Employment Listings
NCMC members and non-members may submit employment listings to appear on the NCMC employment webpage. Please use the employment listing form to submit your job listing. Once your listing has been approved it will appear on the page below.
NCMC members can submit a listing at no charge. Non memebers may submit a listing for $25. Please see the employment listing form for more details.
Curator of Education, SECCA
The Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art (SECCA) in Winston-Salem, North Carolina is accepting applications for CURATOR OF EDUCATION (Position Number: 60090506). The Curator of Education is responsible for overall leadership in defining, creating and implementing programs that advance the art center's mission "...to enhance perspectives, inspire community and ignite new ideas at the intersection of art and you." The successful candidate will provide dynamic leadership shaped by an understanding of current museum educational theory and practice while fostering a collaborative spirit across the museum's departments and maintaining and expanding fruitful relationships with external partners to cultivate new and diverse audiences.
Application deadline is February 15, 2012.
Apply on-line at: http://www.osp.state.nc.us/jobs/
VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR TO BE HIRED: Historic Yates Mill County Park and Crowder District Park (which are managed by one combined staffing structure) are currently hiring a part-time Volunteer Coordinator position for 32–40 hours per week. The job description and blank application may be obtained at: http://www.wakegov.com/parks/yatesmill/default.htm.
2012 Annual Conference early bird registration closes this Friday. Sign up now and save on your registration fees! On-line Registration available
NCMC's by-laws are periodically reviewed by the board. Per the by-laws, any time modifications to the by-laws are made, notice of said modifications must sent out to the membership at least thirty days prior to the annual business meeting so that the membership may have the opportunity to review the modifications before voting to approve said modifications at the annual meeting. NCMC will be voting to approve modifications to its by-laws at the March 19, 2012 annual business meeting. 2012 - Proposed NCMC By-Laws. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact vicepresident@ncmuseums.org.
The North Carolina Preservation Consortium is seeking articles for our next electronic newsletter. Have you completed an interesting preservation project? Have an artifact needing conservation you would like someone to adopt? Planning an event for national Preservation Week in April? Share your story with collections colleagues. Please submit text and images as an email attachment to NCPC newsletter editor Beth Doyle at b.doyle@duke.edu Text must be in a Word document. Images should be jpeg format with a printable quality of 250dpi or more. Please include a caption for photo credit. Deadline is March 30th.
New Employment list: Curator of Education, SECCA; Volunter Opportunities at Historic Yates Mill
NCMC 2012 Annual Conference Schedule is now available!!
Find a Museum by County has been updated thanks to a great NCMC supporter!
Free On-site Consultation Service (FOCoS) is offered by NCMC and is now accepting applications!
Intested in becoming a FOCoS consultant?
The Federation of North Carolina Historical Societies' is conducting a hands-on workshop "Researching Our Industrial Past" on November 18. Discover how to research the history of past businesses and industries. Learn the best way to begin such research, the obvious and not-so-obvious sources of information available, and even how some basic archaeological activities can provide information. This workshop will be helpful for historical organizations interested in learning more about industries that once operated in their area, as well as for people simply interested in researching what their ancestors did for a living.
The summer edition of MUSE News is out!
Does your institution need help organizing, managing, and preserving the special collections that document North Carolina’s history and culture? The North Carolina State Archives can help through its Traveling Archivist Program (TAP). The application and instructions are available online on the North Carolina State Archives website.
The Department of Education Southeast Regional Advisory Committee (RAC) region includes Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina, and South Carolina. The Southeast RAC invites your comments and recommendations on the educational needs of the region and how those needs would be most effectively addressed. Using the links on our page you will find the dates of upcoming RAC meetings open to the public, RAC meetings materials and summaries, and a place for you to leave your comment.
Conducting a regular inventory of collections is a crucial task for museums and historical societies. Come to the Federation of North Carolina Historical Societies' spring workshops to learn tips and strategies for conducting a collections inventory; to practice tagging and marking objects with identification numbers; and to learn about building partnerships to attract visitors to your site.
Check out the new Connecting to Collections Workshops scheduled for 2011. Upcoming workshops include Emergency & Disaster Preparedness, Digital Projects workshop and Collections Care and Preservation.
Board Minutes updated from last meeting.
The Triangle Area Cultural Resources Emergency Network (TACREN) announces the launch of a disaster hot line for area cultural organizations to call when a disaster damages their collections. More info here.
