Gilman Archive Intern (Non-CMU student) - Archives Department - UEIS

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Carnegie Mellon University’s Department of Archives in UEIS is searching for a Gilman Archive Intern to join their team. This is an exciting opportunity for someone who thrives in an interesting and engaging work environment. In collaboration with the Collections Archivist, this position will survey, appraise, arrange, rehouse, and describe the papers of Fred Gilman, a physicist and emeritus professor at Carnegie Mellon University. The collection comprises administrative files, research files, and personal records. Core responsibilities include: Survey the Fred Gilman papers (50 linear feet) and develop a processing plan; Appraise, arrange, and rehouse the collection; Describe the collection using ArchivesSpace to compose and publish a finding aid.…

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