Springville Museum of Art Fall Internships

Each semester, Springville Museum of Art hires interns to work on projects in education, collection management, visitor studies, and operations. Interns gain first-hand experience in the archival/museum/art world while working at a historic Utah art museum.

Collections Management

Help maintain and update collection database
Organize key records related to the Museum's Permanent Collection and donor history
Exhibition research, planning, and installation
Consolidate and organize records of the Museum's history
Maintain and update the Museum's Research Library on Utah artists

Education

Plan, implement, and assist with events and public programs
Develop and write curriculum and accessibility materials
Create and prepare media resources, including photography and video

Visitor Studies

Collect, code, and analyze data about Museum programs and visitors
Help develop and implement evaluation tools for Museum programs and exhibitions

Operations

Assist in researching and preparing grant applications and other fundraising tasks
Assist with Museum marketing initiatives and tasks
Perform data entry and database management to keep records for donors and other constituents of the museum up to date.
May help plan and execute fundraising and membership events and programs.

Requirements

Internship applicants must be able to commit to at least one semester (12 weeks) of service and serve a minimum of eight hours per week in their area of specialty. Prior to the start of internships, all accepted interns will be required to attend a general orientation meeting and obtain a background check.

Applications should fill out an online Intern Application and submit the following materials to Sacor@springville.org. Questions can be directed to Shannon Acor at Sacor@springville.org, or 801-491-5715