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The Nashville Public Library partners with local colleges and universities to create challenging and interesting positions for students throughout the library system. The College Outreach Program at the Library offers unpaid internships and practicums to students across all areas of study and works to place student interns in the best available position to utilize their skills and interests, meet their academic requirements, and create a valuable working experience. Internships are short-term, intensive assignments, structured to achieve a specific outcome. These internships can be pursued for academic credit, in accordance with individual university policies, or not-for-credit, as an experience-based enhancement to their studies or personal goals. Interns will work closely with a mentor who will assist the student, providing guidance and feedback, throughout the term of the internship. Internships normally last from 10-15 weeks, with the student performing at least 150 service hours (unless otherwise specified by university guidelines). Interning at the Nashville Public Library offers students the opportunity to learn, network with professionals, and attain personal goals while promoting the mission of the Library and contributing to its continued success.
Application Process
All students interested in an internship with the Library must complete an Internship Application, specifying the position of interest, any academic requirements, and the reason for applying. Applications will undergo a review process and students will be notified of their status.
For more information, please contact:
Ryan Darrow, Volunteer Coordinator
615 Church Street, Nashville, TN 37219
Phone: 615.862.5769
Email: < ryan.darrow@nashville.gov>
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