Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum-Lippincott & Margulies Summer Intnshp


The Lippincott & Margulies Summer Internship Program in the field of 
graphic, environmental and industrial design was established at the
National Design Museum in 1996 to encourage students of design as well
as design history/criticism to explore careers in the museum or 
corporate design profession. Through work in the Museum's extensive 
holdings of drawings and prints, archives, and related collections,
students will gain valuable working insight into the integral role
design plays in shaping the communications that permeate the social,
business, and cultural environments.

Eligibility: College undergraduates and graduate students who have not
   completed their MA degree. Applicants must be dedicated to a career  
   in design or design history/criticism.

Amount:  A stipend of $2,500 over a period of 10 weeks. Housing is not
   provided.  

Deadline: Each candidate must submit the following materials postmarked
   by March 31st: Resume, college transcript, two letters of recommendation
   with at least one letter from a recent or current instructor and a 1-2
   page essay describing career goals and specific areas of interest 
   relating to the internship.

Contact: Intern Coordinator
         Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum
         2 East 91st Street
         New York, NY 10128-9990
         (212) 860-6962


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gigsGSAS@nyu.edu                                     [cooperl]