that promotes the use, conservation, preservation and presentation of historic properties. For more information about the State Historic Preservation Office and our work, please visit our website.
Who We're Looking For:
- Students with a CHamoru Studies / Historical background
We Are Seeking Interns Who Are:
- Interested in applying their knowledge in CHamoru / Micronesian Studies into an office that seeks to track, document, and update the Guam Historic Properties Inventory.
What Your Role and Responsibilities look like:
- Entry-level, on-the-job training of reviewing existing archeological reports
- Assist in conducting supplementary research
- Work closely with historic preservation staff to verify historic data
- Tracking nominations and conducting surveys to identify historic properties
- Assist in the regular update of the Guam Historic Properties Inventory
Duration and Time Commitments:
- 90 Hours
- Internship positions available year round!
You Can Gain:
- Experience working in government agencies and historical preservation
- Can be counted for course credit (please check with the appropriate major-specific professors!)
- Can lead into a Anthropology II position
- Networking opportunities
How to Apply:
Click on Apply to attach your resume and other related documents. A specialist from the University of Guam will reach out to connect with you soon.
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