Internship(s)
Overview: Participants in the program will be working with Studio Potter's editorial and administrative teams in the areas of writing and editing, publication production, print design, web design and programming, digital archive development, marketing and social media management, membership building, and non-profit arts management.
Location: Remote
Available Periods: Studio Potter accepts applications for internships on a rolling basis, and will work with interested individuals to schedule their time with SP according to both parties’ availability.
Ideal Candidate: Student (undergrad or grad), emerging artist or professional with interest in any or all of the following: writing, pottery, ceramics, crafts, journalism, print or digital publication, graphic design, research, history of pottery/ceramics. SP supports both in-office and remote internships and professional development projects. We will work with the candidate's interests, aptitudes, and goals to set up the best plan for creating a mutually beneficial experience, and for serving the ceramics community worldwide.
Compensation: Unpaid but academic credit eligible.
Time Commitment: variable, depending on the goals and proposed project; contact us to discuss.
Current Internships Available: Editorial & Digital Media Intern and Membership Coordinator Intern
How to Apply: Please send your resume or CV and a paragraph on what your interests are to Chenoa Baker, Director, at director@studiopotter.org.
Past Interns
2019 (Summer)
Christie Dabek, University of Massachusetts Amherst, graduation expected May 2020
2019 (Spring)
Gregory Lastrapes, BFA & BS, New York State College College of Ceramics/Alfred University, Alfred, New York
2018
Molly Fleiner-Etheridge, Bennington College
2017
Aubrey Kamppila, BA in English, 2018, Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
2016 (Summer)
Sophie Cornish-Keefe, Self-Employed, Brooklyn, New York; BFA SUNY New Paltz, New Paltz, New York.
2016 (Spring)
Monique Desnoyers, BA in English - Writing Concentration, Westfield State University, 2017.
2014
Ronald Watt, Self-Employed, MA in Art History from the University of South Africa.
2012
Jory Shareff, Employed at The Jewish Museum, New York.
2010
Ruth McKinney Burket, Ceramics Program Coordinator, Women’s Studio Workshop, Rosendale, New York.
2008
Elenor Wilson, Editor, Studio Potter journal, Northampton, Massachusetts.