The intern will work with the curator to catalogue the Carlos Museum's collection of Greek, Roman, and Byzantine coins, including updating internal database records and writing publicly accessible catalogue descriptions for the museum's online collections database. This internship can be extended into the academic year if needed. 

While not required, students focusing on ancient Mediterranean material culture, previous numismatic experience, or knowledge of Latin and ancient Greek are strongly encouraged to apply.

Please note that Mellon internships are open to Emory students only. 

The collections management intern will learn how the museum tracks its collection and how the museum archives content from its past exhibitions. They will divide their time between (1) working with collections management staff on a complete inventory of artwork on view and in storage and (2) gathering and digitizing existing photos, labels, and other documents associated with Carlos Museum exhibitions from its early years. Work is onsite at the museum, Monday-Friday during regular business hours.

While not required, those with prior experience in museum, library, or archives collections cataloging are strongly encouraged to apply.

Please note that Mellon internships are open to Emory students only. 

This intern will work alongside all members of the Office of Educational Programs to increase accessibility for museum program participants, as well as general visitors. During this period, the intern will help assess barriers and develop solutions to increase inclusion as it relates to physical and informational accessibility. 

The Schulz internship is open to students from all colleges and universities, and students from historically underrepresented groups are encouraged to apply.

The Collections internship will provide a broad range of practical registration and collections management for those considering a career in museum collections, archives, or library science. Interns may be actively involved in database work, research on collection objects, maintaining files, inventory, and other duties based on specific projects.

Conservation internships are coordinated directly through the Parson’s Conservation Lab. Please click here for more information about the requirements and application process. 

Interns who work with a curator may be tasked with object-based research, art historical writing, site-visits, and working with staff across all departments to assist in exhibition related tasks. Curatorial internships are project-based and will vary semester to semester.  

Youth and Family Programs interns will work alongside the Education Programs Manager to help prepare, organize, and lead programs for children ages 3-5 and families. Interns will also conduct research on artists, exhibitions, and children’s programming. 

The University Student Programs intern will work with the department of Educational Programs as well as other departments in the museum, and a variety of student groups across campus to assist in planning, execution, and assessment of events for university students including Student Night and Student Studio. 

In-Gallery interns will develop learning materials for use by children, families, and/or adults for use throughout the museum. Interns also help maintain databases, and conduct research and assessment for in-gallery learning materials. 

The Marketing and Communications intern will work with their direct supervisor to help develop resources and content that can include but is not limited to social media, exhibition materials, graphic images, newsletters, and community outreach.