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Museum and Archives Intern – 1200 hours
National Park Service/NCPE Internship ProgramCalumet, MI, USA -
Facilities and Maintenance Intern – 560 hours
National Park Service/NCPE Internship ProgramNatchez, LA, USA -
Museum Technician Intern – 800 hours
National Park Service/NCPE Internship ProgramInterior, SD, USA -
Cultural Resources Website Development & Communications Intern – 800 hours
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Architectural Historian
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Cultural Records Office Supervisor
Wyoming SHPOLaramie, WY, USA
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Equity and Latin American Scholarships to attend APT International Conference, Detroit, Michigan, Nov. 7-12
The Getty Foundation is generously supporting APTI to include a diversity of experiences and voices. Preservationists are invited to apply to share their knowledge and build networks from all over the world. All costs will be covered.
Application deadline is August 12, 2022. Click here for more info and registration
Americans at Work - National Historic Landmark Theme Study on Labor History by the U.S. National Park Service
The National Historic Landmarks Program is pleased to announce the release of a new theme study, Labor History in the United States, which highlights the many stories of Americans at work through current scholarship on labor history and nationally significant places. While labor organizing is a theme throughout, the focus on occupational groups highlights up-to-date research on a wide variety of working people.
The complete accessible PDF is available for download on the National Historic Landmarks Program website.
Building Codes on Main Street: Decoding Building Code Challenges:
Aug. 2-4, 2022
The code barrier has become a reality in many communities, particularly for the upper stories, where vacancy rates can exceed 50%. This workshop will provide a detailed examination of the building stock on Main Street to explore its typical building features and connect these characteristics to compliance paths within the International Existing Building Code (IEBC). The team of experts for this workshop will break down issues related to fire safety, accessibility and energy conservation and explore more financially viable alternatives to make buildings safer and meet codes. Sponsored by the Association for Preservation Technology International. Special rates for APT members and students. Register here.