The Public Historian/Curator, in collaboration with the grant Project Director for the Liberatory Literacies Project and other College Libraries staff, will lead the development and delivery of public programs, curate and develop digital initiatives, lead outreach efforts, and administer budgetary processes for the project.

Minimum Requirements
Master’s degree in history, art history or related field is required. Wide knowledge of and enthusiasm about contemporary art is also required. Candidates with an equivalent combination of experience and/or education are encouraged to apply.

Required Knowledge, Skills and Abilities
Curatorial and art handling experience with a record of increasing professional responsibility and measurable accomplishments; record of significant exhibitions and publications
Experience conceptualizing, designing, and implementing educational materials and lessons for community-based educators, and administrators.
Demonstrated commitment to diverse, equitable, and inclusive museum experiences.
Research interest in the diversity of American history, identity, and narratives, specifically African American history.
Strong organization, communication, and writing skills.
Flexibility, adaptability, and capacity to handle multiple tasks at once including researching and planning several projects at the same time. Experience and/or interest in research, libraries, genealogy, or other areas related to archival work is required; good written and verbal communication skills; ability to work independently, as well as with the public and other staff members; computer experience, and appreciation for rare and unique materials that require special and careful handling; moderate to heavy lifting may be required
Working knowledge of word processing and spreadsheet applications
Event coordination and management experience
Experience designing and working with websites

Preferred: Certification with the National Association for Interpretation

Application deadline: September 23, 2024

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Date posted: September 10, 2024