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If you are interested, we might be able to find a way for this to  
provide credit toward a minor field in new media.  No promises until  
we talk it over, but a possibility.

Steve

Steven A. Barnes
Assistant Professor of History
George Mason University

On Apr 16, 2010, at 12:26 PM, Sheila Brennan <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Hi Folks,
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> I told Rebekah that I would forward this around, but I assumed it  
> was for a paid position. This doesn’t seem to be the case, But, if y 
> ou know
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> of any MA new media students who need an internship, or others, this  
> could be a good opportunity.
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> Sheila
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> The US Holocaust Memorial Museum is looking for an interested  
> graduate student to take on some data/ content/ systems/ structural  
> development, during either/ both summer and fall 2010. We are open  
> to talk with students that can pursue a project for graduate credit  
> and experience toward research and degree completion that would be  
> of mutual benefit to the Museum. Both content management and data/  
> systems work are areas we want help, but we are also interested to  
> talk to students with more specific projects in mind. We are open to  
> have interns develop, coordinate and implement projects under some  
> direction from staff for either internal or external audiences: both  
> general visitors and target audiences that the museum serves.  
> Interns will have an opportunity to learn more about the Museum, our  
> pedagogical practices, and how we work with various audiences.
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> Interested students can email Dr. Rebekah Sobel, [log in to unmask]
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> Please include a CV and describe project interests in the email.
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> ________________________
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> Sheila A. Brennan, Ph.D.
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> Associate Director of Public Projects
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> Center for History and New Media
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> George Mason University
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> 703-879-8366
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> http://chnm.gmu.edu
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> [log in to unmask]
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