Student Affairs

What does the Student Affairs Committee Do?

The purpose of the Student Affairs Committee is to involve students in the museum profession. The committee provides students with the opportunity to interact with professionals in the North Carolina Museums Council through meetings and conferences.

Why should a student join NCMC?

Student members receive:

The best reason for a student to be a member of the North Carolina Museums Council is the annual conference. Here you have many opportunities to network with members of your field; pursue diverse professional development opportunities; and attend insightful workshops, panels, and discussions. The many museum professionals at the conference will be a valuable resource to you as you shape your career.

Even if you are not currently a member, you may apply for the Student Memorial Award to attend the conference for free. The award winner, and up to three additional scholarship winners, will receive a free one-year NCMC student membership.

March 2022 Student Award Recipients

• Collin Jewell -- Appalachian State University
• Anna Fremann -- University of North Carolina Greensboro

Institutional Internship Award Recipient (March 2022 Annual Meeting)

• The City of Raleigh Historic Resources Museum

Institutional Internship Award Recipient (March 2021 Annual Meeting)

• Mountain Heritage Center
  
  

How do I become a member of NCMC?

Join us

For more information about student membership, please contact the Student Affairs Chair.

Resources for Students

Resume and CV Suggestions.pdf
Suggestions for preparing your resume/CV and getting ready for an interview

Student Internship Hints.pdf
General information about finding internships.

Internship Money Available

Students have the opportunity to earn some money while learning about museum operations and programming through a paid internship made possible by the North Carolina Museums Council. One internship is awarded annually.

Institutional Internship Award Recipient (March 2020 Annual Meeting)

NC College Courses

We performed a Survey of North Carolina College and University Museum-Related Courses in 2000 and updated the survey in 2005. If you know of other North Carolina degree programs or courses that are not described in this survey, please contact the Student Affairs Chair.