PROPERTIES ASSISTANT
Description:
The Georgia Trust
for Historic Preservation is seeking a responsible, organized and
self-motivated individual to handle the records and communications of the
properties department including the operation, planning and programs of three
historic sites: Hay House (Macon, Ga.), McDaniel-Tichenor House (Monroe, Ga.)
and Rhodes Hall (Atlanta, Ga.). The statewide office for properties is
located in Atlanta.
Reports to:
Senior Director of
Properties
Primary
Responsibilities:
> Assist the Senior Director
in the overall administration of Trust properties and evaluation of potential
properties.
> Draft letters, position
statements, and other documents in the areas of planning, training and
designated projects related to the administration of three historic
sites.
> Evaluate departmental goals,
provide updates to the strategic long-range plan and recommend improvements in
day-to-day operations.
> Participate in the
development, coordination and implementation of meetings and special events
including planning, management of records, and tracking the implementation and
results of these proceedings.
> Attend meetings and
conferences as requested by the Senior Director.
> Other duties as assigned by
supervisor.
Qualifications:
The associate
should have a working knowledge of preservation practice or museum standards.
Bachelor's degree required. Master's degree preferred in American history,
museum studies, public history, preservation or related field. Excellent
communications skills mandatory. Ability to plan, organize and handle multiple
tasks simultaneously. Proficient with computers and management of
records. Should have commitment to historic preservation and positive
attitude.
Compensation:
Full-time
position with full benefits.
Application and Contact
Information:
Submit resume, three references and letter of interest to
Properties Assistant, The Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation, 1516
Peachtree St., NW, Atlanta, Ga. 30309 or e-mail to [log in to unmask]. Position closes
August 16, 2002.