Student Opportunities
The National Museum of the Pacific War is committed to enhancing student opportunities through internships, student travel and special programs. Please check back regularly for updates and new opportunities or reach out to us at education@nimitzfoundation.org
Internships
If you are interested in a museum career, consider an internship to learn from some of the best in the field! The National Museum of the Pacific War's internship program offers hands-on experience in museum education, archives, and collections!
Summer internships are available for undergraduate and graduate students! For more information, check out the available positions below!
Summer Ambassador Program
The Summer Ambassador Program at the National Museum of the Pacific War (NMPW) offers an immersive introduction into the museum world. As an ambassador, you will explore museum careers, gain hands-on experience, and participate in behind-the-scenes opportunities. While at the NMPW, you will also have the opportunity to deepen your knowledge about World War II in the Asian-Pacific Theater and the Home Front.
Student Travel
The National Museum of the Pacific War's student travel program allows Hill Country high school students to explore other cultures and museums around the world with the support of trained professional museum staff.
Please check back at a later date or email programs@nimitzfoundation.org, to be put on an email list to be notified about any upcoming trips.
Admiral Chester W. Nimitz Leadership Scholarship
The Nimitz Leadership Scholarship, presented by the National Museum of the Pacific War, honors the legacy of Admiral Chester W. Nimitz by recognizing an outstanding senior at Fredericksburg High School who exemplifies leadership, integrity, and a commitment to service. This $5,000 scholarship is awarded to a student who has demonstrated exceptional leadership in their school and community, maintained a minimum GPA of 3.0, and plans to pursue higher education at a college, university, or trade school within one year of graduation.
Applicants are required to submit an essay reflecting on how they embody Admiral Nimitz’s leadership qualities, along with a letter of recommendation. The scholarship recipient will be announced in May 2025.
Application Deadline: April 30, 2025
For more information or to apply, contact Kyna Stys, Director of Education and Museum Programs, at kstys@nimitzfoundation.org.