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The Office of the Utah Attorney General invites college students or recent high school graduates to apply for an Executive Conservation and Archiving Internship. This internship provides an opportunity to work with documents of historical, academic, and legal importance and would make a great addition to any college application or resume.

The Orem Public Library is currently hiring for internships working with the Programming and Outreach team. This is a temporary, non-benefited position responsible for planning, organizing, hosting, and publicizing library events with an emphasis on teen programming. Interns will work under the direction of a Library Division Manager, Librarian, or Associate Librarian. Provides assistance in program preparation, set up, and hosting. For a full job description, see the community/position profile above.

The Church History Museum is pleased to announce a paid 20 hour-per-week curatorial fall internship from September 2025 until December 2025. The Church History Museum provides engaging experiences for individuals to connect with the history of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and the growing spiritual, artistic, and cultural legacies of its people.

The Utah State Archives and Records Service is offering four internship opportunities for the 2025 fall semester. These competitive internships will require an application and interview. Internships require 120 hours of work with exact schedules and number of hours being determined individually. Course credit can be provided if approved by interns’ institutions. A stipend of $1,000 will be provided at the end of the semester.

As a Collections Management intern, you will work within the department as an entry level museum collections intern. You will learn the role of a WDI Curator and assist on several projects. This person would work with a highly diverse collection of museum objects.

The Church History Library of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints digitizes, describes, and provides online access to as many of its records as possible. We identify and describe people, places, and events in millions of records from published materials and archival collections. Our metadata is derived from paper and digitized collections and indexes. We make these records available via the Church History Catalog, Church History Biographical Database, FamilySearch, and other platforms.

Applications are now open for summer internships at the Utah State Archives and Records Service! These competitive, stipend-paid internships are designed especially for students. Read more about our four internship opportunities: