There is the CLIR Fellowship Program which is intended to get those with 
history and related degrees into archival positions. It basically takes 
people without library degrees and places them in archival programs or 
special collections where they can merge their expertise with 
archives/library administration. My sister-in-law, with an advanced degree 
in Russian literature , was accepted into the Program and is now a Digital 
Collections expert for Penn State. Most of her fellow CLIR fellows did 
have advanced degrees in history. For better or worse, a CLIR Fellowship 
will mostly just open doors at academic research libraries. 

Stephen Cohen
Records Manager
MetLife | Legal Affairs
New York City NY 10036


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