Keni,
We are going through some similar position re-evaluations. Would you
share any position descriptions you receive? Thanks,
Julie
Keni Sturgeon wrote:
>Hello All,
>
>I am working with faculty members at my university to have my current position reclassified and moved from University Advancement to the Anthropology Department/Social Science Division. I am hoping that some of you who have a joint appointment as faculty (in any academic department) and to your university museum as a curator would be willing to send me a copy of your position description.
>
>The current plan is for me to teach two upper division courses for the anthro. department, develop a museum studies minor, and serve as our museum's part-time curator (currently I teach two courses for anthro. as an adjunct and serve as the museum's director). If anyone has a position description they would be willing to share, it would be greatly appreciated.
>
>Thanks,
>Keni Sturgeon
>Director/Curator
>Jensen Arctic Museum
>Western Oregon University
>345 N. Monmouth Ave.
>Monmouth, OR 97361
>503-838-8468
>503-838-8289 (fax)
>
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