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Would You Make It As A Curator in 1910?

Would You Make It As A Curator in 1910?

Smithsonian.com recently published an article describing the tests that curators in 1910 were supposed to be able to pass. If you had the right education and could answer questions about what (and how) you collect things, you were on your way. But curators had to 

Arts Administration Intern [Design Museum Boston]

Arts Administration Intern [Design Museum Boston]

Arts Administration Intern Description: Duration: September – December 2015Compensation: School Credit, Membership, Opportunity for Paid HoursLocation: 50 Milk Street, Boston, MATime: 24-32 hours/week Design Museum Boston is seeking an Arts Administration intern to join our team this fall. This position requires strong organizational skills, excellent 

3d Design Intern [Design Museum Boston]

3d Design Intern [Design Museum Boston]

3d Design Intern

Description:
Duration: September – December, 2015
Compensation: School Credit, Membership, Opportunity for Paid Hours
Location: 50 Milk St., 15th Floor, Boston, MA
Time: 32 hours/week
Design Museum Boston is seeking a 3D Design Intern to join our team this summer and assist us in designing, developing and fabricating exhibitions and other program elements. Design Museum Boston is a distributed museum, meaning we don’t have a single physical location — we put exhibitions in places where people already go, places like city hall, the mall, the airport, public parks, and online. Our exhibitions need to be designed to pop-up quickly, travel, and most importantly educate and delight our audience. The 3D design intern will tackle challenges at multiple levels that are specific to Design Museum Boston’s unique approach to delivering educational content.
Qualifications:
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  • Develop concepts and prototypes for exhibition and physical programmatic elements
  • Fabricate and install exhibitions in public
  • Monitor and maintain exhibitions in the field
  • We’re looking for someone who:
  • Is a self-starter, able to pick up parts of a project and contribute
  • Is a collaborator, able to fit into a team and boost its effectiveness
  • Is adaptable, able to pivot and move forward with new constraints
  • Is a planner, able to anticipate needs and put detailed plans in place for the future
  • Is a builder, able to translate his/her ideas into real assets (wood, metal, acrylic, etc)

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  • Knowledge of CAD systems: Rhino, Solidworks, or Sketchup
  • Expertise with Adobe CreativeSuite (in particular Photoshop and Illustrator)
  • Wood/metal shop power tools and assembly processes
  • Pages, Keynote
  • Googledocs
How To Apply:
Send portfolio, resume & cover letter to:cory (at) designmuseumfoundation.org
Apply by:
August 21, 2015

 

Docent [Russell Museum at Mass General]

Docent [Russell Museum at Mass General]

Docent Description: The Russell Museum at Mass General explores the hospital’s more than 200 years of history and the groundbreaking research happening here today. (More about the museum: http://www.massgeneral.org/museum/) Volunteer docents greet visitors, lead tours, and demonstrate pieces of technology and artifacts. Docents typically have one 

Docent/Greeter [Rebecca Nurse Homestead]

Docent/Greeter [Rebecca Nurse Homestead]

Docent/Greeter Description: The Rebecca Nurse Homestead, a historic house museum, is seeking history lovers to join our site as volunteers.  This a beautiful spot to spend the summer and fall!  We pride ourselves on sharing our passion for history with our guests.  The main focus 

Tech Studio Education Fellow [Museum of Science Boston]

Tech Studio Education Fellow [Museum of Science Boston]

Tech Studio Education Fellow

Museum of Science Boston, MA

The fellow will assist the Tech Studio staff in both the program development and the day-to-day operations of the Engineering Design Workshop and Tech Studio interpretation carts. The fellow will facilitate programs to engage large numbers of museum visitors (often 150 guests per hour or more) in activities and interpretations presenting engineering design, “maker” skills, and computational thinking. The fellow will learn about and experience STEM education and their implementation in a museum, to hone her/his skills and imagination while experimenting with career directions. EEO/M/D/F/V For more information and to apply, please visit: https://mos.applicantpro.com/jobs/239029-29458.html Posted on: 08/06/2015