Master Teacher position re-opened
at the University of Wyoming Art Museum. Please forward to anyone for whom
this may be of interest. Susan Moldenhauer, Director & Chief Curator,
University of Wyoming Art Museum
University of Wyoming Art Museum Master Teacher Search Re-opened: Immediately Position search closes: March 1, 2009. The University of Wyoming Art Museum seeks a Master Teacher, to work
full-time in the museum's education department under the supervision of the
Education Curator. This position was implemented as part of a Pilot
Project to create a direct liaison between the College of Education, the
Museum and Wyoming School Districts statewide. The successful applicant
will move the Master Teacher position forward into the next stage of
implementation. This is a year-round position that requires a high-energy, passionate,
dedicated and experienced educator who is looking for the opportunity to
creatively move interdisciplinary educational theory into practice, all the
while assessing and refining. The candidate we are looking for has a
strong desire to support students and teachers in their district classrooms,
while developing innovative, concept-based, educational programming tied
directly to our museum exhibits. This is the perfect position for an
experienced, successful classroom teacher who understands and works well
within the school setting, yet who might be interested in and intrigued by
the opportunity to apply their expertise within a unique, creative art museum
and higher education setting. Duties include preparing, teaching and assessing K-16 classes directly
related to art museum exhibitions and research, which meet Wyoming academic
standards; developing and providing web-based curricular materials for
teacher use statewide; developing, implementing and assessing internship and
teaching opportunities for UW College of Education pre-service teachers; and
developing and presenting training for museum docents that prepares them to
engage museum visitors of all ages in active discussion of the art and
artists presented in museum exhibits. In addition the position will assist in developing and presenting teacher
training opportunities for pre-K-12 teachers, focused on innovative and
creative ways to use art museum exhibitions and resources in support for
Wyoming academic standards; and assist the Education Curator with aspects of
the art museum's education programs as requested. Requirements: Undergraduate degree in art studio, art history, art
education, interdisciplinary studies, secondary education, or related
fields. Graduate degree preferred. A minimum of three to five
years demonstrated teaching experience required. Ability to make
interdisciplinary connections a must. Knowledge of museum professional
standards and K-12 education standards. Excellent writing and research
skills, interpersonal skills, problem solving, and organizational
skills. Ability to work independently, and as part of an education team
in a dynamic and collaborative environment. Proficiency in Word/Excel. Application Materials Required:
Interested applicants are requested to send a letter of application,
curriculum vitae, portfolio (as appropriate) and contact information for
three professional references to: Wendy Bredehoft, Curator of Education, University of Wyoming Art Museum,
Department 3807, 1000 E. University Avenue, Laramie, WY 82071 The University of Wyoming is an EEO/AA employer. |
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