The Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach offers two internship programs designed for a six-week summer experience. Both programs are project-based, promoting collaboration among participants and providing opportunities for hands-on learning. Throughout the internship, students work closely with experienced professionals in the field, gaining insights and guidance as they navigate their projects. The experience culminates in a presentation where the interns showcase their work, highlighting their findings and contributions.
The Anthony K. Baker Internship provides up to two undergraduate and/or graduate students a six-week intensive on historic preservation in the Town of Palm Beach.
The Sallie B. Phillips Archival Internship provides one undergraduate and/or graduate student a six-week intensive on the library and archives that are housed at the Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach.
Applications open in January and close at the end of March.
Don’t hesitate to contact our Education Coordinator, Kinsale Sheppard for more information.
