Internships, Fellowships, & Grants
HBLL Internships
The BYU Library internship program allows students to gain real life work experience while being mentored by a library professional. Full-time BYU students can be hired as an intern for 130 hours. The position is paid, and the hours are flexible. Students can often be matched with internship opportunities that relate to their interests.
Services
- Experiential Learning Grants
Experiential Learning Grants fund projects that provide meaningful educational experiences outside the classroom. Successful projects directly benefit the library and involve a mentor from among current library faculty and staff.
- Special Collections Internships
Undergraduate and graduate level internship opportunities in Special Collections are provided to supplement and enhance student learning
- Special Collections Research Grant
- Student Research Grants
Student research grants encourage outstanding student achievement in research, foster information literacy, and stimulate original scholarship
- The Charles Redd Fellowship in Western American History
Sponsored by the Charles Redd Center for Western Studies and the BYU Library Special Collections