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Curator- Georgia College, Old Governor’s Mansion

Under the supervision of the Director of Georgia’s Old Governor’s Mansion and the Sallie Ellis Davis House, the Curator plans and coordinates the museum’s tourism programs, develops and implements educational programming, outreach, and docent programs. The Curator also serves as a curator of Georgia College affiliated sites; assists in providing archival and accession file maintenance; maintains the site’s website and social media pages; conducts historical research; assists the Director in soliciting donations for the museum; develops and coordinates special events; and writes grants to support the museum’s programming and initiatives. In addition, the Curator will all also train and supervise all paid museum interpreters, students, and graduate assistants.

 

Key Function Operations
Job duties performed for the above function Develop and implement collections management program and coordinate all docent activities.
Key Function Outreach
Job duties performed for the above function Develop and implement K-12 and community internal and external programming.
Key Function Event Planning
Job duties performed for the above function Coordinate and enhance university affiliated site’s facility use and rental programs.
Key Function Program Support
Job duties performed for the above function Assist the Director in the functions of the museum and other duties as assigned.

Other Duties and Responsibilities

Other Duties and Responsibilities
Equal Opportunity Statement Georgia College is committed to the fundamental principle of equal opportunity and equal treatment for every prospective and current employee and strives to create a campus environment which understands, fosters, and embraces the value of diversity. No person shall, on the grounds of race, color, sex, sexual orientation, religion, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, or genetic information, be excluded from employment or participation in, be denied the benefits of, or otherwise be subjected to discrimination, under any program or activity conducted by Georgia College.

Minimum Requirements

Proposed Minimum Experience/Education Bachelor’s degree in History, Museum Studies, Public History, English, Creative Writing, or Education or similar discipline. 1-3 years’ experience working in a museum environment or similar environment.
Department Required Skills Demonstrated expertise applicable museum practices, including collections management;
Program management; Strong organizational, interpersonal and communication skills;
Highly self-motivated, team player;
Innovative and creative thinking;
Must be detail-oriented and able to multi-task;
Must be able to exercise clear communication on a daily basis to all stakeholders
Must have thorough knowledge and high comfort level in PastPerfect, MS Office, and Outlook Calendar for scheduling events and sharing information;
Must have working knowledge of all social media programs.
Experience in the development and implementation

Job Opportunity: Facilitator – Tsongas Industrial History Center

General Summary of Position:

Facilitation of School Group Visits: Direct Contact

  • Meets and directs multiple groups of students, teachers, and bus drivers (stepping onto bus for communications). During busy season, as many as 16 groups a day may visit.
  • Coordinates and communicates transportation logistics at curb
  • Uses radio system to report questions, emergencies, schedule alterations
  • Assists with moving carts filled with student lunches
  • Oversees group movement and monitors groups in lunchroom, in conjunction with Park Maintenance staff
  • Distributes program evaluations to teachers
  • Records daily visitation statistics and provides weekly report

Facilitation of School Group Visits: Preparation

  • Opens the Tsongas Industrial History Center daily
  • Assists with implementation of bad-weather plans through timely communications with TIHC Assistant Director for Operations (at times prior to work hours, by phone from home).

Facilitation of Special Groups

  • Assists with staff and teacher professional development programming
  • Assists with occasional visitors and groups wishing to observe programs
  • Conducts morning update meetings with all staff present
  • Maintains master program/staffing whiteboard

 Promote the University’s commitment to customer service by:

    • Building effective partnerships with co-workers throughout the University by freely sharing appropriate information and providing assistance when needed.
    • Ensuring optimum service to all internal and external partners in response to all requests for service and information.
    • Maintaining an environment that is welcoming to persons of all backgrounds, nationalities, and roles.Impact of Actions
      • Student (and adult) comfort and safety depend in large part on decisions and recommendations made by the facilitator.
      • Annual visitation statistics must be accurate for reports and funding decisions.

Minimum Qualifications (Required):

Education: High school diploma or GED

Experience: Minimum 2 years’ prior experience in managing groups of youth, interacting with visitors to a site, organizing information and anticipating possible problems to ensure smooth logistics for visitors, collaborating across various workgroups.

Skills:

  • excellent interpersonal and communication skills
  • able to communicate and collaborate with diverse groups (NPS Maintenance staff, museum teachers, visiting educators and students, and TIHC leadership team) to manage movement of school groups in a positive, effective way
  • strong dedication to customer service
  • organized and attentive to detail
  • ability to predict and troubleshoot logistical complications
  • ability to exercise discretion and independent judgment

Additional Considerations:

  • Nature of position requires time outdoors in all kinds of weather and occasionally requires some work from home (phone calls) during extremely bad weather or emergency situations.
  • It is often necessary to help move bulky lunch carts.
  • Work involves a mix of routine, well-established methods and unusual or changing situations that require quick and sound judgment. The facilitator brings problems not of a routine nature to the attention of the manager.

Special Instructions to Applicants:

This is a temporary, part-time, non-benefited, non-unit position.

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Gallery Attendants [MIT Museum, Cambridge, MA]

Full and part-time gallery attendants for October–December 2017, for exhibition, The Enemy, with training in late September.

The Enemy by Karim Ben Khelifa is a groundbreaking interactive Virtual Reality exhibition. Participants will encounter combatants on opposite sides of conflicts in Israel/Palestine, the Congo, and El Salvador. In their own words, each will offer personal perspectives on war, including thoughts on motivations, suffering, freedom, and the future.

Three types of Attendant positions available:

Gallery Attendant: Open exhibition and activate components; welcome visitors and provide introduction; assign and activate equipment and assist at start of experience; monitor to assist if needed during the experience; remove equipment at conclusion and replace battery packs.

Closing Attendant: At the exit of the exhibition, answer visitor questions, discuss their experience, and encourage to share thoughts via a guestbook or social media platform.

Technical Attendant: Start up and calibrate the tracking system; may perform technical trouble-shooting; also performs gallery attendant duties.

Job Requirements: Must be able to commit to the full run of the exhibition, including November 25-26 and December 26-31; be available for training on the following dates: Gallery and Closing attendant: September 25 or 26; Technical attendant: September 22.

Qualifications: High school diploma or equivalent education required, Bachelor’s degree preferred. Should enjoy working with the public, possess basic computer skills and be willing to commit to the full run of the exhibition.

Pay: $12.50/hour

Please send résumé and cover letter to: Patricia Lane, Visitor Services Manager, MIT Museum; palane@mit.edu

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