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Research & Education
The Marshall University HerdWork Humanities Internship Program
The Historic Glenwood Foundation is proud to support humanities students by participating in the HerdWork Humanities Internship Program at Marshall University. This initiative offers students paid work experience in their fields. These internships are made possible by a grant from the Mellon Foundation and allow students to earn academic credits toward their major requirements while gaining practical experience.
Glenwood was honored to be among the first organizations to host HerdWork interns and is delighted to continue this partnership with Marshall University.
Congratulations to our former interns!
Their hard work and diligence are greatly appreciated as part of Glenwood’s commitment to preserving history and providing meaningful learning experiences.
Jackson Murphy
Jackson Murphy earned a double major in English and Political Science and graduated in May 2026. His contributions to digitizing Glenwood's archives was significant!
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