History at the University of Northern Colorado

CONTRACTOR WORK OPPORTUNITY
Job Posting: Collections Processing Assistant – 1 position
Where: History Colorado, Denver-Metro Location
When: Spring/Summer 2026 (8-16 hours/week)
Rate: $22/hour, not to exceed 225 hours
Terms: Part time, no benefits or PTO

History Colorado is hiring 1 temporary contractor for a Collections Processing Project in Denver

The Collections Processing Assistant will be responsible for arranging, cataloging and producing a finding aid for the Morel & Associates Inc. collection (MSS.4034) supervised by the Temple Buell Associate Curator of Architecture. All manuscript materials and artifacts will be comprehensively documented in Argus.net. Producing a finding aid will include a folder level inventory of the manuscript collection. Cataloging will include descriptive and technical metadata, locations, numbering of physical objects, photography and uploading images. Work will be held at a History Colorado facility in the Denver Metro Area.
The Collections Processing Assistant will update the MSS.4034 catalog record in our database as well as creating spreadsheets and a finding aid that will provide supplemental information for the manuscript record. The Collections Processing Assistant will work to ensure best practices of object handling and basic standards of archiving are upheld. They will create weekly status reports on progress and may be asked to contribute to or write pieces for social media, a blog, or other public outreach that supports the project.
Collections Processing Assistant Duties:
- Inventory and Arrange paper archives & manuscript materials
- Number physical artifacts following History Colorado processes and upholding History Colorado standards
- Update records in Argus.net database and create finding aid
Qualifications:
- Bachelor’s degree in museum studies, history, art history, anthropology, or related field
- Demonstrated expertise in basic metadata, use of a scanner, and archival work
- Must be organized and detail-oriented in verbal and written communication
- Demonstrated experience in independent work
- Ability to work at a computer for 8 hours/day
- Ability to lift items up to 50 pounds, climb stairs, and crouch to lift boxes
- Must be able to successfully pass a background check
To Apply:
Send letter of interest, resume, and 3 references to [email protected]. Deadline is March 20, 2026. HISTORY COLORADO | 1200 BROADWAY | DENVER, CO 80203 | 303-447-8679 | HISTORYCOLORADO.ORG



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Dear Colleagues,

We have some great internship opportunities available at our Denver and Pueblo, CO sites. Please see details below and spread the word to any student you think will be a good fit. (I have also added these to the Handshake and Pioneer posting sites.)

History Historic House Museum Internship - Application due: December 22, 2025
Archaeological Science Communication Internship - Application due: December 22, 2025
10th Mountain Division Social Media Internship - Application due: December 31, 2025
El Pueblo History Museum Education Internship - Application due: December 31, 2025
Arts & Leisure Collections Internship - Application due: January 5, 2026
Marketing Production Internship - Application due: January 9, 2026
Exhibition Development Internship - Application due: January 9, 2026
Best,

Emily

Emily Dobish
Director of Volunteer Engagement

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History Colorado
303/866-3961 | [email protected]

History Colorado Center | 1200 Broadway | Denver, CO 80203 | HistoryColorado.org
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I'm excited to share ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY that the National Park Service is partnering with the Student Conservation Association to host 2 interns at Camp Nelson National Monument for the 5th consecutive year. The 2 positions (12-weeks and 44-weeks) will serve in the Division of Interpretation, Education, and Visitor Services.

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I'm excited to share that the National Park Service is partnering with the Student Conservation Association to host 2 interns at Camp Nelson National Monument for the 5th consecutive year. The 2 positions (12-weeks and 44-weeks) will serve in the Division of Interpretation, Education, and Visitor Services.

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Recruitment

I wanted to share that we are currently accepting applications for our summer Museum Education Internships! We will accept applications through 3/31 at 5pm.



Interns work 28hrs/week and the schedule does include weekend days. Internships can last up to six months but typically run May-August with flexible start/end dates to work with student schedules. Our internships are specifically focused on Museum Education and interns will receive training as well as work on specific education/interpretation projects in addition to supporting museum and program operations. It’s a pretty fun place in the summertime. 😉



Folks can learn more and apply here: https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/windsorgov/jobs/4807558/museum-education-intern?keywords=museum&pagetype=jobOpportunitiesJobs





Please share with any interested folks you may know! Happy to answer any questions.



Heidi



Heidi Fuhrman

Museum Education Coordinator

Town of Windsor, Colorado
Parks, Rec & Culture | Town of Windsor Museums

116 5th St., Windsor, CO 80550

Office: 970-674-3500

Direct: 970-388-9440



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Job Opportunities | Town of Windsor Located in the heart of Northern Colorado, the Town of Windsor is a growing regional leader that prides itself on its small-town charm, safety, and service.

The posting is on Handshake at this link: https://app.joinhandshake.com/emp/jobs/9571481

Exhibits Research Assistant Work Study Position

Direct Supervisor- Holly Berg, Curator of Exhibits
Rate of Pay- $15.92 hour
Schedule- Varies according to class schedule. Minimum of three hours per shift required. Hours available for shift(s) are Monday-Friday from 9am-5pm.
Application Requirements – Cover Letter and Resume, apply through Handshake
The purpose of the City of Greeley Museums is to preserve and interpret the history of the Colorado high plains region with emphasis on the City of Greeley and Weld County. COGM operates four different historic sites: Greeley History Museum, Centennial Village Museum, Meeker Home Museum, and White-Plumb Farm Learning Center.
This individual will report to the City of Greeley Museum’s Curator of Exhibits and collaborate with various museum staff members. The student will assist the Exhibits Team in conducting research and compiling resources to inform upcoming exhibitions. The student may also use the research to write text or create multimedia components for upcoming exhibitions. Through this experience, the student will gain an understanding of collections held by the Museums and gain experience conducting historical research in museums. Training is provided.
The student will work primarily at the Greeley History Museum, 714 8th Street, with occasional work at Centennial Village Museum, 1475 A Street.
Please Note: This position is currently only available for Work Study eligible students.
Job Duties Include:
· Training on how to utilize the Museums’ collections database
· Conducting historical research using 3-D artifacts and archival materials, both within the Museums’ collections and online
· Occasionally writing exhibit text using compiled research
· Assisting with graphic design for use in museum exhibitions and virtual experiences
· Assisting with editing various photos, videos, and audio clips
· Training in gallery maintenance, exhibition fabrication, and installation/deinstallation processes
Qualifications:
· High degree of comfort with computers
· Ability to work well alone
· Good organizational skills and attention to detail
· Ability to follow detailed instructions
· Ability to sit for extended periods of time
· Good verbal and written communication skills

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Just in time for the spooky season... History of Halloween by our own Enchanted: The History of Magic & Witchcraft professor Dr. Corinne Wieben!

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Cool internship at History Colorado!