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LEAGUE GRANT PROGRAM and OTHER FUNDING SOURCES
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League Grant Program: Preserve New York -Overview Internships National Trust for Historic Preservation New York State Council on the Arts New York State Office of Parks Recreation and Historic Preservation (OPRHP) New York Landmarks Conservancy New York State Department of Transportation (TEA-21) The Great American Station Foundation National Endowment for the Arts
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Internships Student internships may be an effective and relatively inexpensive way of furthering local preservation activities. Students pursuing degrees in historic preservation and related fields may be helpful in survey and designation, design review, technical assistance, and public relations efforts. Columbia University Students enrolled in the graduate program in historic preservation are required to participate in an internship. Some students may be available through a federally funded work-study program. Contact: Shirley Driks, Administrative Assistant, Division of Historic Preservation, 400 Avery Hall, Columbia University, New York, New York 10027, 212- 854-3518; to fax an internship description: 212-864-0410. To read more about the program, visit www.learn.columbia.edu/hp/ or e-mail questions to arch-preservation@columbia.edu. Cornell University Graduate students in historic preservation, landscape architecture, and planning, are available for summer employment. Contact: Michael Tomlan, Director, Historic Preservation Program, 210 West Sibley Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 14853, 607-255-7261 or e-mail mat4@cornell.edu. For details about these programs visit www.crp.cornell.edu/degree/hpp.htm. In addition, undergraduate students are available through the alumni-supported Cornell Tradition Program and can include fourth and fifth year architecture and urban studies students. Partial or full financial support of a student intern is often possible. Contact: Cornell Tradition Program, 107 Day Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York 14853, 607-255-8595. To read more about this program visit: www.commitment.cornell.edu/tradition/flash/internships.html University of Vermont Students pursuing a Master of Science degree in historic preservation are required to complete an internship. Generally, this is done between a student’s first and second years of study and is often out-of-state. Contact: Thomas Visser, Director, Historic Preservation Program, Department of History, Wheeler House, 133 Prospect Street, University of Vermont, Burlington, Vermont 05405, 802-656-3180 or 802-656-0577 or e-mail histpres@zoo.uvm.edu. To read more about this program, visit www.uvm.edu/histpres/.
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