Posted on behalf of a colleague.
Even if you're not interested in the jobs, the HistoryMakers website 
is well worth browsing. http://www.thehistorymakers.com
Karen Reeds
(With apologies for cross-posting. Please do not reply to me.)


Three positions open at HistoryMakers in Chicago:

ScienceMakers Project Director
STEM Oral Historian
STEM Programming Coordinator
http://www.thehistorymakers.com/aboutus/careers.asp

ScienceMakers, a three year NSF- funded project, will collect oral 
history interviews of 180 major African American scientists in the 
science/technology/engineering/mathematics (STEM) professions. The 
content of the interviews will be used to increase awareness and 
knowledge of STEM professions and African American contributions to 
science while also encouraging youth to pursue science-related 
careers.

Please reply directly to HistoryMakers:
The HistoryMakers
  1900 S. Michigan Avenue
  Chicago, IL 60616
No Phone Calls Please
Email
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-- 
Karen Reeds, Guest Curator
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"Call the Doctor! Call the Nurse! History of Medicine in New Jersey, 1775-1975"
The Cornelius Low House, the Middlesex County Museum, Piscataway NJ
Phone 732.745.4177, http://www.co.middlesex.nj.us/culturalheritage/museum.asp
Exhibition on view May 2010-June 2011
Tues-Fri, Sun, 1-4. Free! Groups welcome!

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