Everyone,
      Thank you for all the information and links you have given.

Adam: I am are of the potential visa/work permit issues so that is why
Australia is very last on my list.  I have interned at Deaf Cultural
Centre in Toronto for 9 weeks last summer and I have connections
there.  For Australia, all I have is two friends there so I can ask.

Melissa:  My name is Ashley but that is okay, perhaps you were
probably on the move when you read my name like Amy. No big deal.

Again, thanks for the information!

Ashley


On Mon, Feb 27, 2012 at 10:44 AM, Jaki Waggamon <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> AASLH and AAM both post listings.  If you're interested in the Zoo, AZA also
> has a job list.  Also, since D.C. is on your list, checking USA jobs might
> turn up opportunities (though positions elsewhere come along once and a
> while too).  I've been most successful going directly to museum websites as
> well--I've found that everyone posts to different places, so it's hard to
> say any site has everything!  My current city research list is smaller, so
> that make it easier, but maybe if you have a few museums of interest in
> those cities you could check those websites.
>
>
> On Mon, Feb 27, 2012 at 10:09 AM, Mary Negro <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>>
>> Hello Ashley,
>>
>> NYFA.org primarily lists art position openings in New York City but
>> jobs/internships in LA and elsewhere are listed occasionally.
>>
>>  Indeed.com is a site that collects postings from multiple places, similar
>> to how kayak.com collects info from major travel sites. It is not arts
>> focused, but you can easily search positions by city and/or job description.
>>
>> Both sites have helped me tremendously and I hope you have the same
>> experience!
>>
>> Best of luck,
>> Mary
>>
>>
>>
>> Sent from my iPhone
>>
>> On Feb 27, 2012, at 3:15 AM, Ashley Watson <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>>
>> > I joined this listserve last year and have been following some trends a
>> > bit but primarily focused on the jobs and internships.  I have bookmarked
>> > few websites that focuses on museum employment openings.  Also for
>> > internships, both paid and unpaid. I am in my final semester as a graduate
>> > student in museum studies program at Syracuse University and will be
>> > graduating this May.  I am quite anxious about finding a job or internship
>> > somewhere and I am very ware of the difficult economical climate that we are
>> > experiencing right now. I would like to know if there are any good museum
>> > employment/professional network websites that I may have overlooked.  I want
>> > to state that I have drawn my job search plan with a list of cities I would
>> > like to obtain either employment or internship this coming summer or later.
>> >  Before I list those cities, I am not limiting myself to those cities as I
>> > am open to almost anywhere but I hope to land in any of my preferred cities.
>> >  Here is the list of cities below:
>> >
>> > Boston, Toronto, Washington D.C., Chicago, Minneapolis/St.Paul, Denver,
>> > Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, Oakland, Los Angeles, San Diego, and
>> > Australia (any major city there).
>> >
>> > It may seem as a real grand plan and the reason for that is my
>> > preference for a decent public transit system.  Again, I can't limit myself
>> > to that as I have to accept what is out there.  Your feedback here will be
>> > greatly appreciated.
>> >
>> > Best,
>> > Ashley Watson
>> > Graduate Student
>> > Museum Studies Program
>> > Syracuse University
>> >
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