Remote Metadata Program

Program duration

Areas of study

Benefits

• No Benefits

Academic credit

Citizenship

Qualifications

• Currently Enrolled Students (Graduate Student); 1-year post graduation; Retired; Any

Application information

• This program is offered in the fall (Sept-Dec), spring (Jan-Apr), and summer (June-July) semesters. The spring program will begin January 11 and end by April 30. The spring 2027 application period will be open from November 2 to December 11. The open application period for summer 2027 will be from March 1 through April 30, 2027. Applications received outside this period will not be considered. To apply, please send an email during the open application period addressed to [email protected] / recipient: Jennifer González. Use subject line: Metadata Remote Program Application. Please include a short cover letter in the body of your email that addresses any experience or interest in metadata, digital projects, US history and/or the law and attach a PDF résumé. Volunteers/Interns are expected to work approximately 12 hours per week for a minimum of 12 weeks within the dates/semester of the program (or 15 hours per week for the 9-week summer semester) with the possibility of working more hours as desired. Returning interns and graduate students in library and information science are given priority, but all students and alumni are welcome to apply.