This summer the Library of Congress, home of the U.S. Copyright Office, is once again offering special 10-week, paid internships to college students (undergraduate and graduate). For a stipend of $3,000, Junior Fellows Summer Interns will work full-time, starting on June 4 and ending on Aug. 10, to help locate and itemize uncataloged materials submitted to the office as part of the copyright registration process. In the past, summer interns have identified hundreds of literary, artistic, film and musical gems among the Library’s copyright deposits. The deadline for applications is April 9th; see the LOC press release for full details.

Text taken from the Library of Congress press release.

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