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Summer Development Internship

The O Museum in the Mansion™

everything is possible. dare to be different. 
 

— Development Internship 

The Journey

venture beyond

the safe boundaries

of your imagination.

— H


 

Want to learn all about running a business? Learn from the ground up how a hotel, events venue, and museum runs when you intern at The O Museum in the Mansion. A development  internship at The O Museum will provide you with in-depth knowledge and ‘hands on’ experience on the intricacies of running a boutique hotel, special events venue, and museum from social media to marketing to sales and more. Please subscribe to our youtube channel before applying so you can see who we are.

 


Desired Skills:

- proficient with computers (word, excel, google docs, web searches, etc.)

- well spoken with good phone skills

- excellent categorical skills 

- great research skills

- detail oriented and organized


- motivated self-starter


- must be positive, outgoing, and creative

 

Requirements:

- must be living in the Washington DC area 

- to apply for this internship, you must currently be enrolled in an undergraduate program

-please submit your resume on handshake

This is an unpaid internship. We will work with you and your school if you wish to get credit. If you have any questions please email interns@omuseum.org. 

Within all interns' first week at The O Museum in the Mansion, they are not given a project. Instead, they help out with different aspects of The O Museum. These tasks will not necessarily correlate to what they initially thought their internship would center on but this helps us to get to know the interns before giving them a definitive project. By having them help with spur of the moment tasks their first week, we are able to better tailor internships to be a good fit for the intern as well as for The O Museum.  

 

About The Mansion on O Street

With our themed rooms and secret doors, we are one of the most unique properties in the world. We have been featured on the Travel Channel’s “Mega Mansions”, named a Washingtonian Magazine "Hidden Gem", and written about in numerous best selling books and prestigious magazines including National Geographic Traveler

Conveniently located in historic Dupont Circle, within walking distance to Embassy Row and The Phillips Collection — we offer world-class cuisine and an inspiring environment that will create lasting memories for everyone that visits.

As a private luxury hotel, events venue, and museum the Mansion is a haven for CEO's, rock stars, celebrities, and politicians (FBI Director J.Edgar Hoover's G-men lived here in the 30's). We have 23 uniquely themed guest rooms & suites; a two story Log Cabin, John Lennon Suite, Mrs. Rosa Parks room (she lived with us for 10 years), a ballroom, large and small meeting spaces, a hidden wine cellar and more.

 

About O Street Museum

The O Street Museum Foundation promotes and embraces life, from every culture, resulting in a wide - ranging collection of paintings, photographs, sculpture, books, artifacts, and music, from all over the globe. These works celebrate life, culture, all religions, science, education, and more.


The only museum of its kind, O Street Museum Foundation has always been dedicated to exploring the creative process. The collection rotates and changes daily. From the art, to the music, to the surroundings, no visit is ever the same. From artist’s letters, to animation stills, to written manuscripts, to one of the largest "raw and exposed" music collections, our galleries are not limited to one genre.

O Street Museum offers an immersive, tactile experience where you will hear rare studio cuts, leaf through manuscripts, touch sculpture and tour through a multitude of architectural styles. We offer a wide range of programs including artist-in-residence, live concerts, art-leasing, jammin', raw & exposed, songwriter's workshop and children’s programs.

 

Mansion Philosophy: http://omansion.com/aboutus/

About O Street Museum: http://www.omuseum.org/museum/about/creative_process/

History of The Mansion: http://omansion.com/history/