Folklore and Folklife internships are available at several institutions in the DC area. To get GMU credit for an internship, contact Profs.Margaret Yocom or Debra Shutika. See English courses ENGL 498 “Internship: Special Topics (Folklore)” and ENGL 604 “Internship in Folklore”(PDF). American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress See “Internships and Awards” Arlington County: Dept of Parks, Recreation, and Community
Resources (Internships in the Cultural Heritage division of Arts & Cultural
Development ) National Council for the Traditional Arts Northern Virginia Folklife Archive, George Mason University
Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage Smithsonian Institution (Internships at the National Museum of American History) |
Storyteller by Judy Toya of the Towa Puebla of Jemez. Pottery. About 1987.
Mukluks made by Central Yup'ik woman artist from Unalakleet, AK. Seal, beaver skins and polyester. 1984. (Artist's name confidential).
GMU student dyes a folklore classmate's hand with henna, teaching a woman's artform associated with weddings. 1999. (Artist's name confidential). (Margaret Yocom Photo)
Students decorate the George Mason statue in the flags of many nations during International Week in April. 2000. (Margaret Yocom Photo) |
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