The Anthony K. Baker Internship program is named in honor of the late Anthony K. Baker, a dedicated advocate of historic preservation, history, and architecture throughout the United States.
The Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach invites students to apply for the Anthony K. Baker Internship, a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in historic preservation, environmental conservation, and cultural heritage.
This six-week, project-based program is designed for students who are passionate about history, architecture, landscape preservation, and community engagement. Interns will work on meaningful projects that contribute to the Foundation’s mission, gaining valuable skills and insight into preservation efforts in Palm Beach.
What to Expect:
- A stipend is provided to support interns during the program.
- Interns will be assigned a specific project that aligns with their academic interests and career goals.
- Opportunities to engage with experts in the field, attend educational programs, and contribute to preservation initiatives.
Who Should Apply?
We encourage applications from undergraduate and graduate students studying history, architecture, urban planning, landscape architecture, environmental studies, museum studies, or related fields.
How to Apply:
Please use the application below. We accept rolling applications until March 31st.
If you have any questions please contact Kinsale Sheppard, Education Coordinator at ksheppard@palmbeachpreservation.org
