[Scmusenet] FW: Curator of Education Position Opening

[Rickie Good]

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Of Craig Tuminaro
Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2006 3:56 PM
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Subject: Curator of Education Position Opening

 

Drayton Hall, a historic site of the National Trust for Historic
Preservation, seeks an experienced, creative, and innovative professional as
Curator Education.  Reporting to the Director of Museum Interpretation, the
Curator of Education will supervise all education programs and interpretive
staff; network with teachers and education personnel locally, statewide, and
throughout the region; oversee education programs and the development of new
programs, teacher training workshops and institutes, and create pre-and-post
visit lesson plans that relate to all of the education programs offered.

 

*	Contribute to the overall success of Drayton Hall in achieving its
mission.
*	Responsible for the management and supervision of interpretive staff
for education programs, downtown walking tours, and other educational
initiatives. 
*	Develop new education programs, including on-line, web-based
initiatives, and monitor and evaluate existing programs, including pre- and
post-visit lesson plans and activities for teachers, ensuring that they meet
and adhere to state curriculum standards.
*	Manage all aspects of special education initiatives, providing
critical evaluation and suggestions for future improvement.  
*	Network with school teachers to coordinate Drayton Hall programs
into their pacing schedules.  Provide lesson plans related specifically to
the education programs booked.
*	Assist with the creation and supervision of teacher workshops and
training institutes at Drayton Hall.
*	Network with local school board representatives as well as the South
Carolina state curriculum coordinator.
*	Assist in research projects relating to the history of Drayton Hall
and the Lowcountry region.
*	Assist in fund-raising and grant-writing.
*	Be a team player and have the flexibility to be able to lead,
follow, and support colleagues in a tactful, positive way.  

 

Bachelor's Degree in education, museum education, public history, or related
field required, Master's degree strongly preferred. At least three years
experience in classroom teaching and/or conducting public history and
educational school programs with direct experience creating and developing
such programs. At least one year supervisory experience. Extensive knowledge
of history and its connections to other disciplines preferred. Must have
strong oral and written communication skills.

 

Please send a resume and cover letter to Drayton Hall, Department of Museum
Interpretation, 3380 Ashley River Road, Charleston, SC 29414.  

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