[Asis-l] National Digital Stewardship Residency Program in Boston & New York

[Annie Tummino]

*Please excuse cross postings.The National Digital Stewardship Residency
Programs in Boston and New York, with generous funding from the Institute
of Museum and Library Services, are working to develop the next generation
of digital stewardship professionals by funding nine-month hands-on
residencies for recent master’s degree recipients to complete digital
stewardship projects at host institutions in the Boston and New York City
area.Applications for residencies running from September 2015 through May
2016 are now being accepted. Resident applications are due Friday, May 8th,
2015.Host applications are currently being accepted. Selected host
institutions will be announced Friday, April 24th, 2015.Participation in
NDSR Boston or New York will offer:*A nine-month paid residency at a Boston
or New York City institution working on a specific digital stewardship
project with a mentor and with full host institution support.*Advanced
training, lectures, and events on digital stewardship conducted by digital
preservation professionals and program staff.*Mentoring and career
development services through the program and through the involvement in
NDSR of notable digital preservation professionals.*Professional
development funding, the opportunity to present at national conferences,
and the chance to help contribute to and shape a national model for
post-master’s residency programs.For more information please visit:NDSR
Boston: http://projects.iq.harvard.edu/ndsr_boston
<http://projects.iq.harvard.edu/ndsr_boston>*
*NDSR-NY: http://ndsr.nycdigital.org <http://ndsr.nycdigital.org/>*

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*Annie Tummino, Project Manager*
Metropolitan New York Library Council (METRO <http://metro.org/>)
212.228.2320 x 129
National Digital Stewardship Residency <http://ndsr.nycdigital.org/>
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