Requirements are different for each position in the Drexel Founding Collection, please check the individual job descriptions for more specific information. In general a curiosity and interest in fine and decorative arts or museums is preferred as well as some course study in art history or arts administration.
A cover letter and resume can be sent to Lynn Clouser Waddell at lcc48@drexel.edu. Include job title/type of position in the subject line. Additional application materials may be needed depending on the position. For work study positions please check the Federal Work Study page and for Co-op positions please visit the Steinbright Career Development Center for any additional application materials.
Summer co-op applications are due by April 1st. All other position applications are accepted throughout the academic year.
Yes.
Applicants should receive a response within three weeks of submitting an application.
Yes. The Drexel Founding Collection will contact you in the event that you are not selected for an interview.
The preferred method of correspondence is email.
The Drexel Founding Collection will send an acceptance letter within one to two weeks of your interview.
The Drexel Founding Collection summer co-op is a paid, full-time position. Work study positions are paid through the
Federal Work Study program. Please visit the Work Study website for information on pay rates. Internships and volunteer positions are unpaid. Students earn credits for the Museum Leadership Practicum Course.