Operations Marketing Internship
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The Lillian and Albert Small Capital Jewish Museum
Operations Marketing Internship
Spring 2027
INTERNSHIP DESCRIPTION
The Operations Marketing Intern supports the creation and dissemination of information on behalf of the
Museums Operations department. They will report to the Associate Director, Event Operations and
Visitor Experience to assist with the Museums operations team communications efforts, working
individually and collaboratively with the team to promote the Capital Jewish Museum as an event space
and the museum gift shop.
This is a specialized marketing internship focused on event rentals and gift shop revenue. In this
collaborative, entry-level role, you will get a chance to learn important skills and gain professional
experience in museum operations, event marketing, and audience outreach and development.
The ideal intern candidate has:
Currently enrolled in or recently graduated from a program in communications, visual
arts/graphic design, museum studies
Strong communications skills: written, verbal, and creative/visual
Knowledge of social media platforms and practices
An enthusiasm for connecting venues and their audiences
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
Providing support for daily operations activities, events, and projects
Expanding the departments marketing outreach through e-mail, social media, and conventional
correspondence such as mail and phone-call
Draft, edit, and schedule social media content, including text, images, and video. Monitor social
media engagement. Support metrics tracking and evaluation to inform projects and present
findings to all-staff
Research consumer trends and opinions to inform marketing strategy
Develop succinct and visually engaging media to improve presence on event venue websites and
CJM website
Build and maintain relationships with new clients, vendors, and local Jewish organizations to
expand outreach
Conduct research on prospective artisans and merchants in the DMV area to feature in the
museum gift shop
Help maintain contact lists, departmental manual, mailings etc.
Assist with creating content for broader marketing activities, such as email campaigns, product
launches, digital ads, and website updates for both signing and non-signing customers
Maintain museum brand consistency across all platforms and contribute creative ideas to grow
engagement and revenue
Other duties as assigned
PREFFERED QUALIFICATIONS
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Organized, able to prioritize work and problem-solve in a dynamic, fast-paced environment
Strong visual design skills; animation skills and video editing a plus
Basic graphic design ability (e.g., Canva or Adobe Creative Suite)
Proficient in one or more social media channels
Proficient in Microsoft Office
Positive team player capable of working both independently and with various clients
Flexibility to work evenings, weekends, and holidays as needed
Ability to lift 35 lbs.
DURATION
The internship will be for the Spring semester, January-May 2027, with the possibility of extension into
the Fall. This is an in-person internship totaling 200 hours. Hybrid options are also possible, but in-
person hours are required.
COMPENSATION
The stipend for this internship is $2,200. College/University credit is also possible; interns will coordinate
that with their departments.
SUPERVISOR
Michelle Gleaton, Associate Director, Event Operations and Visitor Experience
To apply please submit a resum and cover letter as one PDF document to
[email protected] with the name of the internship (Operations Marketing) in
the subject line. The deadline to apply is Monday, November 9th.
Operations Marketing Internship
Spring 2027
INTERNSHIP DESCRIPTION
The Operations Marketing Intern supports the creation and dissemination of information on behalf of the
Museums Operations department. They will report to the Associate Director, Event Operations and
Visitor Experience to assist with the Museums operations team communications efforts, working
individually and collaboratively with the team to promote the Capital Jewish Museum as an event space
and the museum gift shop.
This is a specialized marketing internship focused on event rentals and gift shop revenue. In this
collaborative, entry-level role, you will get a chance to learn important skills and gain professional
experience in museum operations, event marketing, and audience outreach and development.
The ideal intern candidate has:
Currently enrolled in or recently graduated from a program in communications, visual
arts/graphic design, museum studies
Strong communications skills: written, verbal, and creative/visual
Knowledge of social media platforms and practices
An enthusiasm for connecting venues and their audiences
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
Providing support for daily operations activities, events, and projects
Expanding the departments marketing outreach through e-mail, social media, and conventional
correspondence such as mail and phone-call
Draft, edit, and schedule social media content, including text, images, and video. Monitor social
media engagement. Support metrics tracking and evaluation to inform projects and present
findings to all-staff
Research consumer trends and opinions to inform marketing strategy
Develop succinct and visually engaging media to improve presence on event venue websites and
CJM website
Build and maintain relationships with new clients, vendors, and local Jewish organizations to
expand outreach
Conduct research on prospective artisans and merchants in the DMV area to feature in the
museum gift shop
Help maintain contact lists, departmental manual, mailings etc.
Assist with creating content for broader marketing activities, such as email campaigns, product
launches, digital ads, and website updates for both signing and non-signing customers
Maintain museum brand consistency across all platforms and contribute creative ideas to grow
engagement and revenue
Other duties as assigned
PREFFERED QUALIFICATIONS
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Organized, able to prioritize work and problem-solve in a dynamic, fast-paced environment
Strong visual design skills; animation skills and video editing a plus
Basic graphic design ability (e.g., Canva or Adobe Creative Suite)
Proficient in one or more social media channels
Proficient in Microsoft Office
Positive team player capable of working both independently and with various clients
Flexibility to work evenings, weekends, and holidays as needed
Ability to lift 35 lbs.
DURATION
The internship will be for the Spring semester, January-May 2027, with the possibility of extension into
the Fall. This is an in-person internship totaling 200 hours. Hybrid options are also possible, but in-
person hours are required.
COMPENSATION
The stipend for this internship is $2,200. College/University credit is also possible; interns will coordinate
that with their departments.
SUPERVISOR
Michelle Gleaton, Associate Director, Event Operations and Visitor Experience
To apply please submit a resum and cover letter as one PDF document to
[email protected] with the name of the internship (Operations Marketing) in
the subject line. The deadline to apply is Monday, November 9th.