The National Park Service is providing public notice of its intention to award financial assistance for a project involving interns at the Bureau of Land Management. The project aims to provide training opportunities to qualified undergraduate and graduate students in academic programs in historic preservation and related disciplines. The interns will assist with priority museum collections projects, including researching and compiling data on BLM museum collections, highlighting scientific studies and public educational programs, and identifying opportunities to market among partner museums and universities.
• The project will support the NPS mandate of preserving the nation's heritage through work products associated with the training.
• The project will also support NCPE's goals and additional NPS mandate of improving and developing preservation education.
• The interns will be assigned sites according to their areas of expertise and the requirements of the site.
• The project will provide a stipend to the interns.
• The project will be funded for $59,334.
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