Wright State's Department of History is pleased to announce they are accepting applications for new internships for majors, minors, or graduate students. Students can apply to existing internships at the Afro-American Museum in Wilberforce, Ohio, and the Phillips Companies in Beavercreek, Ohio, or they can request funding for an internship they create at a professional setting (such as a newspaper, law office, or local or state legislative body), a museum or archive, or a non-profit organization. Internships will require a commitment of 50-150 hours. Scholarship funding will reflect the number of hours required by the internship.
Undergraduate students may also sign up for 1-3 hours credit through LA 3000: Internship in Liberal Arts or HST 4980: History Honors Project. Graduate students may also sign up for HST 7810: Public History Internship (1 credit).
Application process: Applications may be obtained at, and returned to, the Department of History (370 Millett Hall). Due date is Friday, April 29, 2016. Completed applications may also be emailed to christopher.beck@wright.edu
