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Intern in the L.Tom Perry Special Collections in the HBLL–Apply by Nov. 20

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Undergraduate internships in the L. Tom Perry Special Collections are designed to broadly introduce students to the fields of archives and special collections librarianship as they pursue their academic and career interests. Students who successfully complete the internship will experience the day-to-day operations of a special collections library, including collection development, outreach, and reference work,… Read more »

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Paid Intern: Library Research (LDS Church History Department)

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Posting Dates: 06/22/2017 – 07/07/2017 Job Family: Human Resources Department: Church History Department PURPOSES Assist the Library Division of the Church History Department in assisting with database maintenance. This is an exciting and unique opportunity for someone interested in pursuing a career in history or library science. We are looking for a motivated and dependable… Read more »

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Processing Internship with LDS Church History Department

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POSTING INFO Posting Dates: 04/14/2017 – 04/28/2017 Job Family: Human Resources Department: Church History Department PURPOSES Assist the Library Division of the Church History Department in processing incoming documents from local Church units. This is a unique opportunity for someone interested in pursuing a career in libraries. This is a paid internship, which is anticipated… Read more »

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Library Special Collections Internships

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Undergraduate Internship Opportunities at HBLL Undergraduate internships in the L. Tom Perry Special Collections are designed to introduce aspiring professionals to the full complement of activities in a Special Collections library, including collection development, outreach, and reference work. Students will also learn about the curatorial profession. Students may choose from two internship opportunities: The Archival Internship focuses… Read more »