HI!

My nake is Annika Black and I tried to email you before when you suggested
that "newbies" email you. My messege came back returned, so I hope that you
get this one.

I am art and museum studies graduate and am too looking for a
museum/exhibiton department job. I prefer D.C. but also like Philly, Seattle
and Toronto. I would enjoy corosponding with you if you are interested.

Also there is a book that a friend has recommended to me called:

Museums: A place to work, planning museum careers by

Jane R Glaser and Artemis A Zenetou

You might check that out. I have not seen it before, but it sounds very
helpful and interesting. Let me know if you do find it and like it. You
could also simply put CV as a querie on a search engine like google or
something and im sure you would get some results that way.

Also, do you know if anyone from the list is going to Delware to see the
play of "Mixed up Files..." If you or anyone you know of is going, please
let me know as I would love to go but have no car.( I live in Baltimore
City)

Hope to hear from you soon. Have a great day!

Annika Black




>From: Pamela Feltus <[log in to unmask]>
>Reply-To: Museum discussion list <[log in to unmask]>
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: CV help
>Date: Sat, 2 Feb 2002 15:19:26 EST
>
>I know this was just discussed several months ago, but the museum list
>archive really didn't like the search string "c.v." and listed billions of
>"resume" posts.
>
>now that I'm suddenly and surprisingly unemployed, I'm looking to apply for
>a position that requires a c.v. However, I have no clue what it should look
>like. Does anyone have any books, websites, examples, advice to
>recommend????
>
>Thanks!!
>Pamela
>
>
>Pamela Feltus
>formerly of the National Museum of American Jewish Military History
>
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