The ITPS provides and empowers Iona students with a variety of pre-professional, scholarly, and hands-on learning experiences. Inspired by the work of Thomas Paine and in support of the Iona University mission of intellectual inquiry, community engagement, and an appreciation for diversity, the ITPS offers students opportunities in the fields of digital humanities, public history, and archival studies. These opportunities take the form of internships, particularly those that focus on Digital Humanities, Public History, and Museum Studies as well as data science; curriculum like the Public History and Digital Humanities minor as well as courses in public history and digital humanities (DH 210) and the Age of Revolutions (HST 316); and research collaborations across disciplinary and professional lines.
Learn more about our internship programs, research opportunities, the Public History and Digital Humanities Minor, and our archives.
