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For Fall placement: July 15
For Spring placement: November 15
For Summer placement (across both SSI and SSII):
March 15
See S605 - Internship in Library and Information Science for application form and program guidelines
Sixty (60) on-site hours will need to be completed for each credit hour.
Internships listed have been completed by SLIS students, or are first-time offerings based on the request of the supervisor listed. SLIS students may make initial contact with any supervisor and establish a time to interview.
Students may, after consultation with their academic advisor, Marilyn Irwin, or Dr. Rosenbaum, make their own contacts for possible internship placement at a location not given on this list.
Jane Henson, henson@indiana.edu, 812-855-3838, ERIC Clearinghouse for Social Studies, Smith Research Center 120, Indiana University, Bloomington
Abstracting, indexing, compiling thesaurus for one of the major centers in the ERIC system.
Barbara Seitz de Martinez, Deputy Director and Head Librarian, seitzb@indiana.edu, 812-855-1237, http://www.drugs.indiana.edu, Indiana Prevention Resource Center, IU Research Park, 501 N. Morton, Suite 110 (just north of, and adjacent to, City Hall) Indiana University Bloomington.
Description, indexing (using ERIC descriptors) and abstracting of other materials (e.g. books, curricula, and AV) on prevention, and treatment of about alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs;related technical assistance( e.g., needs assessment and evaluation), and other relevant information.
Janet Brewer, Ph.D., Director, jlbrewer@anderson.edu, 765-641-4272, Nicholson Library, Anderson University, 1100 East Fifth Street, Anderson, IN 46012
Susan Catt, Library Director, scatt@ivytech.edu, 812-330-6079, http://www.ivytech.edu/library/bloomington/, Ivy Tech Community College, 200 Daniels Way, Bloomington, IN 47404
Opportunities include using Ivy Tech's online resources and online catalog, library public service experience, circulation/reference desk staffing, copy cataloging, and processing materials, and observing and teaching library instruction classes. Interns will have the opportunity to attend one or more Ivy Tech Statewide Library Committee meetings to observe how the librarians of the statewide system work on cooperative projects. Special projects involving online resources, web development, and collection development are also possible. Available spring 2007.
Steven J. Schmidt, Director at University Library of Columbus, Schmidt@iupuc.edu or Sschmidt13@ivytech.edu, 812.314.8713, IUPUC, Ivy Tech and the Purdue College of Technology, 4555 Central, LC1603, Columbus, IN 47203
The University Library of Columbus (ULC), a joint-use library serving both IUPUC and Ivy Tech Community College in Columbus, Indiana, is interested in working with a SLIS Intern in the master's and specialist degree programs to work in a real world setting.
Under the supervision of experienced MLS librarians, interns will be offered the opportunity to encounter some practical experience in a small academic library. Areas would include, but would not be limited to: Cataloging, Collection Development, Displays, Interlibrary loan, Library Instruction, Marketing, Reference, Sales and Cash Management, and Serials Management.
John Lamborn, Head Librarian, lambornj@wabash.edu, 765-361-6327, Wabash College, Lilly Library, 301 W. Wabash Ave, P O Box 352, Crawfordsville, IN 47933
Collection development, reference services and special projects as approved by the Head Librarian.
Judith Violette, Director, violettee@ipfw.edu, IPFW, Helmke Library, 2101 E. Coliseum Blvd.,Fort Wayne, IN 46805
Special projects as approved by the Director.
Connie Scott, Library Director, cescott@indianatech.edu, 260-422-5561, ext. 2224, McMillen Library, Indiana Tech, 1600 E. Washington Blvd, Fort Wayne, IN 46803.
Web 2.0, information literacy, reference services, archives leadership. Special Projects approved by the Director.
This internship will provide the student will experience in a small academic library. This is not a paid position. The internship is open during the Summer, Fall or Winter Terms. For more information, please visit our website http://www.indianatech.edu/CurrentStudents/Library/Pages/default.aspx.
Lewis R. Miller, Dean of Libraries, lmiller@butler.edu, 317-580-9303, Butler University, Indianapolis, IN
Suzanne M. Ward, Head of Access Services, ward@purdue.edu, 765-494-2850, Purdue University Library, 504 W. State Street, West Lafayette, IN 47906.
Collection analysis, acquisitions, policy development, database development.
Amy Bryant, Adult Services Librarian, bryanam@earlham.edu, 765-983-1302, Lilly Library, EarlhamCollege, Richmond, IN 47374
Frances Yates, Library Director, fyates@iue.edu, 765.973.8470, http://www.facebook.com/iuelibrary, Indiana University East, 2325 Chester Blvd, Hayes Hall, Richmond IN 47374
IUE can host interns for Summer and Fall. The following descriptions are flexible in that they can adapt an internship to best meet the learning needs of the student while accomplishing needed tasks for IUE’s library.
“Innovative instruction intern: Forget thinking outside the box…we don’t even have a box…we have the Library Living Room! Energetic, enthusiastic, creative interns needed to plan and teach both Ivy Tech and IU East students. You will be paired with a dynamic and friendly Instruction and User Experience Librarian to staff several summer orientations, do real-world instruction, and participate in summer bridge and special programs.
Frances Yates, Library Director, fyates@iue.edu, 765.973.8470, http://www.facebook.com/iuelibrary, Indiana University East, 2325 Chester Blvd, Hayes Hall, Richmond IN 47374
IUE can host interns for Summer and Fall. The following descriptions are flexible in that they can adapt an internship to best meet the learning needs of the student while accomplishing needed tasks for IUE’s library.
Academic liaison: Choose your disciplines and we’ll partner you with faculty eager to enhance their students’ information-seeking experiences. Create library guides, media content, and other knowledge forms to help harness the world of information and efficiently and creatively package it for today’s information consumers. Superhero librarians-to-be are encouraged to apply!
Frances Yates, Library Director, fyates@iue.edu, 765.973.8470, http://www.facebook.com/iuelibrary, Indiana University East, 2325 Chester Blvd, Hayes Hall, Richmond IN 47374
IUE can host interns for Summer and Fall. The following descriptions are flexible in that they can adapt an internship to best meet the learning needs of the student while accomplishing needed tasks for IUE’s library.
Academic Outreach - preK-12: Do you enjoy working with youth of various ages and learning levels on topics from architecture to zebrafish? Can you dress up as a book character and not feel silly or talk with teens about the latest YA novel? Do you believe that Academic Libraries play a vital role in college access and can help motivate youth to consider college in their future? If you answer yes, then IU East Campus Library wants you to join us in our active outreach program to community youth. No limits to ideas we will consider and you’ll have an opportunity to plan, implement and evaluate a project or program that will have a positive effect on a young person’s future.”
Michele C. Russo, Director, mrusso@iusb.edu, 574-520-4448, Indiana University South Bend, Franklin D. Schurz Library, 1700 Mishawaka Ave, South Bend, IN 46634
Special projects as approved by the Dean.
John Fribley, Library Director, jfribley@ivytech.edu, 574.289.7001 x5341, Ivy Tech Community College Library North Central, Ivy Tech Community College, 220 Dean Johnson Blvd., South Bend, IN 46601
Internships may occur during summer, fall, or spring semesters. The internship experience is up to the intern and could include library patron service, copy cataloging and processing materials, observing and teaching library instruction sessions, and special projects involving online resources, web development, and collection development.
Linda Lambert, Instructional Services Librarian, lnlambert@taylor.edu, 765-998-5270, Zondervan Library, Taylor University, 236 W. Reade Ave., Upland, IN 46989
Instruction / Search Strategies / Information Literacy / Reference
Carol Nahrwold, Manager of Reader’s Services, cnahrwold@acpl.lib.info, 260-421-1236, Allen County Public Library, 900 Library Plaza, Fort Wayne, IN 46801
Phyllis Nelson, Assistant Director, pnelson@pcpls.lib.in.us, 219.462.0524 x. 103, Porter County Public Library System
Rod Burkett, Adult Services Librarian, rburkett@imcpl.org, 317-269-1883, Franklin Road Branch, IMCPL, 5550S. Franklin Road, Indianapolis, IN 46239
Michael Williams, Area Resource Manager, Southport Branch Library, mwilliams@imcpl.lib.in.us, 317-269-1864, Indianapolis Marion County Public Library, 2630 E. Stop 11 Road, Indianapolis, IN 46227
Phyllis Nelson, Assistant Director, pnelson@pcpls.lib.in.us, 219.462.0524 x. 103, Porter County Public Library System
Mary Grogan, Head of Reference Services, mgrogan@lcplin.org, 219-769-3541 Ex. 376, Lake County Public Library, 1919 W. 81 Ave., Merrillville, IN 46410
Phyllis Nelson, Assistant Director, pnelson@pcpls.lib.in.us, 219.462.0524 x. 103, Porter County Public Library System
Phyllis Nelson, Assistant Director, pnelson@pcpls.lib.in.us, 219.462.0524 x. 103, Porter County Public Library System
Susan Davis, University Archivist, 812-237-8435, Indiana State University, Terre Haute, IN 47809
Phyllis Nelson, Assistant Director, pnelson@pcpls.lib.in.us, 219.462.0524 x. 103, Porter County Public Library System
Marion Frank-Wilson, mfrankwi@indiana.edu, 812-855-1481, IU Wells Library E660. Bloomington, IN.
Moira Smith, molsmith@indiana.edu, 812-855-1550, IU Wells Library E760. Bloomington, IN.
Lisa Simmons, collection@monroehistory.org, 812-332-2517, http://www.monroehistory.org/museummain.htm, The Monroe County Historical Society, 6th and Washington, Bloomington, IN.
Intern(s) tasks include: documentation, conservation and housing of museum artifacts related to Monroe County and the State of Indiana, and photographing and updating the catalog's image files. Completion of S581 (L516) - Archives and Records Management, is recommended. Specific tasks will be determined by the intern and the supervisory team.
Christine Eykholt Friesel, Assistant Manager, Adult Services, Indiana Room Coordinator, cfriesel@mcpl.info, 812-349-3080, Indiana Room Monroe County Public Library, 303 E.Kirkwood, Bloomington, IN.
Compiling files on local history, creating databases, digitizing special collections, developing website, serving patrons at public service desk, outreaching to local interest groups working with special collections for law, business, and grants.
Mary Huelsbeck, Archivist, http://www.indiana.edu/~bfca/, mhuelsbe@indiana.edu, 812-855-6041, http://www.indiana.edu/~bfca/, Indiana Universtiy
Processing collections (paper, photograph, film, video and DVD), maintain the filmography database, assist with special projects. Should have completed S581 Archives and Records Management. Must be familiar with database software (Access and Excel) and web savvy. An interest in African American and African history along with film history is helpful but not necessary.
Philip Bantin, Head, Indiana University Archives, bantin@indiana.edu, 812-855-5897, Wells Library E460, Indiana University, Bloomington
Primary duties will be to arrange and described the records of IU offices or the papers of prominent IU faculty. Will also get some experience in reference service and in records management.
Jo Burgess, Director, jburges@indiana.edu, 812-855-6224, Wylie House Museum, Indiana University Libraries. 317 E. Second St. Bloomington, IN47401
Interns perform a variety of tasks including, but not limited to, the following: maintain/update museum web pages; organize and process archival and museum materials; update and maintain our collections database (using PastPerfect museum software); create finding aids; re-house artifacts and/or archival materials.
Suzanne Mudge, Librarian, smudge@indiana.edu., Archives of Traditional Music, IUB, Morrison Hall 117
Verlon Stone, Coordinator, Liberia Collections Project, stonevl@indiana.edu, 812-856-0782 or 812-325-7487, Archives of Traditional Music, Indiana University Bloomington
ARCHIVAL INTERNSHIPS for arrangement and description of selected materials in the Holsoe, d'Azevedo, Tubman, Moore, and Townsend Collections from West Africa. Course work or experience in archives or preservation required. PAY at $10/hour if intern qualifies for work-study.
Sally Childs-Helton, Rare Books Librarian and Archivist, schildsh@bulter.edu, 317-940-9265, Bulter University, Irwin Library IL347, Indianapolis, IN 46208
April Kerber, Senior Director, Human Resources, akerber@indianahistory.org, 317-233-3902, Indiana Historical Society, Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana History Center, 450 W. Ohio Street, Indianapolis, IN 46202
Brenda Burk, Librarian, bburk@iupui.edu, 317-278-2329, IUPUI University Library Special Collections and Archives, UL0117C, 755 W. Michigan Street, Indianapolis, IN 46202
IUPUI University Archives and Manuscript Collections in the areas of philanthropy and German-Americana including documents and photographs as well as rare books. Intern opportunities include accessioning, inventory using MPLP (more product less processing), reference, and working on special projects as needed.
Erik Lindseth, Director of Conservation and Restoration, elindset@iupui.edu, National Bindery Company. Indianapolis.
Suzanne Stanis, Director of Heritage Education and Information, stanis@historicalandmarks.org, 317-639-4534, Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana. 340 W. Michigan Street, Indianapolis, IN 46202
Promotion of historic sites, fund raising, database management, special collections development.
Lisa Greer Douglass, Research Analyst, ldouglass@ncaa.org, 317-917-6318, National Collegiate Athletic Association, 700 W. Washington Street, Indianapolis, IN 46206
Kelly Thompson, Executive Director, Howard County Museum, Seiberling Mansion, 1200 W. Sycamore Street, Kokomo, IN 46901
Preservation and organization of local history collection. Courses dealing with preservation of materials should be completed prior to internship.
Elizabeth Wilkinson, Processing and Public Services Archivist, emwilkin@purdue.edu, 765-494-9040, Purdue University Libraries-SPEC, Archives and Special Collections, Stewart Center 279, 504 W. State St., West Lafayette, IN 47907
Purdue academic archives including documents and photographs as well as rare books and manuscript collections. Intern opportunities include processing small collections, reference, learning basic preservation skills, and working on other special projects as arise.
Joseph Carr, Director, 812-265-2335, Jefferson County Historical Society. 615 West First Street, Madison, IN 47250
Assist in classification and organization of local archives and genealogy.
Susan M. Smith, Archivist, 765-213-3540, Ext. 144., Minnestrista , 1200 N. Minnetrista Parkway,Muncie, IN 47303
John Straw, Assistant Dean for Digital Initiatives and Special Collectons, jstraw@bsu.edu, 765-285-5078, Special Collections at Ball State University Library. Bracken Library, Ball State University, Muncie, IN 47306
County and academic archival services. Courses dealing with preservation of materials should be completed prior to internship.
Richard Bernier, User Services & Library Technologies Librarian, bernier@rose-hulman.edu, 812-877-8199, www.rose-hulman.edu, The Michael Feinstein Great American Songbook Initiative: The Palladium, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
The internship will provide hands on experience to an aspiring archivist at building an archives program from the ground up. The library at Rose-Hulman is in the process of converting its collection of archival material into a formal archive. Position will require arranging, describing, and creating finding aids for a variety of materials. Position will provide experience using Archivist Toolkit and applying archival standards and best practices. Strong interest in Archival work required; coursework preferred but not required.
Tony White, Head, Fine Arts Library, antmwhit@indiana.edu, 812-855-5743, Indiana University Library System, Bloomington, IN.
For those who specialize in fine arts librarianship and who have been admitted to this program area. The internship should follow completion of A575 Research Sources in Art History and S651 (L630) - Art Librarianship.
Stacey Pearson, Manager of Art, spearson@acpl.lib.in.us, 260-421-1211, Music and AV Services, Allen County Public Library, 200 East Berry Street, Fort Wayne, IN 46801
Brook Cox, Manager, bcox@depauw.edu, 765-658-4342, Peeler Visual Resource Center, DePauw University, 10 West Hanna, Greencastle, IN 46135
Stipend, conference support and fee remission possible.
Sonja Staum-Kuniej, Head Librarian, sstaumku@iupui.edu, 317-920-2432, Herron School of Art Library, IUPUI,
Cataloging nonprint, humanities reference services, special visual collections.
Ursula Kolmstetter, Librarian, ukolmstetter@ima-art.org, 317-920-2662, Indianapolis Art Museum Library. 1200 W38, Indianapolis, IN 46208-4196
General reference and collection development. Student should have a fine arts background and successful completion of S501 (L524) and S521 (L623).
Dennis McGreer, Manager, Library Information Systems, dmcgreer@indiana.edu, 812-855-7294, UITS, Indiana University
Work with the Library Information Systems team in support of IU Libraries statewide implementation of the SIRSI Unicorn system. Work with all modules of a library management system from the technical perspective.
Mark Wendt, Manager Business and Technology Information, mwendt@acpl.lib.in.us, 260-421-1261, Allen County Public Library, 200 East Berry Street, Fort Wayne, IN 46801
Michael Jesse, Library Director, Michael.jesse@indystar.com, 317-444-6293, The Indianapolis Star, 307 North Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis, IN 46206
Heather Johnston Nicholson, Director of Research, hjnicholson@girls-inc.org, http://www.slis.indiana.edu/careers/girls_inc.doc, Girls Incorporated
Research rich opportunity; Please see link for further details
Cindy Monnier, Director, cmonnier@indianachamber.com, 317-264-7511, Business Research and Information Center, Indiana Chamber, 115 W. Washington Street, Suite 850, South Tower, National City Center, Indianapolis, IN
Assist in management of a professional research collection serving 4500 business members. Management of 25 specialty databases. Knowledge of Microsoft Access highly desirable.
Elizabeth Johnson, Head of Technical Services, Johnson1@indiana.edu, 812.855.2452, Lilly Library, Indiana University, Bloomington
Cataloging of rare books and special collections materials.
Sue Stancu, stancu@indiana.edu, 812-855-2970, IU Music Library,Simon Center 160
Original cataloging of music sound recordings. Prerequisites: M539 (Music Bibliography) and S504 (Cataloging), along with admission to the Music Librarianship Specialization program.
Internship open only those SLIS students who have been accepted into the Specialization in Music Librarianship Program.
Sylvia Turchyn, Head, West European Cataloging Section, turchyn@indiana.edu, IU Wells Library
Copy and limited original cataloging of books, visual materials, serials, or government documents in West European Languages. Basic cataloging course S504 (L520) must be completed. Availability of internships varies.
Still available, but loss of positions makes it difficult for the library to take on interns at this time. Message dated January, 2011.
Lisa Lobdell, Archivist, llobdell@michaelfeinsteinfoundation.org, 317.844.9457, http://www.michaelfeinsteinfoundation.org/, The Michael Feinstein Great American Songbook Initiative: The Palladium; One Center Green, Carmel, IN 46032
The intern will gain practical experience in cataloging (copy and original cataloging) music-subject related books, CDs and DVDs using Library World, a web-based system and process, label, and organize the cataloged materials. The student will also gain practical experience working with archival materials and Archivist’s Toolkit. Hours: 10-12 hrs/wk; 16 weeks. Flexible hours: any time M-F 8:00-5:00. Other hours by approval. Required: Current MLS/MLIS student with 3+ cataloging or metadata credits, OR at least 3 months practical cataloging experience. Independent, reliable worker, comfortable working in seclusion with little supervision. Proficient in MS Office. Communicate orally and in writing with supervisors and peers. Lift boxes weighing up to 40 pounds and move them on a cart. The Michael Feinstein Initiative is a 4-year old organization located in the newly-constructed Palladium. The intern has the opportunity to build the cataloging program from scratch; therefore, he/she should enjoy problem-solving and be comfortable recommending options and evaluating decisions in a collaborative environment. Potential exists to use this experience for class or journal paper.
Maureen Barton, Director of Library Services, mbarton27@ivytech.edu, 812.429.9809, Ivy Tech Community College Southwest
Internships available in the areas of collection development, cataloging and metadata librarianship. In terms of metadata, Ivy Tech offers experiences in analog (cataloging records) and digital (a VHS/DVD duplication project in ProQuest) and experience with converting VHS videos to streaming media format.
Maureen Barton, Director of Library Services, mbarton27@ivytech.edu, 812.429.9809, Ivy Tech Community College Southwest
Internships available in the areas of collection development, cataloging and metadata librarianship. In terms of metadata, Ivy Tech offers experiences in analog (cataloging records) and digital (a VHS/DVD duplication project in ProQuest) and experience with converting VHS videos to streaming media format.
Sean Robinson, Bibliographic and Information Technology Services Manager, srobinson@acpl.info, http://www.acpl.lib.in.us, Allen County Public Library, Fort Wayne, IN.
Laurie Wolcott, Technical Services/Collection Development Librarian, Zondervan Library , 765.998.5242, 236 West Reade Avenue Upland, Indiana 46989
Currently they only provide undergraduate internships for students considering library school. Cannot offer internships to graduate students at this time, but may reconsider it in the future. Message dated January, 2011
Kevin S. Roe, Supervisor for Media Processing, kevin.roe@fwcs.k12.in.us, Fort Wayne Community Schools,1511 Catalpa Street, Fort Wayne, IN 46802
Processing of books and instructional materials in nonprint formats.
Particularly for students interested in the area of school libraries. “We use Follett's Destiny product as our OPAC, and we still look at every MARC record that we import. Regarding nonprint materials, virtually the only type of nonprint item we process any more is DVD. We are just starting to look into eBooks, but on a limited basis. We service 50 schools and do all of the purchasing, cataloging and processing of the materials for those schools.”
Aaron Smith, Cataloger, asmith@acpl.lib.in.us, 260.421.1200, x2652, The Genealogy Center, Allen County Public Library
Challenging original & copy cataloging via OCLC, opportunities in multimedia metadata
Phyllis Nelson, Assistant Director, pnelson@pcpls.lib.in.us, 219.462.0524 x. 103, Porter County Public Library System
Ann O'Bryan, Associate Librarian and Head of Bibliographic and Metadata Services, aobryan@iupui.edu, 317-278-7836, IUPUI University Library
Adaptive and original cataloging, metadata creation.
Nancy Eckerman, Librarian, neckerma@iupui.edu, 317-274-2076, IUPUI Medical Research Building, 975 West Walnut Street, Indianapolis, IN 46202.
Original cataloging of artifacts pertaining to medical history.
Phyllis Nelson, Assistant Director, pnelson@pcpls.lib.in.us, 219.462.0524 x. 103, Porter County Public Library System
Kate Meador, Technical Services Librarian, katem@mooresville.lib.in.us, 317.831.7323, Mooresville Public Library
Copy cataloging using Evergreen Indiana, merging, record cleanup and section inventory, potential for original cataloging and/or digitization and metadata projects if interested.
Jeff Weiss, Head of Technical Services, jweiss@munpl.org, 765.747.8220, Muncie Public Library
Muncie will host cataloging and metadata librarian intern. They anticipate utilizing the intern in an ongoing local history cataloging project. In this project the intern would catalog physical items as well as digitize items and enter corresponding metadata for the digitized items.
- Here are what we would require from a prospective intern:
- Resume and cover letter expressing the prospective intern’s interest and areas of expertise in cataloging and metadata
- Transcript of course work taken towards the intern’s degree
- Three current, professional references
Diane Krall, Cataloging Librarian, dkrall@hepl.lib.in.us, 317.770.3221, Hamilton East Public Library
Print cataloging (both copy and original of fiction material)
Katherine T. Marschall, Cataloging Librarian, marschal@saintmarys.edu, 574-284-5638, St. Mary’s College, 100 Cushwa-Leighton Library, Notre Dame, IN 46556
General cataloging in a small academic technical services department, with an emphasis on authority control.
Phyllis Nelson, Assistant Director, pnelson@pcpls.lib.in.us, 219.462.0524 x. 103, Porter County Public Library System
Frances Yates, Library Director, fyates@iue.edu, 765.973.8470, http://www.facebook.com/iuelibrary, Indiana University East, 2325 Chester Blvd, Hayes Hall, Richmond IN 47374
IUE can host interns for Summer and Fall. The following descriptions are flexible in that they can adapt an internship to best meet the learning needs of the student while accomplishing needed tasks for IUE’s library. Cataloging, metadata, archives: Do you like digging through boxes as well as working online? Are you organized and hard-working and think a day of fun includes cataloging? Then IU East needs you as a summer intern! You will be paired with two very pleasant and talented library staff to guide you as you accomplish many feats of archival and cataloging wonderment.
Scott A. Opasik, Associate Librarian and Head of Technical Services, sopasik@iusb.edu, 574-520-4446, Indiana University South Bend, Franklin Schurz Library, 1700 Mishawaka Ave, South Bend, IN 46634
Phyllis Nelson, Assistant Director, pnelson@pcpls.lib.in.us, 219.462.0524 x. 103, Porter County Public Library System
Phyllis Nelson, Assistant Director, pnelson@pcpls.lib.in.us, 219.462.0524 x. 103, Porter County Public Library System
Shelley Lesandrini, Technical Services Manager, slesandrini@wwpl.lib.in.us, 317.896.9392, Westfield Washington Public Library (WWPL)
“As a member of Evergreen Indiana, it is important that we participate in the management of the collective database. At the time of our migration into EI, the bulk of our bibliographic content for A/V materials was not cataloged in MARC, and therefore, did not merge into the correct bibliographic records. An intern would assist the Head of Technical Services in this database clean-up, for our records as well as for the consortium. By using established consortia standards for matching records, the intern will eliminate duplicates. The WWPL Technical Services manager is trained in instructing other librarians in this process, and will be able to train the intern according to EI standards.”
Susan Smith, Manager, ssmith@bedlib.com, 812-279-4824 ext 115. Fax 812-278-5250, http://www.bedlib.org/cyaserv.html, Bedford Public Library, 1323 K Street, Bedford, IN 47421
Summer programming for pre-schoolers, elementary school children, and teens.
Christine Eykholt Friesel, Assistant Manager, Adult Services, Indiana Room Coordinator, cfriesel@mcpl.info, 812-349-3080, Indiana Room Monroe County Public Library, 303 E.Kirkwood, Bloomington, IN.
Compiling files on local history, creating databases, digitizing special collections, developing website, serving patrons at public service desk, outreaching to local interest groups working with special collections for law, business, and grants.
Josh Wolf, Manager, Children's Services, jwolf@monroe.lib.in.us, 812-349-3100, Monroe County Public Library, 303 E. Kirkwood Ave, Bloomington, IN
Wide variety of services including pre-school, public school visits, extensive summer programming, storytelling, and children’s reference
Renee' Weeks Kilpatrick, Children's & Youth Services Manager, rkilpatrick@carmel.lib.in.us, 317-814-3916, http://www.carmel.lib.in.us/child/chmain.cfm, Carmel Clay Public Library, 55 4th Ave SE, Carmel, IN 46032 .
Jennifer Tchida, Children's Librarian - Department Head, jtchida@barth.lib.in.us, 812-379-1287, Bartholomew County Public Library, 536 Fifth Street, Columbus, IN47201
Stephanie Holman, Children's Librarian, sholman@monroe.lib.in.us, 812-876-1272, Monroe County Public Library Ellettsville Branch. 600 W. Temperance, Ellettsville, IN
Mari Hardacre, mhardacre@acpl.lib.in.us, 260-421-1255 or 260-421-1256, Allen County Public Library, 900 Library Plaza, Fort Wayne, IN 46802
Ian McKinney, Young Adults’ Services, imckinney@acpl.info, 260-421-1255, Allen County Public Library, 900 Library Plaza, Fort Wayne, IN 46802
Mary Voors, Manager of Children’s Services, mvoors@acpl.lib.in.us, 260-421-1221, Allen County Public Library, 900 Library Plaza, Fort Wayne, IN 46802
Rebecca Wolfe, ACPL Dupont Branch Manager and Director of Young Adult Services, Rwolfe@acpl.lib.in.us, 260-421-1315, Allen County Public Library, 536 East Dupont Road, Fort Wayne, IN 46825
Janine Orr, Assistant Director, jorr@greenwoodlibrary.us, 317-883-4230, Greenwood Public Library, 310 S. Meridian, Greenwood, IN 46143-1603 .
Jackie Ruman, Head of Youth Services, rumanj@hammond.lib.in.us, 219-931-5100, Hammond Public Library, 564 State Street, Hammond, IN 46320
Phyllis Nelson, Assistant Director, pnelson@pcpls.lib.in.us, 219.462.0524 x. 103, Porter County Public Library System
Chris Cairo, Head of Children's Services, ccairo@imcpl.org, 317-269-1733, Indianapolis Marion County Public Library, 2450 N. Meridian, Indianapolis, IN 46208
Placement may be in a branch library or the main library depending on needs of IMCPL and availability of supervisors.
Dena Vincent, Librarian, dvincent@iuhealth.org, 317-944-1149, Edward A. Block Family Library, Riley Hospital for Children at Indiana University Health, 705 Riley Hospital Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46202
The Intern will assist Patients and Families with various library services, resources and equipment. Other responsibilities include Collection Development, Cataloging, Inventory, Programming–including a Closed Captioned Reading Program, creating reading lists, and database management.
Stephanie Derrick, Housing Specialist, stephanie@coburnplace.org, http://www.coburnplace.org/, Coburn Place Safe Haven, 604 East 38th Street, Indianapolis, IN 46205
Coburn Place Safe Haven is a non-profit that provides housing and services for woman who are homeless due to domestic violence. Coburn has an amazing Children’s Program for resident’s kids. They also have a large amount of donated children’s and YA books. This would be a great opportunity for a SLIS student to get some collection experience, plus be available to do some reading/literacy programming.
You may also contact Lara Chandler, Volunteer Coordinator: lara@coburnplace.org Shawnta Beverly, Children's Coordinator: shawnta@coburnplace.org
Beth Munk, Children's Librarian, bmunk@kendallvillelibrary.org, 260-343-2010, Kendallville Public Library, 221 S. Park Ave., Kendallville, IN 46755
Students with any interests are welcomed throughout the year.
Peg Harmon, Assistant Director, pharmon@khcpl.org, 765-457-3242, Kokomo Howard County Public Library, 220 N.Union, Kokomo, IN 46901.
Phyllis Nelson, Assistant Director, pnelson@pcpls.lib.in.us, 219.462.0524 x. 103, Porter County Public Library System
Carol Stults, Head Youth Librarian, 765-429-0120, Tippecanoe County Public Library, 627 South Street, Lafayette, IN 47901
Margo Ferguson, Young Adult Reference Librarian, m.Ferguson@mppl.lib.in.us, 574-259-0392, Mishawaka Penn Harris Public Library, Bittersweet Branch, 602 Bittersweet Road, Mishawaka, IN 46544
Phyllis Nelson, Assistant Director, pnelson@pcpls.lib.in.us, 219.462.0524 x. 103, Porter County Public Library System
Alisha Nolin, Youth Services Librarian, nolinal@oplin.org, 937-855-4001, Germantown Public Library, 51 N. Plum St., Germantown, OH 45327
Students with any interest are welcomed throughout the year.
Completion of S501 & S502 preferred
Germantown, OH is 35 miles east southeast of Richmond, Indiana.
Theresa Horn, Children and Young Adult Services, t.horn@sjcpl.org, 574-282-4648, St. Joseph County Public
Phyllis Nelson, Assistant Director, pnelson@pcpls.lib.in.us, 219.462.0524 x. 103, Porter County Public Library System
Phyllis Nelson, Assistant Director, pnelson@pcpls.lib.in.us, 219.462.0524 x. 103, Porter County Public Library System
Sheryl A. Sollars, Director, ssollars@wwpl.lib.in.us, 317.896.9392, Westfield Washington Public Library (WWPL)
1. Provide good customer service to library patrons.
2. Assist with various facets of the Summer Reading program.
3. Assist with programs including set-up and clean-up.
4. Assists with managing various facets of the children’s collection.
5. Light reference.
6. Assist with in-house display and promotion.
7. Assists with minor computer problems.
8. Performs other duties as assigned by the Children’s Services Manager.
Training is an integral part of this position. Learning what constitutes superior customer service is essential to all aspects of library services.
Kara Alexander, Digital Media Specialist, kalexand@indiana.edu, Digital Library Program, Indiana University
The digitization internship within the Digital Library Program encompasses many aspects of producing digital content for digital access and preservation from various analog materials. This internship includes tasks such as scanning, technical metadata capture and quality control assessment required for our various projects including sheet music, archival collections and book materials. If interested, please send résumé and list of courses taken to: Kara Alexander, Digital Media Specialist (internship available spring semester only)
Michelle Dalmau, Digital Projects & Usability Librarian, mdalmau@indiana.edu, Digital Library Program, Indiana University
The text encoding internship will provide students with hands-on experience using the Text Encoding Initiative (TEI) standard for representing literary, administrative and other texts in a production digital library environment. Students will learn the semantic and syntactic principles and challenges of document-centric mark-up, and will be exposed to various stages of the text encoding workflow for TEI-based projects. If interested, please send résumé and list of courses taken to: Michelle Dalmau, Digital Projects & Usability Librarian.
Julie Hardesty, Usability & Interface Specialist, jlhardes@indiana.edu, Digital Library Program, Indiana University
The usability for digital libraries internship will provide students with hands-on experience applying various user-centered design methods for assessing and developing digital resources. Students will be exposed to quantitative and qualitative evaluation methodologies from surveys, logs analysis and task/scenario-based testing to interviews, walkthroughs and field observations; evaluation planning including human subjects compliance; techniques for administering user-centered studies; formal and informal analysis of data gathered; requirements development; and prototyping. If interested, please send résumé and list of courses taken to: Julie Hardesty, Usability & Interface Specialist
Jenn Riley, Metadata Librarian, jenlrile@indiana.edu, 812-856-5759, Digital Library Program
The internship in metadata for digital libraries will provide students with hands-on experience using one or more metadata schemas in a production digital library environment. Students will be exposed to descriptive, technical, administrative, preservation, and/or structural metadata schemas; use and importance of both data content and data structure standards; mapping of metadata between formats; the process for choosing a metadata schema for a digital library project; and workflows for creating metadata. Duties: Create descriptive, technical, administrative, preservation, and/or structural metadata for digital library objects. Assist in planning metadata strategies for digital library projects. Write crosswalks to map metadata between formats. Develop and document work flows for creating metadata for digital library projects. Qualifications: Familiarity with metadata schema in common use in digital libraries, including Dublin Core, VRA Core, MODS, MARC, MARCXML, EAD, TEI, and METS. Working knowledge of XML technologies such as XSLT and XPath.
Sue London, Electronic Education Coordinator, slondon@iupui.edu, (317) 274-2281, Indiana University School of Medicine, 975 West Walnut Street, Indianapolis, IN 46202-5121
The internship will provide students with experience in digital libraries and medical libraries. Tasks may include identifying and employing controlled vocabularies and metadata standards for a digital library collection; indexing and adding items to the collection; developing a workflow process; developing a user-friendly Web portal; and developing strategies to promote the project.
Brenda Burk, Archivist, bburk@iupui.edu, 317-278-2329, IUPUI University Library Special Collections and Archives, 755 W. Michigan, UL 0117C, Indianapolis, IN 46202
The internship in digitization will provide students with hands-on experience in producing digital content from our photograph collection and various analog materials for access and preservation. Tasks include scanning and digital conversion, quality control, and metadata creation.
The internship in the EAD initiative will provide students with hands-on experience using Encoded Archival Description (EAD) standard for the guides to the archival collection. Students will learn about the descriptive and administrative metadata schema, create the metadata and develop the workflow process.
Beth Kielb, Library Director, bethk@sullivanmunce.org, 317-873-4900, Sullivan Munce Cultural Center, 225 W. Hawthorne St., Zionsville, IN 46077
Genealogy and local history reference work; collection management; programming; special projects
Wen-ling Liu, wliu@indiana.edu, 812-855-9695, IU Wells Library E860. Bloomington, IN.
Robert Goehlert, goehlert@indiana.edu, 812-855-1609, IU Wells Library E860. Bloomington, IN.
Gregg Williamson, Librarian, gwilliamson@epl.lib.in.us, 260-925-2414 ext. 420, Eckhart Public Library and Willennar Genealogy Center, Auburn, IN
General reference, collection development, digitization of archival items,cataloging.
Phyllis Nelson, Assistant Director, pnelson@pcpls.lib.in.us, 219.462.0524 x. 103, Porter County Public Library System
Charles Hill, Consultant and Senior Subject Specialist, charlesh@statelib.lib.in.us, 317-232-3689, Indiana State Library, Genealogy Division, 140 North Senate Street, Indianapolis, IN 46204.
Specialized reference in genealogy; state library genealogy collections and manuscripts.
Diane Sharp, Reference Librarian, dsharp@statelib.lib.in.us, 317-232-3724, Genealogy Division, Indiana State Library. 140 North Senate Ave., Indianapolis, IN 46204.
Phyllis Nelson, Assistant Director, pnelson@pcpls.lib.in.us, 219.462.0524 x. 103, Porter County Public Library System
Phyllis Nelson, Assistant Director, pnelson@pcpls.lib.in.us, 219.462.0524 x. 103, Porter County Public Library System
Phyllis Nelson, Assistant Director, pnelson@pcpls.lib.in.us, 219.462.0524 x. 103, Porter County Public Library System
Phyllis Nelson, Assistant Director, pnelson@pcpls.lib.in.us, 219.462.0524 x. 103, Porter County Public Library System
Brian Winterman, Head, bwinterm@indiana.edu, 812-855-1108, Indiana University Geography and Map Library
Lou Malcomb, Librarian for Geosciences and Maps, 812-855-6924, IUB Map Collection at the Wells Library, C264.
Imagine yourself sailing around the globe with Magellan using only a compass and the stars. We are Indiana's largest map collection with plenty of maps to guide us and to explore as part of historical and environmental research, and plenty of other resources such as electronic databases, GIS data, aerial photographs, atlases, and books about cartography and geography. Internship experiences have included reference, web, and technical services as well as collection analysis and development of Geography & Map Library resources. Help users access our collection, process new materials, and preserve valuable maps covering a variety of languages and types. Last but not least, help us develop our digital collections and web presence.
Lou Malcomb, Head, Government Publications and Maps, malcomb@indiana.edu, 855-0834, Indiana University Wells Library, Bloomington, IN.
A wide variety of projects possible for either MLS or MIS students. Management of systems for access to government publications and maps through websites and development of electronic databases. General reference service and technical processing experiences also possible. Completion of S525 (L628) - Government Information useful prior to or concurrent with internship.
Summer Durrant, Government Information Librarian, durrant@iupui.edu, 317-274-8061, www.ulib.iupui.edu, IUPUI University Library, 755 W. Michigan Street, Indianapolis, IN 46202
Acquisitions and general reference services in government resources.
Connie Bruder, Associate Director of Public Services, cbruder@library.in.gov, 317-232-3734, www.in.gov/library, Indiana State Library, 140 N Senate Ave., Indianapolis, IN 46204
Reference services, organization and selection of government resources, management of information services.
Jian Liu, Head Librarian, jiliu@indiana.edu, 812-855-4398, Health, Physical Education and Recreation Library, Bloomington,IN.
Assist with the library's Journal Alert Service Project and web site development. PHP programming skills required. Hourly pay is possible.
Celestina Savonius-Wroth, cewroth@indiana.edu, 812-855-1336, IU Wells Library E 560. Bloomington,IN.
Sonny Kirkley, Information in Place, Inc., sonny@informationinplace.com, 812-856-4202, IU Research Park, Bloomington, IN.
Internship in Designing and Usability Testing of Mobile Computing Products. Areas of research have included performance enhancement tools, museums, informal learning, military training, navigation aids and tools for those with disabilities. Duties will vary but may include rapid prototyping, user participatory design, human factors research, usability studies, learning/training impact and writing research reports for clients. Unpaid internships always available. Inquire about the availability of paid positions.
City of Bloomington, Intern Hiring, ITS, City of Bloomington, P.O. Box 100, Bloomington, IN 47402
Seeking a number of highly motivated, technically capable individuals to join its Information and Technology Services Department. Intern assists users and installs, manages, maintains information systems. Demonstrated competence with multiple platforms and applications and understanding of network management. Potential salary at $10 per hour. Enclose complete resume.
George Jensen, IHETS
Bepko Internship Program in Information Technology http://www.indiana.edu/~uits/humres/Intern.html
317-263-8969
IHETS Internship
IHETS is an IU affiliated non-profit organization offering Networking services, Distance Education services, and other services and programs. We are looking for any student interested in earning internship credits at our office just a block from campus.
The internship will focus on a major organizational knowledgebase running on JiveSoftware. This internship would be ideal for students interested in working with innovative knowledge management software.
The internship would recieve experience with metadata, ontological methods and document management. Data entry will be a part of this internship.
This is a non-salary internship. Undergrads and Graduates may apply.
Our office is located in the IU Radiology Building near the beautiful Whitewater State Park Canal. 714 North Senate Ave.
Joseph Knueven, Director, knuevejo@oplin.org, 937-855-4001, Germantown Public Library, 51 N. Plum St., Germantown, OH 45327
Special projects as approved by the Director
Germantown, OH is 35 miles east southeast of Richmond, Indiana.
Jennifer Laherty, Digital Publishing Librarian and Head of IUScholarWorks Services , jlaherty@indiana.edu, 812-855-5609, http://scholarworks.iu.edu/, IU Libraries, 1320 East 10th Street, Wells E159, Bloomington, IN 47405
Scholarly Communication Internship
We seek an energetic and detail-oriented intern to assist with any number of projects related to the scholarly communication endeavors of the IU Libraries. The mission of the Libraries' Scholarly Communication Department is to increase campus awareness of scholarly communication issues such as intellectual property, the economics of scholarly publishing, alternative publishing models, and increased access to scholarly resources (e.g., research data, grey literature, and published materials).
The intern will be a member of the SC department and could contribute to the department in following ways:
* Secure rights to submit faculty work to the IUScholarWorks institutional repository
* Support scientific data curation and metadata initiatives
* Participate in education and outreach initiatives such as Open Access Week
* Improve user experience for our repository and web site
* Implement new services such as altmetrics, digital object identifiers, and author disambiguation
The department is willing to entertain proposals for particular work projects that relates to its mission. This is an opportunity to participate in and help shape a rapidly changing field of librarianship. We offer students an experience to work alongside cutting-edge practitioners who are helping to shape the future of scholarly communication.
Brenda Burk, Archivist, bburk@iupui.edu, 317-278-2329, IUPUI University Library Special Collections and Archives, UL0117C, 755 W. Michigan Street, Indianapolis, IN 46202
The internship will provide students with hands-on experience in the content development and management of subject-based repositories including PolicyArchive (public policy research), FOLIO (Foundation Literature Online for foundation information and foundation-sponsored research), and eArchives (IUPUI University Library’s Special Collections and Archives repository)
Linda K. Fariss, Librarian and Associate Director, fariss@indiana.edu, 812-855-9666
General law reference services in an academic setting, plus option for special website development. S654 (L530) required for reference internship.
Judith Ford Anspach, Professor of Law and Law Library Director, juanspac@iupui.edu, 317-274-3411
IU Law School-Indianapolis. Completion of S654 (L530) and experience in use of Dialog and Westlaw
Miriam Murphy,, Associate Director, mimurphy@iupui.edu
IU Law School-Indianapolis. Completion of S654 (L530) and experience in use of Dialogand Westlaw
Melanie Kelly, Director of Information Services, melanie.kelly@icemiller.com, 317-236-2416, ICE Miller, One American Square, Box 82001, Indianapolis, IN 46282
IU Law School-Indianapolis. Completion of S654 (L530) and experience in use of Dialog and Westlaw
Dwight King, Head of Research Services, Kresge Library, Notre Dame Law School, P O Box 535, Notre Dame, IN 46556
S654 (L530) should be completed prior to this internship. A small salary may be paid for this internship depending on the intern’s experience and the responsibilities developed for the intern.
Chris Bishop, crbishop@ecommunity.com, 317-355-3600, Community Health Network, Library Network, 1500 N. Ritter Ave., Indianapolis, IN 46202
Intern Project — Technical Services (Focus) & ReferenceKey responsibilities:
- Project Scope Assist with one or more of the following (to be determined):
- Administration of electronic journal collection
- Continued development of catalog
- Incorporation of linksolver software for the network
- Improve interlibrary processes and forms
- Creation of online classes, videos, demonstrations
- Other projects as assigned or other projects that you are interested in.
Skills Needed: Technical skills
- Along with the Library Staff determine the scope of the linksolver project
- You will have the opportunity to work with Ebsco and Ovid Software
- Exposure to some cataloguing
- Learn introductory medical reference databases and research tools
Timeline/Extras:
- SLIS S533 (Online Searching) and S653 (Health Sciences Librarianship) are highly recommended, as are other classes or projects that demonstrate tech skills
- A flexible schedule over a 15-week period. All hours must be preformed Monday through Friday from 8:30AM-5:00PM.
- Experience may include exposure to these aspects of a small library: reference, collection development, website development and maintenance, policy development.
- Our internship is a non-paid position
Chris Bockrath, cbockrath@clarian.org, 317-962-3204, Clarian Medical Library, 1801 N. Senate Blvd, Indianapolis, IN 46202
Denise Rumschlag, dhrumsch@stvincent.org, 317-338-2095, Garceau Library at St. Vincent Hospitals and Health Services, 2001 W. 86th St., Indianapolis, IN 46260
The unpaid internship provides an overall experience in a hospital library. The intern duties would include providing information for such patrons as physicians, nurses, various hospital employees as well as patients and their families; cataloging, serials management; and collection development. In addition, the internship may include such projects in reference, website development and maintenance, and online serials control. S501 (L524), S533 (L570), S532 (L571) and S653 (L559) are useful but not required courses to complete prior to this internship.
Carolyn Martin, cmmarti1@stvincent.org, 317-338-2096, Garceau Library at St. Vincent Hospitals and Health Services, 2001 W. 86th St., Indianapolis, IN 46261
St.Vincent Hospital seeks a part-time library intern for specific library based projects. St.Vincent Hospital is a large non-profit teaching hospital and is a member of Ascension Health, the country’s largest Catholic Health organization. The St.Vincent Hospital Library is a dynamic department that serves the clinical information needs of physicians, pharmacists, nurses and allied-health personnel.
Current projects include:
1. Reorganize and redesign the library's intranet webpage using an open-source content management program. Web-design and/or an understanding of content management principles desirable.
2. Assist in the conversion of the library's current ILS system to CyberTools. This project will require checking and reconciling MARC records with the library collection.
Interns will gain practical library experience in a small specialized library setting. Although focused primarily on a specific project, interns will be able to observe and participate in all aspects of librarianship. Networking opportunities will be also be available Success in a small specialized library setting requires the ability to multi-task while constantly shifting priorities. Customer service is at the heart of all we do.
Dena Vincent, Librarian, dvincent@iuhealth.org, 317-944-1149, Edward A. Block Family Library, Riley Hospital for Children at Indiana University Health, 705 Riley Hospital Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46202
The Intern will assist Patients and Families with various library services, resources and equipment. Other responsibilities include Collection Development, Cataloging, Inventory, Programming–including a Closed Captioned Reading Program, creating reading lists, and database management.
Elaine Skopelja, eskopelj@iu.edu, 317-274-8358, Ruth Lilly Medical Library, Indiana University School of Medicine, 975 W. Walnut St., IB109, Indianapolis, IN 46202.
Our current project (INPub) includes the digitization, organization and metadata creation of archived Indiana State Board of Health Bulletins and other medical historical resources. Completed files will be uploaded into IUPUI ScholarWorks.
Students will get the opportunity to learn the digitization process from beginning to end:
- Prepare and scan materials
- Use Photoshop to edit files
- Create searchable text files using optical character recognition (OCR) software
- Upload Bulletins to IUPUI ScholarWorks
- Extract and edit selected images from the Bulletins and upload to IUPUI ScholarWorks Public Health Images Collection
- Work with metadata schemas
Patricia Lunsford, Medical Librarian, patty.lunsford@franciscanalliance.org, 765.502.4010, 765.423.6143, 765.423.6125 , http://www.ste.org, Franciscan St. Elizabeth Health: including St. Elizabeth EAST Medical Library, St. Elizabeth Central Medical Library, St. Elizabeth Crawfordsville Medical Library, and St. Elizabeth School of Nursing Library. 1701 South Creasy Lane, Lafayette IN 47905
Franciscan St. Elizabeth Health is a member of the Franciscan Alliance, and is housed on three hospital campuses in Lafayette and Crawfordsville, Indiana. We are also the home of the St. Elizabeth School of Nursing, the only hospital-based nursing school in the state of Indiana, which, with St. Joseph's College Consortium Nursing Program, offers a seamless integrated Diploma - Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) curriculum in nursing that prepares graduates to become eligible to take the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurse (NCLEX-RN).
The prospective SLIS library intern will experience a diverse array of library assignments, particularly in reference, research, and bibliographic orientation for our physicians, nursing and allied health staffs, clinical students, patients’ families, and guests; interlibrary lending, database searching, technical processing, bibliographic control for books, journals, and audiovisual teaching materials, program design and presentations, and original projects as proposed and planned by the intern and the supervising librarian. Although the internship is not compensated with a salary, the intern will be afforded several of the benefits that are awarded to hospital employees.
Ellen Sieber, Curator of Collections, esieber@indiana.edu., 812-855-3944 or 812- 855-0199, Mathers Museum of World Cultures, 416 N. Indiana Avenue, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN 47408-3742
Detailed cataloging of artifacts. Learn the Mathers standardized cataloging system for material culture objects and photographs, and work with a specific collection in creating or improving catalog records.
Virginia L. Terpening, Executive Director, edenharter@imhm.org, 317-635-7329, Indiana Medical History Museum, 3045 W. Vermont Street, Indianapolis, IN 46222.
Web site development, digital transfer, database development.
Emily Clossin, Intern Program Manager, emilyc@childrensmuseum.org, 317-334-3830, The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis
Assist the Collections Department in selecting and organizing artifacts for inclusion in the Indianapolis Marion County Public Library InfoZone search engine.
Leslie K. Power, Director of School Services, lesliep@childrensmuseum.org, 317-334-3822, The Children's Museum of Indianapolis.
Richard Goldworthy, CEO and Director of Research and Development, rick@academicedge.com, 812-333-9543, The Academic Edge, Inc., 108 E. 14th St., Bloomington, IN 47408
Database searching, document retrieval.
Dena Vincent, Librarian, dvincent@iuhealth.org, 317-944-1149, Edward A. Block Family Library, Riley Hospital for Children at Indiana University Health, 705 Riley Hospital Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46202
The Intern will assist Patients and Families with various library services, resources and equipment. Other responsibilities include Collection Development, Cataloging, Inventory, Programming–including a Closed Captioned Reading Program, creating reading lists, and database management.
Verlon Stone, Coordinator, Liberia Collections Project, stonevl@indiana.edu, 812-856-0782 or 812-325-7487, Archives of Traditional Music, Indiana University Bloomington
PRESERVATION INTERNSHIPS in preserving Holsoe, Tubman, Moore, and Whitten Collection materials as well as other materials from West Africa. Opportunities to work with microfilms, newspapers, maps, documents slides, photos & or negatives. REQUIRES course work or experience in archives or preservation. PAY at $10/hour if Intern qualifies for Work-study.
Gregg Williamson, Librarian, gwilliamson@epl.lib.in.us, 260-925-2414 ext. 420, Eckhart Public Library and Willennar Genealogy Center, Auburn, IN
John Helling, Director, jhelling@bloomfield.lib.in.us, 812-384-4125, Bloomfield Public Library
General operations of a small public library with a wide variety of experiences possible.
Wanda Pearson, Director, wpearson@brownsburg.lib.in.us, Brownsburg Public Library, 450 S. Jefferson Street, Brownsburg, IN 46112
Mark Wendt, Manager of Business & Technology Division, mwendt@acpl.lib.in.us, Allen County Public Library, Fort Wayne, IN 46801.
Specialized reference in government documents, state statistical databases, adult program development and resource guide design.
Stacey Pearson, Manager of Art, Music, Media, and AV Services, spencerson@acpl.lib.in.us, 260-421-1211, Allen County Public Library, Fort Wayne, IN 46801.
Collection development, special reference services in art and humanities.
Lisa Upchurch, Branch Manager, lupchurch@acpl.lib.in.us, 260-421-1320, Allen County Public Library, Georgetown Branch, 6600 E State Blvd, Fort Wayne, IN 46815
Beverly Martin, Director, bmartin@jcplin.org, 317-738-2833, Johnson County Public Library, 401 S. Slate Street, Franklin, IN 46131
Dianne G. Osborne, CEO, Director, dianneo@hcplibrary.org, 317-467-6663, Hancock County Public Library 90 W. McKenzie Rd Greenfield, IN 46140
Phyllis Nelson, Assistant Director, pnelson@pcpls.lib.in.us, 219.462.0524 x. 103, Porter County Public Library System
Ruth Hans, Branch Manager, rhans@imcpl.lib.in.us, 317-269-1890, Marion County Public Library, 9701 E. 21st, Indianapolis, IN 46229
Peg Harman, Assistant Director, pharmon@khcpl.org, 765-457-3242, Kokomo Howard County Public Library, 220 N. Union Street, Kokomo, IN 46901
Planned projects in collection development and public services with the approval of the Director.
Phyllis Nelson, Assistant Director, pnelson@pcpls.lib.in.us, 219.462.0524 x. 103, Porter County Public Library System
Amy Paget, Planning and Development Librarian, amypaget@tcpl.lib.in.us, 765-429-0167, Tippecanoe County Public Library,627 South Street, Lafayette, IN 47901
S551 (L527) or S553. The special topics class in Philanthropic Giving for Libraries is also useful prior to or concurrent with the internship.
David Eisen, Director, d.eisen@mphpl.org, 219-259-5277, Mishawaka-Penn-Harris Public Library, 209 Lincoln Way East, Mishawaka, IN 46544
Planned projects in collection development and public services with the approval of the Director.
Linda Yoder, Director, lyoder@nappanee.lib.in.us, 574-773-7929, Nappanee Public Library, 157 N. Main Street, Nappanee,IN 46550
General reference services and special projects as approved by the Director.
Yvonne Oliger, Director, yoliger@browncounty.lib.in.us, 812-988-2850
General operations of a small public library with wide variety of experiences possible including reference, collection development, cataloging, technical services, technology implementation, communication with the Board, facility planning.
Jan Preusz, Director, janp@nchcpl.lib.in.us, 765-529-0362, New Castle-Henry County Public Library, 376 S. 15 th Street, New Castle, IN 47362
Teresa D. Ayres, Manager, Human Resources, ayrest@hepl.lib.in.us, 317-770-3266, Hamilton East Public Library One Library Plaza Noblesville, IN 46060
Large public library with two 100,000 sq. ft facilities, located in Noblesville and Fishers. A wide variety of experiences possible that may include but not limited to tech services, special projects, circulation, audio, visual, reference, and structuring a community library volunteer program.
Susie Reinholt, Director, reinholt@plymouth.lib.in.us, 574-936-2033, Plymouth Public Library, 201 N. Center Street, Plymouth, IN 46563
Phyllis Nelson, Assistant Director, pnelson@pcpls.lib.in.us, 219.462.0524 x. 103, Porter County Public Library System
Patty Stringfellow, Headquarters Librarian, pstringfellow@jasperco.lib.in.us, 219-866-5881, Jasper County Library, Main Library. 208 West Susan Street, Rensselear, IN 47978
Larry L. Cunningham, Director, director@fulco.lib.in.us, 574-223-2713, Fulton County Public Library, 320 W 7th Street, Rochester, IN 46975.
General reference, cataloging, adult and children programming.
Janet Wallace, Director, jwallace@sscpl.lib.in.us, 317-398-7121, Shelbyville Shelby County Public Library, 57 West Broadway, Shelbyville, IN 46176
General reference services, collection development, adult and youth services programming.
Joe Sipocz, Literacy & Outreach Services Librarian, St. Joseph Public Library at South Bend, j.sipocz@sjcpl.org
Phyllis Nelson, Assistant Director, pnelson@pcpls.lib.in.us, 219.462.0524 x. 103, Porter County Public Library System
Phyllis Nelson, Assistant Director, pnelson@pcpls.lib.in.us, 219.462.0524 x. 103, Porter County Public Library System
Joanna Strode, Director, jstrode@wabash.lib.in.us, 260-563-2972, Wabash Carnegie Public Library, 188 W. Hill Street, Wabash, IN 46992
Connie Young, Director, wnplwork@yahoo.com, 574-586-2933, Walkerton Public Library, 300 Michigan Street, Walkerton, IN 46574
Operations of a public library in a small town, all service areas explored.
Sheryl Sollars, Director, ssollars@wwpl.lib.in.us, 317-896-9391, Westfield Public Library, 333 W. Hoover ST, Westfield, IN 46074
Joseph Knueven, Director, knuevejo@oplin.org, 937-855-4001, Germantown Public Library, 51 N. Plum St., Germantown, OH 45327
Germantown, OH is 35 miles east southeast of Richmond, Indiana.
Jane Weisenbach, jweisenbach@mail.greenwood.lib.in.us, 317-881-1953 ext 153, Greenwood Public Library
The Greenwood Public Library has unpaid internship opportunities available for SLIS students who would be interested in helping develop and promote the Library programs and special events. We have a variety of programs including Summer Reading, a Community Wide Read (in the fall), an Annual Friends of the Library fundraiser, and general special events such as author visits. This job offers a lot of everything - so students would get a wide range of experience. They would also help with the Friends of the Library database and their special events. Knowledge of Fireworks and Publisher is helpful, but not required.
Dawn Lipp, dlipp@statelib.lib.in.us, 317-232-3699, Indiana State Library
Assist in the promotion of the Indiana State Library. Plan and promote special receptions, website development, write press releases, assist with tours, develop and install exhibits.
Joel Silver, silverj@indiana.edu, 812-855-2452, Lilly Library, Indiana University, Bloomington
Collection development and acquisition of rare books.
Sarah Bowman, Adult and Teen Programming Manager, sbowman@monroe.lib.in.us, 812-349-3228, Monore Public Library, 303 E. Kirkwood, Bloomington, IN.
Orientation and front-desk experiences in a public library setting. Wide variety of reference services projects as needed.
Angela Courtney, ancourtn@indiana.edu, 812-855-8028, East Tower, Wells Library E159
Knowledge of reference resources, customer service skills, and online searching skills are expected. Intern will gain experience working at the Reference Desk and will complete one or more special projects off-desk.
Jian Liu, Head Librarian, jiliu@indiana.edu, 812-855-4398, Health, Physical Education and Recreation Library, Bloomington,IN.
Assist with HPER Library web site development, research guides, class instruction, collection development, and special projects based on interest and skills
Michelle Needham, Branch Director, mneedham@monroe.lib.in.us, 812-876-1272, Monroe County Public Library Branch of Ellettsville, 600 W. Temperance Street, Elletsville, IN.
General operations of a small public library with wide variety of experiences possible including reference, collection planning, community service.
Maureen Barton, Director, mbarton27@ivytech.edu, 812-429-9809, Carter Library, Ivy Tech Community College, 3501 N. First Ave., Evansville, IN 47710
Ruth Miller, Director, rhmiller@usi.edu, 812-464-1824, David L. Rice Library, University of Southern Indiana, Evansville
Sharon Hultquist, Director, shultqui@ivy.tech.in.us, Ivy Tech State College Library, 3800 N. Anthony Blvd., Fort Wayne, IN 46805
Pamela Sandstrom, Director of Library Programs and Development , sandstrp@ipfw.edu, 260-481-5404, http://www.lib.ipfw.edu, Walter E. Helmke Library Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne 2101 Coliseum Blvd. East Fort Wayne, IN 46805-1499
Reference Services, Anthropology, Sociology
Tiff Adkins, Reference and Information Services Librarian, adkinst@ipfw.edu
General reference and special projects as approved by the Head of Reference.
Phyllis Nelson, Assistant Director, pnelson@pcpls.lib.in.us, 219.462.0524 x. 103, Porter County Public Library System
Jessica Placke, Director of Libraries, jplacke@ivytech.edu, 317-921-4916, Ivy Tech Community College - Central Indiana, 50 W. Fall Creek Parkway North Dr., Indianapolis, IN 46208
Basic reference services and collection development.
Susan Protsman, Librarian, susanp@hudson.org, 317-545-1000, Hudson Institute, 5395 Emerson Way, P O Box 26-919, Indianapolis, IN 46226
Support basic research services and work with collection management.
Mary Hartman, mhartman@kendallvillelibrary.org, 260-343-2017, Kendallville Public Library 221 S. Park Ave. Kendallville, IN 46755
Peg Harmon, Assistant Director, pharmon@khpcl.org, 765-457-3242, Kokomo Howard County Public Library, 220 N.Union, Kokomo, IN 46901
Phyllis Nelson, Assistant Director, pnelson@pcpls.lib.in.us, 219.462.0524 x. 103, Porter County Public Library System
Mary Grogan, Head of Reference Services, mgrogan@lcplin.org, 219-769-3541 Ex. 376, Lake County Public Library, 1919 W 81st Ave, Merrillville, IN 46410
Phyllis Nelson, Assistant Director, pnelson@pcpls.lib.in.us, 219.462.0524 x. 103, Porter County Public Library System
Rosanne M. Cordell, Reference Librarian, rcordell@iusb.edu, or Nancy Colborn, ncolborn@iusb.eduSchurz Library, Indiana University at South Bend, 1700 Mishawaka Ave., South Bend, IN 46634
Includes bibliographic instruction.
Phyllis Nelson, Assistant Director, pnelson@pcpls.lib.in.us, 219.462.0524 x. 103, Porter County Public Library System
Phyllis Nelson, Assistant Director, pnelson@pcpls.lib.in.us, 219.462.0524 x. 103, Porter County Public Library System
Mary Poston Watkins, Library Media Specialist, mwatkins@yorktown.k12.in.us, 765-759-2673, Yorktown Middle School, 8820 W. Smith Street, Yorktown, IN 47396 and
765-759-2597 and 765-779-4802, Yorktown High School 1100 S Tiger Dr, Yorktown, IN 47396
Debra Shirar, Librarian, shirard@centralnoble.k12.in.us, 260-636-2117 ext. 7040, Central Noble H.S. 302 Cougar Court Albion, IN 46701
We are located about 35 miles NE of Fort Wayne in Albion, Indiana. We are a fairly small district with a K-12 enrollment of just under 1,600 students. We have two elementary buildings, a middle school, and a high school. We feel we would present a unique opportunity for a SLIS student who would like to experience all grade levels during their internship. This would allow such an individual a wide range of interaction in a school library setting. We would like to be considered as a possible site for SLIS students who wish to do an internship in a school library. If you have any further questions or would like to speak to me, please don't hesitate to let me know.
Mary M. Jackson, Library Media Specialist, mjackson@argos.k12.in.us, 574-892-5137, Argos Community Jr./Sr. High School 600 Yearick Avenue Argos, IN 46501
Robyn Young, Library Media Specialist, rryoung@avon-schools.org, 317-544-5000 ext. 5031, Avon High School 7575 E. County Road 150 South Avon, IN 46123
Janette Fluharty, Library Media Specialist, jifluharty@avon-schools.org, 317-544-5800, Avon Intermediate School 174 S. State Road 267 Avon, IN 46123
Deborah Clark, Library Media Specialist, dclark@avon-schools.org, 317-272-7709 ext. 6431, Maple Elementary School 7237 E. U.S. Highway 36 Avon, IN 46123
Laura Hall, Library Media Specialist, lhall@mccsc.edu, 812-330-7735, Templeton Elementary School, 1400 S. Brenda Lane, Bloomington, IN 47401
Christine A. Harrison, Librarian, charrison@RBBCSC.K12.IN.US, 812-876-9600 ext. 835, Edgewood Primary School (K-2) 7700 W. Reeves Road,
Bloomington, IN 47404
Edgewood Intermediate school (grades 3-5) 7600 W. Reeves Road, Bloomington, IN 47404
Chris Hull, Library Media Specialist, chull@mccsc.edu, 812-330-2011, ext. 52319, Summit Elementary School, 1450 West Countryside Lane, Bloomington, IN 47403
Katy Loser, Library Media Specialist, kloser@mccsc.edu, 812-330-7724, Bloomington High School North, 3901 N. Kinser Pike, Bloomington, IN 47404
Judy Williams, Library Media Specialist, jwilliam@mccsc.edu, 812-330-7756 ext. 203, Childs Elementary School 2211 S. High St. Bloomington, IN 47401-8611
Sandy Larson, Library Media Specialist, slarson@mccsc.edu, 812-824-2811, Clear Creek Elementary School 300 Clear Creek Drive Bloomington, IN 47403
Mary D'Eliso, Library Media Specialist, mdeliso@mccsc.edu, 812-330-7753, ext. 51310, University Elementary School 1111 N. Russell Road Bloomington, IN 47408
Hella Rumschlag, Media Specialist, hrumschl@ccs.k12.in.us, 317-844-1158, ext. 1510, Mohawk Trails Elementary, 4242 E. 126th St., Carmel, IN 46033
Valerie Williams, Media Specialist, vwilliam@ccs.k12.in.us, 317-844-0168, ext. 1134, Carmel Elementary School, 101 4th Ave. S.E., Carmel, IN 46032
Dawn Musolino, Media Specialist, dmusolin@ccs.k12.in.us, 317.733.6500 ext. 2241, West Clay Elementary, 3495 West 126th Street, Carmel, Indiana 46032
Bonnie Grimble, Media Communications Dept. Chair, bgrimble@ccs.k12.in.us, 317-846-7721, ext. 7512, Library Information Department Carmel High School 520 E. Main Street Carmel, IN 46032
Karla Wilson, Library Media Specialist, karla.wilson@duneland.k12.in.us, 219-983-3730, Chesterton High School 2125 S. 11th Street Chesterton, IN 46304
Kris Borrelli, Library Media Specialist, Kristen.borrelli@duneland.k12.in.us, 219-983-3640, Yost Elementary School 100 W. Beam St. Chesterton, IN 46304
Patricia Beddoe, Library Media Specialist, beddoep@shcsc.k12.in.us, 812-738-4181, Corydon Central Jr./Sr. High School 375 Country Club Road Corydon, IN 47112
Jennifer Soley, Library Media Specialist, 574-295-2343 ext. 237, Jimtown High School 59021 CR 3 South Elkhart, 46517
Nico Valentijn, Director of Media, nvalentijn@blueblazers.org, 574-295-4700, Elkhart Central High School 1 Blazer Blvd. Elkhart, IN 46516
Internship will include video production
Kathy Crain, Media Specialist, kcrain@elkart.k12.in.us, 574-295-4700, Elkhart Central High School, 1 Blazer Blvd., Elkhart, IN 46516
Sharon Roualet, Library Media Specialist, Srou8136@rbbscs.k12.in.us, 812-876-2277, ext. 2283, Edgewood Senior High School 601 Edgewood Drive Ellettsville, IN 47429
Cheryl M. Rinehart, Media Services Coordinator, cheryl.Rinehart@fwcs.k12.in.us, 260-425-7266, Fort Wayne Community Schools 1511 Catalpa Street Fort Wayne, IN 46802
Erin Patton-McFarren, erin.patton-mcfarren@fwcs.in.us, Memorial Park Middle School, the Fine Arts Magnet School for the Fort Wayne Schools
Linda Mills, Library Media Specialist, lmills@greensburg.k12.in.us, 812-663-8112, Greensburg Elementary School, 900 N. Big Blue, Greensburg, IN 47240
Joe Troyer, Media Director, jdtroyer@msdpt.k12.in.us, 317-789-4872, Southport High School, 971 E. Banta Road, Indianapolis, IN 46227
Kathy Hicks Brooks, Media Director, Kathy.Hicks-Brooks@wayne.k12.in.us, 317-227-4496, Ben Davis High School Media Center 1200 N Girls School Road Indianapolis, In 46214
Lena Darnay, School Library Media Specialist, LGDarnay@pike.k12.in.us, 317-347-8671, Pike Freshman Center, 6801 Zionsville Rd., Indianapolis 46268
Lauren Kniola, Library Media Specialist, lkniola@pike.k12.in.us, 317-388-7859, New Augusta Public Academy South (K-5), 6250 Rodebaugh Road, Indianapolis, IN 46268
Michael McCullough, Library Media Specialist, mmccullo@warren.k12.in.us, 317-532-6429, Warren Central High School, 9500 E. 16th Street, Indianapolis, IN 46229
Jill Scott, Media Specialist, jill.scott@mvcsc
You may also contact Faith Phillips, Media Specialist, faith.phillips@mvcsck12.in.us, 317.485.3131, about internships at:
Fortville Elementary (1806 W. SR 234, Fortville, IN 46040; 317.485.3180), and
Mt. Vernon Intermediate (8414 N. 200W, Fortville, IN 46040; 317.482.0020), and
Mount Vernon Middle School (1862 W State Road 234 Fortville, IN 46040)
Tammie Buchanan, Library Media Specialist, tjbuchanan@pike.k12.in.us, 317-347-5543, Fish Back Creek Public Academy, 8301 W. 86th Street, Indianapolis, IN 46278
Jan Good, Library Media Specialist, janicegood@msdlt.k12.in.us, 317-823-5446, Library Media Specialist, Forest Glen Elementary (School of Spanish Immersion), 6333 Lee Road, Indianapolis, IN 46236
Katy Smith, Library Media Specialist, Katy.smith@wayne.k12.in.us, 317-227-4393, Ben Davis Ninth Grade Center 1150 N. Girls School Road Indianapolis, IN 46214
Janice Houghton, Director of Library Services, Janice.houghton@heritagechristian.net, 317-849-3441, Heritage Christian School 6401 E. 75th Street Indianapolis, IN 46250
Celestine Bloomfield, Library Media Specialist, celestinebloomfield@msdlt.k12.in.us, 317-964-4400, Indian Creek Elementary School 10833 E. 56th Street Indianapolis, IN 46236
Kristeen Gould, Library Media Specialist, kgould@indianapolis.edisonlearning.com, 317-789-4371, Jeremiah Gray-Edison Elementary School 5225 Gray Road Indianapolis, IN 46237
Nocha Flick, Library Media Specialist, nochaflick@msdlt.k12.in.us, 317-964-7595, Lawrence Central High School 7300 E. 56th Street Indianapolis, IN 46226
Cindy Wills, Library Media Specialist, CSWills@pike.k12.in.us, 317-388-7772, New Augusta North Academy 6450 Rodebaugh Road Indianapolis, IN 46266
Helene Achgill, Head Library Media Specialist, 317-259-5301, ext. 45861, North Central High School 1801 E. 86 th St. Indianapolis, IN 46240
Jane Kokotkiewicz, Director of Media and Information Resources, jkokotkiewicz@parktudor.org, 317-415-2763, Park Tudor Schools 7200 N. College Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46240
Denise Whisler, Library Media Center Specialist, dwhisler@warren.k12.in.us, 317-532-8813, Stonybrook Middle School/ Intermediate Academy (5-6), 11300 Stonybrook Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46229 and
Brookview Elementary 1550 North Cumberland Road Indianapolis, IN 46229, and
Pleasant Run Elementary 1800 North Franklin Road Indianapolis, IN 46219, and
Sunny Heights Elementary 11149 Stonybrook Drive Indianapolis, IN 46229
Diane Zentz, Library Media Specialist, dzentz@warren.k12.in.us, 317-532-6267, Warren Central High School 9500 E. 16 th Street Indianapolis, IN 46229
Eden Kuhlenschmidt, Library Media Sepcialist, ekuhlenschmidt@gcs.k12.in.us, 812-288-4848, ext. 320, River Valley Middle School, 2220 Veterans Parkway, Jeffersonville, IN 47130
Martha Beckort, Library Media Specialist, beckortm@lanesville.k12.in.us, 812-952-2555, ext. 262, Lanesville Community School Corporation 2725 Crestview Avenue NE Lanesville, IN 47136
Nancy Habbel, Library Media Specialist, habbeln@msdmail.net, 765-342-5571, ext. 4049, Martinsville High School 1360 E. Gray St. Martinsville, IN 46151
G. Joyce Whittemore, Library Media Specialist, jwhittem@mvsc.k12.in.us, 219-650-5306, Merrillville Intermediate School 1400 W. 61st Avenue Merrillville, IN 46410
Karen Anderson, Library Media Specialist, andersk@m-gsd.org, Monrovia High School, 205 S. Chestnut Street, Monrovia, IN 46157 and
Monrovia Middle School Media Center, 215 South Chestnut Street, Monrovia, IN 46157
Jeff Pickrell, Library Media Specialist, pickrellja@msdmv.k12.in.us, 812-833-5918, Mount Vernon High School, 700 Harriet Street, Mount Vernon, IN 47620 and
Mount Vernon Jr. High School, 701 Tile Factory Road, Mount Vernon, IN 47620
Teresa Garreth, Library Media Specialist (for all of New Castle Schools, 6 elementary schools, 1 middle school, 1 high school), tgarreth@nccsc.k12.in.us, 765-593-6670, New Castle Chrysler High School 801 Parkview Drive New Castle, IN 47362
Sonja Lowry, Media Center Director, slowry@newpal.k12.in.us, 317-861-4417 ext. 126, New Palestine High School, 4485 Victory Drive, New Palestine, IN 46163
Carl A. Harvey II, Library Media Specialist, carl_harvey@mail.nobl.k12.in.us, 317-773-0482, ext. 140, North Elementary School 440 N. 10 th Noblesville, IN 46060
Gwen Tetrick, Library Media Specialist, gwen_tetrick@mail.nobl.k12.in.us, 317-773-0582, ext. 204, Stony Creek Elementary School 1350 Greenfield Pike Noblesville, IN 46060
and 317-770-2080, White River Elementary 19000 Cumberland Road, Noblesville, IN 46060-1500
Angie Woodson, Library Media Specialist, awoodson@plainfield.k12.in.us, 317-839-7707 ext.4018, Central Elementary School, 110 Wabash Street, Plainfield, IN 46168 and Van Buren Elementary, 225 Shaw St., Plainfield, IN 46168
Angie Woodson, Library Media Specialist, awoodson@plainfield.k12.in.us, 317-839-7707 ext.4018, Central Elementary School, 110 Wabash Street, Plainfield, IN 46168 and
Van Buren Elementary, 225 Shaw St., Plainfield, IN 46168
Lael DuBois, Library Media Specialist, ldubois@plainfield.k12.in.us, 317-839-7711, Plainfield High School, 1 Red Pride Drive, Plainfield, IN 46168
Cathi Godfrey, Library Media Specialist, cgodfrey@jayschools.k12.in.us, 260-726-9306, Jay County High School 2072 West State Road 67 Portland, IN 47371
Kathy Deal, Library Media Specialist, kld@vigoschools.org, 812-462-4449, Riley Elementary School 6050 S. Canal Street Riley, IN 47871
Alfred P. Large, Jr., Director of Instructional Technology & Library Services, alarge@sbcsc.k12.in.us, 574-283-8314, South Bend Community Schools 635 S. Main Street South Bend, IN 46601
Janella Knierim, Library Media Specialist, jkk@vigoschools.org, 812-462-4416, Sugar Grove Elementary School 2800 Wallace Avenue Terre Haute, IN 47802
Christine W. Somers, Library Media Specialist, cwsomers@hotmail.com, 317-878-2138, Indian Creek Middle School, 801 W. Indian Creek Drive, Trafalgar, IN 46181
Nancy McGriff,, Library Media Specialist, nmcgriff@southcentral.k12.in.us, 219-767-2263, South Central Schools, K-12 9808 S. 600 West Union Mills, IN 46382
Jean Heidt, Library Media Specialist, jheidt@mccsc.edu, 812-332-0175, Unionville Elementary School 8144 E. State Road 45 Unionville, IN 47468 and
Rogers Elementary School, 2200 E. Second Street, Bloomington, IN 47401 (812-330-7767)
Barbara Beck, Library Media Specialist, bbeck@warsaw.k12.in.us, 574-267-5174, Warsaw Community High School 1 Tiger Lane Warsaw, IN 46580
R.D. McAtee, Library Media Specialist, 219-956-3134 ext.2130, Kankakee Valley High School, 3923 W. State Road 10, Wheatfield, IN 46392
Polly Roberts, Library Media Specialist, proberts@rc.k12.in.us, 765-584-8201, Winchester Community High School 700 N. Union Street Winchester, IN 47394
Mary Poston Watkins, Library Media Specialist, mwatkins@yorktown.k12.in.us, 765-759-2672, Yorktown Middle School 8820 W. Smith Street Yorktown, IN 47396
Paula Gray-Overtoom, Information Systems Librarian, pgrayove@monroe.lib.in.us, 812-349-3050, Monroe County Public Library
Interns develop projects for the MCPL website. Knowledge of Perl and/or PHP is helpful, Interns are often able to develop projects related to their own interests and get some hands-on experience with Linux system administration.
Jennifer L. Foutty, jfoutty@hirons.com, 812-331-7500, ext. 111, Hirons & Company, 555 North Morton, Bloomington, IN 47404
Interns in two areas: 1) web design, requires ability to do layout, graphical design, navigation, and possibly some multimedia skills, for example Photoshop, Illustrator, Flash, and Director. 2)web developer, to do programming of sites. HTML, DHTML, ASP, Javascript, and some database experience would be good skills.
Verlon Stone, Coordinator, Liberia Collections Project, stonevl@indiana.edu, 812-856-0782, or 812-325-7487, http://www.OnLiberia.org, Archives of Traditional Music, Indiana University Bloomington
Web Developer Internships to assist in developing and maintaining http://www.OnLiberia.org web site. TASKS involve maintenance of current pages, creation of new pages and sub-sites, style sheets (CSS), and development of additional templates for later web site maintenance by clerical staff. Skills and ability to design and implement a searchable database is highly desirable. REQUIRES experience and/or course work in web site programming as well as experience in Indiana University computing environment. Knowledge of Macromedia Dreamweaver, Microsoft Access, Photoshop. Illustrator and Flash are pluses. PAY at $10/hour if intern qualifies for work-study.
Brent Ferguson, Webmaster, bferguson@elkhart.lib.in.us, 574-522-5669, Elkhart Public Library. 300 South Second Street, Elkhart, IN 46516.
