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Harvey W. Branigar Jr. Internship

In 1995, the Harvey W. Branigar Jr. Native Fellowship was created in order to support Native individuals in pursuit of a museum or cultural center career. From 1995–2001, the Indian Arts Research Center was pleased to provide six nine-month long internships to a wide array of young men and women eager to pursue their goals.

In 2008, the IARC reintroduced the Harvey W. Branigar Native Fellowship as the Harvey W. Branigar Native Internship. Revamped as a comprehensive internship allowing Native individuals to equally pursue museum and academic work, the Branigar internship provided a strong background to advanced students interested in pursuing museum training and stimulating academic intellectual thought. Although this program ended in 2010, two intern positions made available under the Anne Ray Internship program continue to be available.

2009-2010 – Kendall Tallmadge
2008-2009 – Jessica Metcalfe
1999-2000 – Miles Miller
1998-1999 – Cindy Burnett
1997-1998 – Ron Martinez Looking Elk
1996-1997 – Kawenniiosta (Yosta) Boots
1995-1996 – Tony Chavarria

 

Sponsored by BF Foundation.