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Most internships are non-paying positions, and yet there are a surprising number of exceptions to this rule.
The Department of History has set aside one summer non-service fellowship for a student with an internship at a distant location.
This fellowship is awarded to a department student on a competitive basis. Look for an invitation to apply for it during the
spring semester.
In addition, a number of internships offer paying positions. These include:
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The Wood County Historical Center
, which offers the $2500 Rebecca Pelton Memorial Fellowship to support the work of an intern there each summer. Look for an
announcement during the spring term inviting applications.
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Toledo Metroparks
offers a number of public history summer internships at Providence Metropark that pay an hourly wage historical interpreters.
Look for an announcement during the spring term inviting applications.
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The Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village
offer the Simmons Internship Program for students to work on curatorial projects there. Internships pay up to $1400 per month
and are awarded on a competitive basis. The application deadline is in February. Look for an announcement inviting applications.
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The Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation
offers Practicum Grants for Ph.D. students who pursue internship opportunities outside academe. Grants are available in amounts
up to $1500. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.
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