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Furniture and Art Mover plus [Trefler’s]

A long established Antique and Art Restoration studio in Newton is seeking a candidate for a position requiring moving of furniture/art objects, facilities/maintenance, and restoration. This is a 30 hour position Monday — Friday. This position could eventually grow into doing primarily restoration for the right candidate.

You must be self motivated with excellent customer service skills. Experience with moving and or restoration, or color matching/theory is a plus, but not necessary. Will train the right person.

 

Qualifications:
Candidate should be organized, friendly, outgoing and have great people skills.
– Must be dependable
– Able to lift 100 lbs
– Able to drive a van
– Have valid driver’s license
– Good driving record
– Reasonable knowledge of area

Must meet all above listed criteria.

How To Apply:
Please e-mail cover letter and resume to clupien@trefler.com

No calls please.

Apply by:
May 04, 2015
Salary:
$13.00-$15.00 per hour
About this Organization:
Antique and Art Restoration company

Part-Time Researcher [New England Historic Genealogical Society]

Researchers are responsible for conducting research for the NEHGS Research Services Department.The ideal candidate should have a thorough knowledge of genealogical skills, techniques, and sources; and be able to efficiently conduct research in the time allotted by clients.
Qualifications:
-­Bachelor’s degree in a history related field. -­Genealogical training. ­-General computer skills including internet, e-mail, and word processing. -­3-4 years of professional genealogical experience  ­-Ability to analyze documents and compile detailed narrative research reports.
How To Apply:
Please submit a cover-letter, resume, and a written sample of genealogical research to: Michelle Major mmajor@nehgs.org Human Resources Coordinator
Apply by:
May 20, 2015
Salary:
Hourly, depends on experience
About this Organization:
To advance the study of family history in America and beyond, the New England Historic Genealogical Society (NEHGS) educates, inspires, and connects people through our scholarship, collections, and expertise.

Founded in 1845, NEHGS is the country’s oldest and largest nonprofit genealogical organization.

The NEHGS research library is home to tens of millions of books, journals, manuscripts, photographs, microfilms, documents, records, and other artifacts that date back more than five centuries. The award-winning website www.AmericanAncestors.org offers access to more than 200 million names in thousands of searchable databases. Serving more than 70,000 members and registered users internationally, the NEHGS staff includes some of the leading expert genealogists in the country, specializing in early American, Irish, English, Italian, Scottish, Atlantic and French Canadian, and Jewish genealogy.

Publications Coordinator [Museum of Fine Arts, Boston]

Under the direction of the Director of MFA Publications (Publisher), the Publications Coordinator will provide essential administrative support and perform diverse duties in the areas of office management, bookkeeping, logistics and inventory, sales and distribution, book promotion, and digital assets management in the Museum’s Publications department.

Essential functions include: coordinate people and paperwork for meetings, correspondence, contracts, royalties, invoicing, and billing; serve as Publications’ first point of contact with external customers, partners, and vendors, as well as with other Museum departments; process and invoice book orders not handled by our distributor, including those from internal departments and external exhibition partners; arrange for customs clearance and trucking of books coming from printers overseas, order fulfillment from our warehouse, stock transfers and other shipments, and the distribution of new titles; maintain a system for storing, tracking, retrieving, and analyzing data related to orders, sales, payments, and other financial transactions; work closely with the Publisher on overseeing the department budget as well as individual book project budgets throughout the year; manage all content for the Publications section of the MFA website; help to promote MFA Publications by entering titles in book shows and competitions, sending copies to reviewers, and preparing the Publisher’s presentation materials for sales meetings, trade shows, and conferences; assist with the production of the MFA Publications sales catalogue each year according to an established design template; assist with other areas of the department, such as image ordering and digital asset management for production and design, or copyediting for editorial, with the approval of the Publisher and as time and skill levels allow.

35 hours/week; Mon-Fri, 9:00am-5:00pm.

Qualifications:
Qualifications include: Bachelor’s degree, with at least one year of experience working in publishing or other relevant field (successful internships will be considered toward work experience) – museum experience will be considered a plus; an interest in books is a must; attention to detail and the ability to coordinate complex elements of multiple projects and many different people are absolutely essential; excellent verbal and written communications skills; strong quantitative skills with a good understanding of basic financial principles; ability to handle confidential financial and strategic information with utter discretion; strong planning and follow-through skills, including time management skills for completing multiple tasks on time and with a high degree of accuracy. Candidates must be computer literate and able to comfortably use Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Knowledge of Adobe Photoshop and InDesign will be considered a definite plus.
How To Apply:
For consideration, please submit your cover letter and résumé to: resumes@mfa.org. You may also submit your materials via postal mail to: Human Resources Department, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, 465 Huntington Avenue, Boston, MA 02115. Only those candidates selected for interviews will be contacted.The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston is an Equal Opportunity Employer and seeks diversity in its workforce.

Apply by:
June 23, 2015
About this Organization:
Fine arts cultural and educational institution.

Exhibit Hall Educational Interpreter [Edward M. Kennedy Institute For The United States Senate]

The Exhibit Hall Educational Interpreter, reporting to the Exhibit Content and Media Manager, is primarily responsible for assisting in the facilitation of the general visitor experience in the Senate Surround, including guiding visitors around the exhibit halls, interpreting exhibit content to make it as engaging as possible and answering questions about Senate history, Senator Kennedy, and civics.  Interpreters will also have the opportunity to help create new interpretations for visitors.  These are part time positions with a varying work schedule not to exceed 20 hours per workweek, to include weekend scheduling.  These positions are not eligible for benefits.

 

Primary Responsibilities:

  • Facilitate the general visitor experience in the Senate Surround exhibit halls.
  • Ensure that the standards of excellence set by EMK Institute are reflected in the daily presentation of the Senate Surround exhibit halls.
  • Participate in ongoing training for visitor experience to ensure consistent quality of interpretation.
  • Learn content of exhibits prior to work on the floor.
  • Report regularly to Exhibit Content and Media Manager on guest engagement and technological functionality, and assist with research and interpretation development as necessary.

  

The Ideal Candidate will possess:

  • Excellent communication skills.
  • Experience working with students or adults in a hands-on learning environment or living history setting.
  • Creative, engaging personality with the ability to exhibit the gravitas necessary for performing particular roles in the SIM.
  • Experience working with large groups and an ability to respond skillfully to a wide variety of people from different social and cultural backgrounds.
  • The ability to think on one’s feet to troubleshoot issues that may arise in working with large groups of students.
  • An interest in and basic working knowledge of politics, government, and the legislative process.
  • Comfort working in a collaborative, technology-based start-up environment.
  • Experience working with varied audiences: students, teachers, faculty, administrator, state and local officials in role-play, educational, or museum learning environments.
  • Ability to represent the Institute to the general public.
  • Practical and creative problem solving skills.
  • Willingness and ability to work some nights and weekends as necessary.

 

Please email résumé and cover letter to resumes@emkinstitute.org.  Indicate “Exhibit Hall Educational Interpreter” in the subject line.  Please, no phone calls.

 

The Edward M. Kennedy Institute for The United States Senate is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate against any applicant on the basis of age, color, disability, gender, national origin, race, religion, sexual orientation, veteran status, or any classification protected by federal, state, or local law.

Qualifications:

  • Must have experience in educational environments.
  • Bachelor of Arts degree preferred.
  • Experience with museums or hands-on learning environments preferred.
  • At least 1 relevant work experience required, some of which should be in a hands-on learning environment, school setting, or working directly with students in an educational or performance setting.

How To Apply:

Please email résumé and cover letter to resumes@emkinstitute.org.  Indicate “Exhibit Hall Educational Interpreter” in the subject line.  Please, no phone calls.

 

The Edward M. Kennedy Institute for The United States Senate is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate against any applicant on the basis of age, color, disability, gender, national origin, race, religion, sexual orientation, veteran status, or any classification protected by federal, state, or local law.

Apply by:
May 29, 2015

About this Organization:
The Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate (the EMK Institute) is dedicated to educating the public about our government, invigorating public discourse, encouraging participatory democracy, and inspiring the next generation of citizens and leaders. We believe that the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate will be one of the leading organizations working to turn the tide on civic education. Offering a new model for education and outreach, the EMK Institute will invite the American public into the discourse on the challenges facing the nation. Toward that end, the EMK Institute will be a portal into the legislative process and a training ground for the decision-makers of the future.

Exhibit Interpretation Lead [Edward M. Kennedy Institute For The United States Senate]

The Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate is dedicated to educating the public about the important role of the Senate in our government, encouraging participatory democracy, invigorating civil discourse, and inspiring the next generation of citizens and leaders to engage in the civic life of their communities.

 

The EMK Institute offers a new model for education and outreach that invites the American public to participate in the discourse on the challenges facing the nation. Toward that end, the EMK Institute is a portal into the legislative process and a training ground for the decision-makers of the future.

 

This Role:

The Exhibit Interpretation Lead is responsible for overseeing the exhibit interpretation program at the Edward M. Kennedy Institute, managing its paid and unpaid staff, and collaboratively creating an engaging, accurate, and entertaining visitor experience that works in concert with the Institute’s exhibits, programs, and special events.  This position manages the scheduling of paid positions, the ongoing educational enrichment and education of paid and unpaid staff, coordinates research projects staff may undertake, and works to make the Institute both an engaging destination for visitors and a nurturing and fulfilling workplace for staff and volunteers. This role will also work collaboratively with the Exhibit Manager and Coordinator on developing future visitor experiences.

 

This position will work in close collaboration with several staff members in the management and oversight of the paid and unpaid interpretive staff:

  • Operations Staffing Manager and Senate Immersion Module (SIM) Manager: this position will work closely with these staff to develop a streamlined way to organize and manage staff, interns, and volunteers;
  • Exhibits Manager: reporting to the Exhibits Manager, this position will work to develop engaging interpretations on current and future exhibit content relevant to all EMK Institute audiences;
  • Education Manager: the Exhibit Interpretation Lead will work with the Education Manager on creating the Senator-In-Training program for grade 4 – 8 students and educators, as well as with the full Programming department on family-oriented offerings;
  • Visitor Services Manager: this position will work closely with the Visitor Services Manager on optimizing daily staffing and flow to provide the best visitor experience possible.

 

Primary Responsibilities:

  • Manages the development and implementation of the Institute’s Exhibit Interpretation program, refining content and training programs in coordination with Programming Department managers responsible for exhibits and programs.
  • Works with Operations Staffing Manager and Programming department colleagues to develop the scheduling process for all paid and unpaid floor staff; collaboration will be necessary for a clear and integrated process and implementation / management plan;
  • Manages the ongoing learning and and assessment of the Institute’s paid and unpaid interpretive staff, including volunteers, interns, and interpreters with the main goal to build and update the Exhibit Interpretation program;
  • Works closely with the Operations Staffing Manager to create the educational component to the volunteer enrichment program and other means to maintain a happy pool of volunteers as well as create incentives for volunteer recruitment;
  • Works closely with Exhibits staff to oversee refinement and distribution of volunteer educational materials, and schedule and implement educational trainings of all interpretive staff;
  • Works with department staff on helping develop engaging and fun family programming.

 

Please email résumé and cover letter to resumes@emkinstitute.org, “Exhibit Interpretation Lead” in the subject line. Please, no phone calls.

 

The Edward M. Kennedy Institute for The United States Senate is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate against any applicant on the basis of age, color, disability, gender, national origin, race, religion, sexual orientation, veteran status, or any classification protected by federal, state, or local law.

Qualifications:

 

Qualifications, Requirements and Skills:

  • Bachelor’s degree in education, history, political science, or related field required.
  • Experience in an educational or museum environment with supervisory and training experience required.
  • Proven ability to create and implement successful training programs, especially focusing on fostering an environment for growth of both paid and unpaid staff.

•     Experience in developing and implementing informal education program evaluation methods, and integrating outcomes into future planning.

  • Enthusiasm for working in a creative, team-based work environment essential.
  • Weekend and evening working hours will be required.

 

How To Apply:

Please email résumé and cover letter to resumes@emkinstitute.org, “Exhibit Interpretation Lead” in the subject line. Please, no phone calls.

 

Apply by:
May 29, 2015

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