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Archivist Intern Jobs in Illinois

Elwyn Collections Archivist Jobs
By Elwyn At , Elwyn, 19063
Experience in the archival cataloging, preservation, and management of historic documents and artifacts
Demonstrated strong time management and organizational skills
Experience with Collections Management Software such as PastPerfect, Proficio, etc. preferred
Demonstrated understanding of the challenges that individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities have experienced throughout history preferred
Ability to work in a fast-paced environment and manage and prioritize multiple, often competing, priorities
Must possess excellent customer interaction, collaboration, presentation, and written and verbal communication skills
Non Profit Digital Archivist
By The HistoryMakers At Chicago, IL, United States
Significant experience with records management systems for organizational records.
Strong project planning and time management skills;
Salary is commensurate with experience and qualifications.
Knowledge of standards in moving-image cataloging and the creation of finding aids including knowledge of EAD and EAC-CFP.
Experience with videotape formats, in particular Beta cam SP; and migrating collections using an encoding system like Samma Solo.
Process, arrange and catalog the current collection of videotaped and born digital oral history interviews(each interview averages 3-6 hours in length.
Records Manager/Archivist Jobs
By FEFA, LLC At Chicago, IL, United States

Bachelor’s degree and 10 years of professional and relevant records management/archivist experience or Master’s degree and 5 years of experience.

Demonstrated experience of conducting records inventories, creating file plans, and drafting records control schedules.

Are you passionate about preserving history? We are looking for an Archivist Intern to join our team and help us protect and organize our valuable records. If you have a keen eye for detail and a passion for history, this is the perfect opportunity for you!

Overview An Archivist Intern is a professional who works with archival materials to preserve and document them. They are responsible for organizing, cataloging, and preserving records and documents, as well as researching and analyzing archival materials. Detailed Job Description Archivist Interns are responsible for organizing, cataloging, and preserving records and documents. They must be able to identify and classify archival materials, as well as research and analyze them. They must also be able to create and maintain databases, and use digital imaging and other technologies to preserve and document materials. Archivist Interns must also be able to provide reference services to patrons, and may be responsible for creating exhibits and educational programs. Job Skills Required Archivist Interns must have excellent organizational and research skills. They must be able to work with a variety of archival materials, and be familiar with digital imaging and other technologies. They must also be able to communicate effectively with patrons and other staff members. Job Qualifications Archivist Interns must have a bachelor’s degree in history, library science, or a related field. They must also have experience working with archival materials and digital imaging technologies. Job Knowledge Archivist Interns must have a thorough knowledge of archival principles and practices, as well as digital imaging and other technologies. They must also be familiar with library and archival cataloging systems. Job Experience Archivist Interns must have experience working with archival materials and digital imaging technologies. They must also have experience providing reference services to patrons. Job Responsibilities Archivist Interns are responsible for organizing, cataloging, and preserving records and documents. They must be able to identify and classify archival materials, as well as research and analyze them. They must also be able to create and maintain databases, and use digital imaging and other technologies to preserve and document materials. Archivist Interns must also be able to provide reference services to patrons, and may be responsible for creating exhibits and educational programs.