Awards are made in spring term. Further information is available from the Visual Resource Collection, Room 301 Lawrence Hall. The Museum of Art offers graduate internships each year. These internships provide training to graduate students who are considering a museum career or who wish to know more about the operation of art museums. Applicants must be U.S. citizens or residents, who are full time students in good standing, enrolled in a graduate degree program, and making progress toward the degree.
Interns receive tuition waivers for three regular academic terms.
Appointments are made by the end of spring term. The Ina McClung Art Scholarship Ina McClung, Class of 1895, established this scholarship fund for undergraduate and graduate art history majors. Participation in the program for one year and demonstrated ability are requirements for selection. This award pays tribute to Marian C. Donnelly, former Professor of Art History, and her devotion to teaching and scholarship. It recognizes and awards deserving undergraduate majors and graduate students in the art history program through either full or partial support for travel to professional conferences for the presentation of paper, or, when deemed appropriate, to attend a major professional conference in the student's main field of study.